The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, August 22, 1906, Image 1
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BY W. W. & W. R. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1906. ESTABLISHED 184Ji
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The celebrated First Artillery Band will furnish the music.
Plenty of amusements for everybody.
l\et evervhnHv mme. see and be seen.
Three games of Base Ball.
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Special train leaves Abbeville 7.24 a. m. Returning, leaves Atlanta 8 p. m., Eastern Time, ii
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CHARLES B. RYAN, G. P. A., W. E. CHRISTIAN, A. G. P. A., I'
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brated burlesque, "The
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MorningThursday
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Notable Tear.
Thla will be a notable year In tbe history of
bbevllle. Tbe Confederate Monument, tbe y
lldlDg of wblcb baa been agitating tbe
iDbllo mind lor perbapa ten yeara, will soon
e In position In tbe public square. Tbe
rartbouae wblcb was begun for Capt. Lyon
bout one year ago will soon be finished- (
bus it la seen tbat two important enter' ]
rises are to be finished ibis year. Tbe one <
i a tblng of beauty and a memorial to tbe <
alor of tbose wbo took up for tbe Soutb, and j
tie other will be, one floor a storehouse for !
irnlture and tbe basement will be the home J
f Mr. J. 8. Noiwocd'a Ice plant, wblcb will i
> the fntnre keep the water cool In our 1
omea dnrlng tbe heated teimF.
In a town where tbe city lurnlshta tbe j
ater in plpea. Ice is a necessary commodity.
be neoesalty for lis preserce <x1mb too In j
loae homes which use water if oat aurface j
ells. We believe that nearly all the tvpbold i
v er which baa r filleted our people haa come J
3 those families which did not use the city ,
cater. The exceedingly wet teaton which i
as Just pasted Is enough to give them alarm 1
nough to have their welld cleaned at onoe. ?
ometlmea the clearest, the most sparkling, a
ad the most cooling water of our wells baa ?
letyhbold geima. Clean out yonr wells. t'
ake no risk, when the danger Is great. Wei1 t
eaners are oheaper than either physicians, 0
alned nurses or nndertakers. While ty.
bold fever Is not .regarded as the most *
eadly disease, yet it la one of the moat 8
readed diseases. When It doesn't Mil, It.
)lng a cowardly disease, often strikes the c
itlent In his weakest vital apot, and leaves t]
Im a oripple for yeera, If not for life.
It la, therefore, the part of wisdom, to seek o
avoid the disease. It la a filth disease. P
When It appears In a family, the first and B
eat duty Is to find the cause, ao as to pre- tl
int others from falling victims to It. A f)
ire place to find typhoid is In the pigpen.
may be In the water, it may be toe pesu- a;
nee ibat walketh abroad as noonday, but w
1b aare to be found in tbe bogpen. Tbe fl(
ogpen beiug well known as a breeder of
iat pestllenoe that walketh abroad at noonly,
should be driven out of town. The
by Blclani have enough to do without waltg
on typhoid oases. ol
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Mr. aud Mr?. J. C. Ellis have returned from 01
lelr trip to the mountalnR. Tbelr health A
pes not Impaired by the trip. Ue Is as proud
f her beauty, and Bbe rejoices In his faithful ^
Bart, even aB on the wedding day. They are u
ivers still. For a time they will live at the Hi
oreka, but they expect to live In the house ^
here Capt. Lyon's family have been living. re
a our readers no doubt recollect, Mr. Ellis
ullt one of tbe handsomest bouses In Abbe- 81
He. After be and Mrs. Ellli bad lived In It
r a few years they concluded that for two nl
arsons tbe house was too large, and the
oundsspread out too much, and so they iD
>ld tbe place to Mr. Frederic Mlnshall. It Is
tuated on Due "West Street, and la a most g*
?slrable home.
Mr. Ellla, Id order to provide for the future m
)*ght an elegant building lot, 140 feel from
r. Haddon on Main Street for 82,000. He
is rented the "Ljon house" for three
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The End of tbe World ..
r troubles that robbed E. H. Wolfe,
f Bear Grove, la., of all usefulness,
ime when he began taking Electric
itters. He writes: "Two years ago
lidney trouble caused me great sufferig,
which I would never have surived
bad I not taken Electric Bitters,
hey also cured me of General Debily."
Sure cure for all Stomach, Liver
ad Kidney complaints, Blood disuses,
Headache, Dizziness and Weakess
or bodily decline. Price 50c. M
uaranteed by Speed drug store. w;
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For paint, oils, varnlshe* and stain, Mil be
rd 1b the man yon want to see. ja;
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ie old maids of Abbevi
j bpinster s Return, al
-A reception to the spea
?The unveiling of the
l ball.
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EAST END.
What "M" Reel and Heart on HI
Ronnda In Conntry and In Town.
ABBEVILLE'S GALA WEEK.
Come one I Come ell! and >ee tbe unvellln
>f tbe Confederate Monument?The old Vet'
sarade?and bear tbe Mart hall mnale by tb
Artillery Band of Charleston. Wedneadu:
tvenlng tbe grand reception given by tbe ?
>fC'f. on tbe beautiful lawn of Mr. J. 8. Star!
o wblcb rltlsena and vlaltora are cordlall;
nvlted. On Tbnrsday tbe nnvelllng of tin
donnment will take place after wbleb ad
treu will be delivejed by Col. Jamea Arm
itrong ofCbarleaton. then a dinner for tb<
Veteran a. Let tbe old Vet'a turn oat, and d<
jonor to tbe occaalon tbey aod their oom
adea who bave "paued over tbe river" an
beoentral flgnrea In all tbla great move
nent.
Amnaementa every night at Hill's Pavll
on xneaier. L,ei every ooay jay nsiae dugness
and care and come for pleasure ant
Abbeville promise* tbem a good time. Abbe
Mile li the old "historic" City of Carolinahe
Alpha and Omega of that great struggU
d which her sons proved themselves chival
ous, tree and brave. Then come and qjnf
>ralaes to their name acd do honor to theli
oemory. Judge J. Fhller Lyon one of th<
ild Veteraos in whose breast the ardent lov<
if country still burns brighter and brlgitei
a the years go by, will be present and bav<
ommand of tb? old Vet's. Abbeville wil
eel honored at having tbe old Veterans ai
heirguesfs and will do themselves tbe bonoi
o entertain tbem royally. Remember tb<
Ity gates are open wide to you, then oome
ndjoin tbe JuDilee.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Penney returned last
reek from a delightful trip to Peldmontand
eneca where they visited relatives and
singled with friends of by-gone days.
Mr. Foster McMillan of Atlanta was in the
ity last Monday.
Mr. Andrew Edwards of Georgetown, is in
be olty for a few days.
Hill's Tbeater will be tbe plaoe of amuse<
lent every nlgbt this week. First olasi
laya are on docket.
Mr. Eugene MoMUlnn looks well
fter his two weeks rest and la again looping
ae loop on Ronte No. 3.
Mr. A. J. Penney the faithful carrier on
jate 1 la again at bla post of duty.
The efficient Sub's Messrs. Klugh and Jones
re now resting after the *'bot times" for two
eeks.
Abbeville Is all astir this week. Come and
)e the fun.
K. V. D. NOTES or INTEREST.
Blrtb at Glehdale?to Mrs. Jobn A. Wilson,
dangbter.
Wilson Brotbers are potting np a first
ass ginnery at Glendale near Whites
ridge.
Miss Lucy Brough one of tbe pretty
sang ladles from the Savannah side Is tbe
warming gnest of Mrs. J. J. Link.
Miss Jane Eakln la tbe guest of Mrs. Jobn
. Wilson.
Tbe many friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
enney will be gla?l to learn their daughter
rs. R. P. MoNelll of Warrior. Alabama Is a
ttle better at tnls wilting. She Is yet quite
Miss Jennie Glbert wltb her brother Mr.
rtbur Glbert of Augusta are visiting
ilatlves at Lebanon.
A protracted meeting is now In progress at
laron being con dueled by tbe pastor assist*
I bjy Rev. J. M. Lawson of this elty.
Tbe meeting at Lebanon closed last tf riaay
gbt.
Mlsa Gedeva Marcbant after delightful
ay with friends at Lebanon la now vlaitlDg
Lowndesvllla.
Mlsa Annie Mary Evana 1b attending a
>use party At tbe borne of her friend Mlas
illenjrer of Rlehland.
MIm Francea McNeill of Cbarleaton after a
oat pleasant visit to relatives In tbe Hbaron
otlon la now In tbe olty, tbe guest of Mrs.
cLean.
? kkA..IIU Talanh?n? rn
lease add following names to your
its:
Cater, Misses; residence, No. 69.
Harrison and Waldrop repair shop,
o. 183.
Edmunds, C. H.; residence. No. 71.
8. A. L. Shops; No. 57.
All day Sunday service now.
W. M. Barnwell,
Gen'l. Mngr.
The Majestic Mfg. Co., of St. Louis,
o., have a man at Abbeville Hardare
store this week showing the
ajestic Eange in aotual operation,
iking and serving biscuits to the
rge crowds,
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Oth.
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ille will present the celet
Hill's Pavilion Theater,
iker and visitors,,
monument.
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Pain from > Burn Promptly Believed
by Cbamberlnln'g Pain Barn. (
A little child of Michael Strauss, of
Vernon, Conn., waa recehtly in great
pain from a burn on the hand, and as
cold applications only increased the
inflamation. Mr. Strauss came to Mr.
J James N. Nlcholp, a local
e merchant, for something to
r stop the pain. Mr. Nichols says: '-I
' Arivfoed him to use Chamberlain's Pain 1
y Balm, and the first application drew {
b out the Inflamation ana gave relief.
I have used this liniment myself and 1
e recommend it very often for cuts,
3 burns, strains and lame back, and
1 bave never known it to dissapoint." '
ForsalebyC. A. Milford, Abbeville, t
8. C., and H. M. Young, Due West,
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I During the week from Augus
} Store will sell any stove in the I
t for cash. This offer is good only
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i Confederate Veterans
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All the old Confederate Ve
make Dargan's 5 and 10c Store
of the unveiling of the monument
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Dargan's b an
Wire You
Electric lamps are the best.
Electric lamps are the safest.
Electric lamps are the most <
It is easier to touch a buttor
in the dark.
No explosions.
No lamp ohimneys.
No kerosene oil.
No greasy lamps.
And cheapest in the end.
See THOMSON. Do it now,
DON ALUS,
Tbe first Issue of "Tbe Donalds Progress" ' v?
will appear on tbe 29tb. of ibis mootb Instead
of tbe 15th. as was first announced. Tbe
paper will be Issued every Wednesday and it .'-.xj
Is tbe Intention ol the owners to make It a ;
live, up-to-date local paper Whose chief ob- ;>'3
Jeot will be tbe advancement of Donaldf. ""-.' wi
A protracted meeting was carried 00 In.
tbe Methodist church last week and moeh . *?m|
Kood was accomplished. Tbe pastor Rev. J.' .-?31
E. Beard was assisted by W. W. Smith of, , y9j
Marion and Herman W.Stone of this plaoe.; /JS
Large crowds attended. The meeting closed
on Sunday.
In tbe GBeenwood County summer school, ,w
Miss Pear) Sbannon of i bis place made abont Vyga
tbe highest average of any of the teachers, ' 'yja
her average being 9G 1-2. This Is considered *31
exceptionally good. Donalds fs always glad ' :i*g?
to see her representatives at tbe top.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Mattlaon of Colombia ; .v^M
are visiting relatives here.
Miss Jennie Mae Dunn of Florida is visitlog
ber cousin, Miss Eula Dunn.
Mr. Harold C. Booker of The State spent --J
last week at bis home here.
Chamberlain's Congh Remedy
on Nature's Plan.
The most successful medicines are:-^
those that aid nature. Chamberlln's^gH
Cough Remedy acts on this plan.
Take it when you have a oold and i&yH
will allay tne cougn, renew IUO iuuge, j . ?
aid expectoration, open the secretions J
and aid nature in restoring the sy?tem
to a healthy condition. Thou?- ^3
ands have testified to its superior ex- : J
cellence. It counteracts any tendency ; ^
of a cold to result in pnemonia. Price, . J
2o cents. Large size, 50 cents. For "f.3
sale by C. A. Milford, Abbeville, 8.
and H. M. Young, Due West, 8. C. /.smM
Low Rate* to Wew York and RetanU
On account of the homecoming of
Hon. William J. Bryan, the Sonthera
Railway will sell tickets to New York!
City and return at rate of one fair
plus $2.25 from all coupon ticket sta-,
tions. Tickets on sale August 28thJ^M
and 29th, limited to leave New York V?0i
returning on September 4th, 1506. ?
flTbe Southern operates on|
through trains, Pullman, Drawing-.
?' D/infhai>n Ra i I WAT < JSrI
room, deepens auu , ,
Dining car?High Back Vestibalea ' ^
coaches.
For full informatiou, consult
Southren Railway Ticket agent, or /?
write O. B. Allen,
Aaet. General Passenger Agent, , $
Atlanta, Ga. - faH
R. W. Hunt,
Division Passenger Agent V
Charleston, 8. C.
You are cordially invited to attend
our exhibit any day this week. Come
and have a cup of ^offe and hot bissuits,
if you intend to buy or
Abbeville Hardware Co.
Itn li inKI a l\rr\nnrhi11
vim nun
FOR SALE. J
One 10-room house and lot, : J|
One 5-roon house and lot, /M
Three vacant building lots. ||9
All close lo Pnbllo Square; convenient !<> '
water and fewer lines. For particulars apply ,o
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Aug. 1,1906. tf '
id 10c Store.
;t 20 to 2.R. Dar^an's c; and ioc HS|
house at a cut of 10 per cent.:^^|
for that week.
Invited. it'll
terans are cordially invited to -J9
their headquarters on the da
, Enterprise
Stoves. :jl|
The best that skilled labor ;'j||
can build at Dargan's 5 and Sg
10c store. From Aug. 20 to
25th, 10 per cent orr tor casn.
id lCc Store. J
ir House. ;|
:onvenient.
i than to fumble for matches iv3?
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