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The Press and Banne
Bv W. W. and W. R, Bradley.
HUGH WILSON, Editor.
ABBEVILLE, S. C.
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*#-PublUhed every Wednesdp at. 12
year In advanoe.
Wednesday, Sept. 5, 1906
I'olnchy Sheriff.
We see that the Govenor has directed th
the Sherlfl of Dorchester be Indicted 1
permitting the lynching of a negro. Tt
indictment looking to the depriving of t
sherlfl of bis office. Although the Uoven
of the State was present at the lynching
Bob Davis in Greenwood, we have se
nothing of any proposition to investigate t
Govenor for allowing the lynching to go <
In his presence. And we presume that :
official action will be taken against hii
The law will be folly vindicated in the proi
cution of tbeSberlff of Dorchester.
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The Tobacco Barn.
The idea that Capt. Nichols was In favor
building a new Court Honse was a point
bis favor in tbe recent election.
Let us now hope that he may sell tbe I
bacco barn in whloh court has been be'd I
thirty years, and that be may do as tbe pc
pie expect In reference to tbe new Cot
HouBe.
Xcw City Hall.
Mayor McMillan has proven hlmstlf
bave been one of the moat enterprising a
effioient mayors that Abbeville has ever h?
And now be will add laurels to bis career 1
building an elegant city hall on the lai
known as tbe "Wilder Block." In due tit
tbe stores will be torn down and tbe n<
structure will rise in tbelr place.
It U said If Rev. J. S. Moffat of Cheater
elected to the Presidency of Erskine Collef
that the Chester congregation will call R<
E. B. Kennedy to the pastorate of that oc
gregation.
If all tuese things occur, what will becoi
? ' of Abbeville.
IK- Hospital.
Dr. L. T. Hill has long bad Id mind t
balldlng of a hospital at Abbeville, and he
now enthusiastic on the proposition. Tl
newspaper does not know how inch Instil
tions are organized or managed but we ha
no aort of doubt of the need and value
such a public benefacllon. We xe
reaoon why Abbeville should succeed
getting one if we only will it.
We've Been Bony,
A number of our brethern of the press ha
shown ooncluslvely that that they el tt
oontrolled the election, or knew how It v<
going. We havent had time to examine c
flies to prove that we knew all about it a
% only ooment for the formality of an electl
to please the people. It is no trouble to t
the people what they mast do, but we i
tired Just now, and leave the electton for t
people to manage.
DEftT JACKSON TELLS BLACI
| . " TO WOBKHAKD,
"Talk About 'Ploomers, from (X
lege?You Wants to See Good XI
germ That Got 'Plooiners' on u
Farm." '
Allauta Qeorglaa.
"Negro" means "black" and surely Thu
day was "Negro" day at the meeting of t
National Negro Business League.
In the absence or tbe president, Booker
Washington, who was attending a meeting
tbe executive committee, tbe session w
called to order by the third vice president
tbe league, Chariea Bantu, a coal black i
firo, who la cashier of tbe bank at Mou
Bayou, ibe negio settlement In Mississippi
c The leporta from several of tbe uatlor
offloers,* which were scheduled to come i
mediately after tbe Invocation by Rev. H.
Proctor, were omitted, and tbe first subji
on the list was taken up for discussion. "T
Negro In Aerlculture."
Isaiah T Montgomery, founder of the i
gro city of Mound Bayou, Miss , was the fl
speaker. Montgomery was said to have be
at one time the largest cotton producer
tbe United States, and In a well-set and stl
rine addrtss be called upon bis pcop'e
realize ttie need of working ou? their ov
calVHtlon. One of the mu?( luDlflcnnt wta
raeotp he made wan wbeu he decl irt-d tt
twi-fllibH i f the cotton produced in tt
country today Is grown by neeroes. w
?i?h??r own or lease the farms on wh'cb tb
plant.
Deal J?rk(*ou Speak a.
Tbe npxt peaker was Deal Jnckson.
Albui y, G?., and bin tH'k whs pMsily Ue f
tore 01 (be inoinloi/ ett-slon. J*ckwu il
B?nk? and MuntK<>uie?y Is < ( the ??nl h|h
t.vpe. with a lUile pointed bit of wh ski
bobbins < tt In ru the end 01 hi* cbln, and I:
of gold teeth in blt> inoutn, which he weem*
totp urpat oride In d'owiut. J u k-on Is
oefrdocaHd negro wl'b h fondne*s lor lo
words, which be frequently g*ts mixed up.
the delight of his audience He whs liMec
to with close Kttentlou, however, aod wo
his time was np lr?qn> nt cr es f'om hM 01
the holl of'ijo oo," "keep rt up," etc., enu*
blm to keep nu talking for several minute*
tie told ot bis eaily stiugg'e*; how he h
started out with oue mult- sua pl< wcl d
Hfter day and haultd his produce H Atb<
with bis "britches" rolled up to his Rne
but how be was able to buy au'Uhrr mu'e t
aecoud vearand auoiher the third year, a
hood, until now he owns two thousand ae
of good land Id Dougherty county aud has
of bis own tanning impiiuieuts,
"They say a nigger can't work niggers."
aald, "but I know better. Come down yi
der and I wHI sbow you whete I have over
hundred on my plantatlou. and I don't bu
no trouble In Kettlog help. I'se got lots
yonng niggers working tor toe that'll soon
plowiug lor demselves." be continued, "Y
may tell me about the 'ploomers' (be e
dently meant diplomas) what you gltx
Morris Brow n and Tuskeegee and all tbi
. " other colleges, but lfyou wants to see a go
nigger you rome down and ^ee some wt
got'ploomers* from my larm " I odd em a
It might be mentioned that for the last t
years Jackson has rtgularly produced i
first bale ol cotton to be marketed In Dou|
erty county, and It usually brings blm abc
? twice tbe market value.
The executive commit'ee decided Thursd
to bold tbe next convention at Topeka, Ka
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Jurors, September Term of Court.
B. K. Beacham 11
A. 1). FUber 12
H. M. Clark 11
T. 8. Palmer 11
A. A. Hall 12
J. R. McGee 5
T. J.Brltt 10
J. I. C'owiber 12
J. H. Fl8bei 5
T. H. Cochran 11
J. 8. Hammond 11
J. C. Ell It# 11
Wm. Hill 0
G. W. Carroll 16
W. H. Jonep 14
J. H. Wrenn 5
O. D. Buowdrllt 4
H. W, Lawson 14
W. B. Ferguson 12
A. G. Buford 19
F. H. Coon 11
| 8. H. Tolberi 16
A. R. Devore 4
Jno. B. Harman 46
W. J. AmmoDP 15
H. 8. Hammond 11
G. C. Mo8walD.v 6
E. M. McCord , 12
W.G. McCord 11
H. D. PresBly 10
R. O. Branyan. 5
H.J. Power 12
W. L. Kennedy 13
H. H. Raukin 16
W. B. Gable 16
M. H. Wilson 11
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Mr. Tbomaa Cobb of AtheDB Ga., Is In tt
city for a lew days visiting relatives ar
friends.
OongreKsman Aiken is oil to Kentuck
where be goes to marry as lair a bride aa tl
*un aver shown on.
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ADDeville Cotton Mills 92 10 loi 21
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-or Abbeville Railroad Shop*... 53 1 53 ; 45
Us Ciai worthy's CrobS Koadi- 25 6 30 I 5
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Cold Spring 88 6 45 11
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of Abbeville No. i!.. 250 20 278 j ?4
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dd McOormlck ltH 27 163 ; 16
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se- Ml. Carmei 63 3 &i 38
Lowuilebviile No. 1 63 37 9<i 25
Lowudt-svllle No. 2 62 47^ 107 20.
of Rock Spring 20 16 35 9^
Keowee 36 36* 64! H;
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to- Ham i.ton i7 t?j 27, ....j
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nd Louk Cane 71 8 79' lj
MhklioIIH 39 9| 4!^ 41
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Mountain View ; 14 15 31! 4
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Total |1B37 4991 910 586'!
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[?. Wbnt "M" Nees aud Hrarn on Hia
iv. Kvnodi in Country ami In Towu.
>nWITHIN
THE CITY GATES.
ne Exactly 5 years ago to day slnoe " M" began
towoik for UnoieSam as one ol that graat
army of R F D Boys. In these I have traveled
about 37 676 miles (or nearer 40.000) going
through summers beat and winters cold,
through snow storms, ball storms, rain
norms, electrical storms and cyclones, and
he dnrine this Ion* period and amid all these
If storms have only missed making up my |
3I? mail at the PostOfflct twice aod have lost
only 8 days oq my ownaocountand one other |
I u- when my Utile son's leg wan amputated, makivt>
log 4 days Id all during the 5 years.
oi Cari lerNo. 3, "M" will now take bis 15 days
D( vacation while Mr. Joon Link will ollmb the
hills only 27 in number, and wade through
1? tbe valleys along roate No. 3
Mr, W. E. Penney after spending bis vaoation
came in last Saturday to resume his
work on route'4.
If all the Carriers in Uncle Rain's army
were as faithful as the 5 from Abbeville be
;ve would have a trusty and faithful army sure.
ier Our graded scnool will soon oall ber roll
and books Instead of play, and pleasure wlli
be tbe order of the day.
tur Abbeville's Merchants are "going, went,
nd gone " (ome In northern markets, some on
tbe way and others bave relumed- All hav00
lng large stocks whioh they are going to sell
el) cheap.
Our merchant* are now offering great bargains
In their "clearance" tales.
?* Mrs Abe Teagunand her daughters, Misses
Edna and Annie Teague after spending some
time here with friends and relatives have
returned to their home in Columbia.
rn Mrs. J. S, Cochran and little Miss Mildred
Lb are visiting relatives in North Carolina.
Mi*s Eva Teague a nharmlng young lady
from Columbia Is spending several days with
Mi>-s Annie Cochran.
Abbeville is still on tbe building boom.
,1. Several very baadsomo residences are now
being finished as models of beauty and up-toIjp
date architecture wblle otbers are in contemplation.
If Capitalists anywhere are looking for a
safe aod profitable Investment let them turn
their eyes and steps to the progrgselve and
prosperous city of Abbeville and they will
... be sore to find tbe objeot of their searob, a
h good people and a safe and rising city in
?~ mAnov In uQpiana pn.
wu1vii iu lu>?b kudll uiuucj m
T terprlxefl now muob needed,
Tbe photographs made last week by Lomax
" of tbe Confederate Veterans In group, if* said
to be very floe?alHo that of tbe monument,
" these beautiful photos should be In every
home as "son venters" of tbe "Red Letter"da>
nu of Abbeville.
Mirr Sallle Golden, of North Carolina. is
vimtlng relatives in the city, at present ?btH
1< tbe guest of Mrs. VV. C. DuPre.
. Mr*. James Taggart has moved to tbe
? Glenn Ethel Inn and Is now leady lor
boxrdTs.
, Mr. Rub Hill haw moved luto Mrs. T?ggtrtV
home on Main street where himself and family
will becomfoiably fixed up
, ' Tbe first primiry passed ofl' quietly and
I brought In many good men and of our?e
, * left out many others good aim capable. B?*
sure and turo out on the second primary and
' vote lor tbe be<" man, tbat Ik those most
" i-apabie lor the olfiod.
. Mt? Norma Princ, a ehmm'ns v >uis ' d
h' of Williamston, Is visiting te.duves lu >be
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LOOPING THK L OP X K UTK 3.
T'ip'alny ?fa-oa ha* heen ail of Julv pn.i
01 0'> thro -gl) August and I c in'loiie*. Th'
ph ooitoii Ih opuuti).! ana much of u It i|tni>?
k r ilD'd; helng fsprouie<l and rolling In lite
i>k tlelds. The other crops have been dtm.ig-o
?r al?".
jii. Q iliaui and WUsod brolbers are rushln?
t wo k on ibetr ginneries wblcn will soou ht
bd dnlsbeu In up-to-date style, each o'almlng
nt tD*tr nhare of business
(. Th?* colored people have built a nest fr?m
i<- bu Id ug for a school house at their churc
ei ne^r wbit? bridge.
ret Mr. U. F. Graves has, we believe ttulshefl
ltd postering Ills dwelling, and now has a cozv
i, and c imforfable home
art Mrs Miry Sprouxe, be'oved wire of J. W
a\ Hprou?e. died at her home n?? 'hit city last
n Tuesday morning A'njmr 2S, 19)6. ami wne?
burled a'L"hanon O'lXUery on WedO'""'ay
,n> followii'g. Rev L. W. Browa, pastor, til I
oil a'lng In lb-* preseuca of a large ooog'^gai Ion
rec o'friends wb > had a?seinb ed 10 p?y tb"l'
ali last tribute of re'pct and Hff.clon to the
tnemiryof her whom tbey loved wmle on
be ei'tb.
an Th" deceased was tt?e e'-lesi da ghter 01
u Mr. S<m WHIIamH, o'r >ute3, and w a a most
lv> eitlmab echristian woman, beloved and e>n'
teemed by all who kbew ber.
b> Iu her death a devoted mother, a Jaltnru
on and lo log wife, and true friend baa now
vl- from earth's cares and troubles to a higher
at and better tile.
em The bereaved family have the inoere symiOd
patby of many friends
)bi Mrs. Edwin Parker and children who hav?
l)y b*-en sick are now visiting borne folks at
en Belevue, hoping the change will dj tb"m
be good.
jb- Ml*s Annie Williams who has been on the
>ut sick list is belter.
Guess our patrons mlfsed the carriers last
aj Monday, It was "Labor day" and they bad
n? Monday.
Mrs.S.N. N"el. of Florida, Is spending a
while with Mrs. James and Mrs. David Ullllam
Mr J H. Penney is off to the mountains of
North Carolina making bis annoal trip In
search of health.
Miss Jessie Schram. after a dellgbful stay
with frleDdsat Mount Carmel Is borne again.
The schools on route 3 will soon beuln tb"lr
falisesHlon and we will be so glad as the
bright smiling laces of the scholars oheer us
on our way, while the teachers greet us with
a pleasant smile unci hippy good morning,
besides adding to our mail list.
The South * Marvelous Advantage*
(Manufacturer's Keoord. Baltimore, August
30,1906 )
Give freo rein to your Imagination and let
It picture the future of a section which has
one half of the Iron ore of the Untied States.
early three times as much coal as wreai
Britain, Germay and Pennsylvania cmibined,
wblcb holds a world manopoly on cotton
manufacturing center, which dominates
the phosphate rock and sulphur trade of the
world, which has one-half of the standing
timber of the country, wblcb produces all
the sugar, all Ihe rlee, most of the tobacco,
and adds to the 800,000,000 bushels a year
or grain; and tbeu think of Us waterpowers,
Its splendid rivers. Its great seacoast, Its expanding
commerce and remember that He
cotton crop alone annually exceeds the fetal
gold and sliver production of the world,
and that every doll r of gold annually mined
on earth Is not enough to pay the South's
bill against Europe for cotton, and you will
get Just a faint conception of the future.
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y, There are shaves and fahavers bat the
ie shaver* who once shave with a Christy
.Safety Kogers will have uo oiher,
y- ' |
imary Election, Aug
I Super- I F'ohate,
of Represen'tlve visor.! Judge [ Supuol
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Wirelens Mea?a?e Sent From Atlanta
to the Sea.
Atlanta Georgian. b
Whols that I bear so far oil?" The Ha- o
vannab line steamship "City ol Columbus," p
plowing through the deep Atlantic flashed '
out the sentence Into the thick darkuesB of 81
the night. p
"Couldn't tell you," replied Charleston,
without the least difficulty, although lOu ,
miles of water separated her from the steam 81
ship. . v>
Then Atlanta broke In aDd conversed flu- J,
ently over land aud sea to the City of Co'umbus,
to Charleston und even farther, to New a
Orleans. C1
In other words the DeForrest Wireless ata- a
tlon, situated In and on top of the Candler
building, made lis first lest U*t night. The "
test was remarkably successful and within a it
month, so Captain K. 8. Finch, district m?u- a
#?er In chareeol the local station, states, the r.
nation will be ready to send commercial "
aerograms. p
The preliminary tent made shortly after 0
o'clock last night proved beyond a doubt
that Atlanta la splei dldly situated lor a a
station. At Dearly every station put up in tl
tbe South aod maDy erected Id other portion* n
of the globe there baa been difficulty lu ad* r
justing the apparatus. In some Instances it v
has taken from three to six weeks to get a p
message after the station bad been erected. <j
The Atlanta station, however, went off without
any difficulty. 0
Captain Finob declarea this in due to tbe
soil and altitude. t
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Stoves continue to be a very a
popular selling line with us. u
We carry the greatest line e
on the market?The Enter- jj
prise-and we want you to b
see these Stoves when you J
are in the market for one. a
' Dargan's 5 and 10c Store. p
To tbe Democratic Voters Of Abbe- 2
vllle County,
1 IUKO IUIB llicuua III VI lonnii ..J j
thanks to the many voters of Abbeville rou>
ty who cast tbelr ballots for rae as Governor
orSoutb Carolina on the 23th ult. 1 leel ver\
grateful /or this manifestation of ibeir confidence
lu me, and am truly grateful to. th*
people all over ire stale fur tbe splendid vote j
given me In the fl'ai race. h
1 nun a?k that u'l ni my friends torn out ij
on the lltb of September and let us roll up a
large majority, and I respeoHuliy follolt the
olid vote of yrur ootii'?v on that day. prom- y
(sing to eUve to the ottice my Lest though \\
and ability. .|,
Very respectlully,
M. K. Ansel. \\
Greenville, S. C.,Sei>t.19UC
I Where you find Shield I
J it is a safe place to tra
J they are sold by reliabl
M everywhere. Be sure ti
M TTiqpv's Tfincr $3
M for men, and you will e
money's worth. Mad
ggi styles and all the pc
Leathers, Patent Colt,
Gun Metal, Box Calf, <
ym H. C. Riser Compat
Manufacturers
^ ATLANTA, GEORGIA
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Free Treatments to all wil
Home Treatment by "Vibration Jnnfaul
Xow Within ?h? Uracil of All. "?ura!P
? digeatu
circulutiou. Tbe Health Vibrator send g
veins, and gives you a new lease of Jife.
YOU CA\ FEE
That is why we let you try it free. C
will cost you nothing to do so. Send for
a demonstrator to your home. No obligu
Abbeville?New York using 26,'00, Bost
cess remarkable, flfiy County agents wu
W. G.
July 25,190S. tf
;ust 28, 1906.
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I.etfer to o. II. Cobb.
Dear Sir : How did you get your
usiness? we'll tell you how we got
urs. You sell shoes, we make paint ;
erhaps we can do a good (urn to ourelves,
you and we, by swapping exeriences.
We began 152 years ago in a little
bop a few-minutes walk from where
'e are now ; a great many thing.s have
iappened, we don't remember them
11. We made as good paint as we
ould and learned to make better. We
re me oiuesb uuw , ?c in?u l nuuv>
'hether we had any teacher or not ;
,'s bo long ago; if we had, he's gout
nd forgotien. We .should have been .
>rgotten, if we hadn't, made good
aint and friends.
You buy your shoes ; you have an
rivantagein that: if you make a misike,
you can stop it quick ; if you
sake a bit, you can push it quick.
Ve've had to go slow; it's hard to
ick-outorfe's own mistakes, aud noth g
but fun to correct the mistakes ol
there.
You know where to go for leather
bat keeps its shape, feels good, looks
ew, and wears a long time. YVhat a
omfort it is to be comfortable from
making one's customers comfortable !
We also have a unique advantage?
nique, you know, means that nobody
lse has anything like it. We make u
trong paint that takes less gallons,
aves lialf the coht of painting your
ouse, and it's like that leather of
ours for wear. It is all paint aud the
trongest of paint. Faint is usually
dulterated aud weak.
We're very old, but we make young
aint! one gallon is better than two, if
I has the stuff in it. J
Yours truly,
F W DEVOE & CO
N ew York
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week.
The tr?dlng In Jreal ehtr>le tins bffn lively
unug Itie p?t>l wtt-k. Mrs. Lucy TbttlD-oii
hh lu-r h('i>kf hi d liil oi t>'x hcii:* lo Alt.
iHvld H?-nr> . M 'J t.ouiM ii Iihx iMUvettii
lu Hie ln?i'Kfc 1)1 Mr. W. A. >lrkle?,
M', Jmii. ll-irrlt- !? -? ti nt: Ii I IIih homo o
li>. (mux ii, M.il Mr-. < ?hu<-ii i>Hf Iiotiulit
Ir. W liherhou'n place lu front ot Air. J ?*
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Mr. isiickIn ? ( l.'ivviKti kvI'Ic Iims t'on^ln Mr
ft ker?i>!i'H plHi- In fr* lit ot M>e ("??ir?-.
Mr. Sluti Iihh n>ld h lul lu Mi. .)ii|<ii Huiro.
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ave You ail Ache or
Pain?
You can vibrate it with the
iEALTH VIBRATOR,
Medicine. No Electricity. Simple,
Durable, Inexpensive.
1 be given at our ollice.
:ly relieves headache, rheumatism,
;ia, constipation, catarrh, deafness, in)n,
and every dit-ease ar sing from poor,
ood red blood bounding through your
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ail at once and test its powers. It
booklet. Your city address will bring
tion to purchase. Absolutely new to
ou 15,000, Philadelphia 10,000, fcjuouted.
SHERARD,
At E. R. Thomson's Store. |
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Osborne Goods.
Abbeville Hardware Co.
HILL'S PAVILION
Spnt 10th for One Week.
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THE WILLIAMS COMEDY COMPANY
will present
THE BOWERY GIRL,
L Play in Four Acts. Depicting Life on the
Bowery in New York.
Shaves and Shavers.
Since the time of the ancient Greeks trimming of the
beard by some means or other has been in vogue.
Since that time there has been advances in all lines,
but none so radical as in the method of shaving. The
?ka-jrrlc Tine \a/3<: attended with
<-U ILIUII Ll> piucr\c;u uiuii UI/UI uo. uitf ? ...
much pain and discomfort. Today you can shave yourself
with a Christy Safety Razor with genuine
pleasure and no fear of cutting yourself. They
cost only a dollar and a half. Come in and let us
show them to you. Use a Christy and no longer will
shaving be an ordeal to be dreaded.
Christy Safety Razors complete with six blades at
McMURRAY DRUG CO.
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At Dargan's 5 and 10c Store
can be found a splendid line
of Post C.\rds of all tkinds and
view? of Abbeville and of the
new nunument are always
on hand.
State of South Carolina.
County of Abbeville?Probate Court. j
W. P. Wham, Jr., as Administrator of fl
the Eitaie of W. P. Wham, 8r.,? ^
deceased. aud in his individual
cipar.ity, Plaiutiff, against Essie.
Macau ley, et al., Defendauts.?
Complaint to Bell Lands to Pay
Debt's.
In pursuance of an order nf the
Probate Court, I will sell at Public
Outcry at Abbeville Court House, ,on
Saleday in October, 1906, for the payment
of debts, the following described
real estate belonging to the estate- of
W. P. Wham, Sr., deceased, hituate-ia
taid State and County, to-wit: All
that tract or parcel lands, known as
the McMillan Place, containiug FortySix
and three-fourths Acres, more or
less, bounded by lands of Miss Maggie
Brooks, J. M. Wham, W. P. Wham,
Jr., George Wilson, P. Rosenberg &
Co., and J. G. Hamilton.
Also, that tract or parcel of land,
containing One Hundred and Thirtynine
and three-sevenths Acres, more
tes-", bnundtd by lauds of Mcllwain,
J G Hamilton, G. C. Dusen erry.
Sam Flemintr and others.
Teriiir?Cash. Purchaser to pay for
>apers.
R. E. Hill,
Ju !gc Probate Court.
Sept. 5, 'n6.
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State of South Carolina
)ouuty of Abbeville?Probate Court.
f. Hayne McDill, as Administrator of
tbe Estate of James Watt, deceased,
Plaintiff, agajnst Martha
Watt and others, Defendants.? \
Complaint to Sell Lands to Pay (
Debts.
In pursuance of an order from the'
Court of Probate, I will sell at publio
outcry at Abbeville Court House, on
Saleday in October, 1906, for the payment
of debts, the following described * 0.
real estate belonging to the estate of
inmAu Wntt. deceased, situate in said
State and County, to-wit: All that
tract or parcel of l^nd witb a dwelling,
muse thereon, situate in the city of
Abbeville, S C., containing One-fourth
if One Acre/more or less, bounded by
Lands of Yancey Raid, George Lane,
Kiram Loraax and others.
Terms?Cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers. I
R. E. Hill, .
Judge Probate Court.
Sept. 5, '06.
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Dargan has just received a
fine lot of Sterling Silver. If
you have a wedding present
to buy it would pay you to
see this lot of silver.
Shoe and
.
Harness Shop. J
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.
1 have bought out the Shoe
and Harness Shop recently
operated by C. V. Hammond,
an d am prepared to do all kinds
of Harness Repairing at reasonable
rates at same old stand.
Scott Hammond.
Aug. 15, 190ti. 4t
Land for Sale.
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rHE HOME OK THE LATE 3. W. COCHruu,
coutululug
,5
150 Acres.
I'WeDl. -flv? (2S)acriti lu U>lU?ni laud. Sltu I'ed
thrt-e mile* from Abbeville Court House
ii Out Wc-m roailJ Apply to
Mix. H. M. COCUH \N,
O'lmon, 8 C. .
or (J. M. CouUrau uu premise*.
June 20,190J, 1m
At Dargau 's o ana iuc a tore
new goods are ai riving daily.
Please call and let us price
you tome of our goods.
Dr. Jas, , Hill, - |
Physician and Surgeon
Respectfully offers hini-mfhwinn- '
?l "fry cff 10 ihe ptop'p of Abbeville
uuo vie nny. Office Id Bank building.
South Carolina Military
Academy.
South Carolina Mlllinrv Academy, Offioe of
tbe Chairman Board ol Visitors, Charleston,
S.C.?Vacancies In the State Scholarships exist
an U 1 own Id the Counties nam^d, to wli:
Abbeville. 1: Anderson, 1; Barnwell. 1;
Heau'orl, 2; Berkley, 1; Charleston, 2; Chester,
2; Darlington, i; Dorchester, I; FalrJ
tleid, 1; Georgetown, 1; Greenwood, 1;
Greenville, 2; Kershaw, 1; Laurens, 1: JLexInnton,
I; Marlboro, 1; Newberry, 1; Klch"and.l;
Spartanburg, 2; York, 2; Hampton,
1.
Application blanks may be obtained from
the County Superlntenent or from tht Chair,
man of tbe Board of Visitor*, Cbarlenton S
C. These applications, fully made out, as directed,
must be In tbe bands ofthe <'bv nan
by the 80th of July, C. S. GADSPiN
Chairman Board ofVuuora.
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juana ior otue.
150 Arri'H two miles from Hodges, Green*
wood County, 100 acres lu cultivation.
ibree tunning streams with about 16
acres fine boiiotu land, wllb enough limber
lo abundantly support Ibe place. One 3 room
frame bouse and one small barn wttb stables
and sbed attached comparatively new, good
well of water, three-fourths mile from good
school, fine community. Should you wlsb to
buy, you would do well to Investigate. Title*
perfect. Jas. H McCord, Hodges.
or W. A. N'lckles, Abbeville.
Aug. 22,1906. tf
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We are showing a big Glass 1
Bottle of fine Talcum Powder
that we picked up at a
bargain for the low price of
10c. See it. Dargan's 5 and
10c Store.
Nunnallys" Candy fresh every week at
Mllford's up-to?date Drug Store. ,
Cbrlstv Irately Razors Sl.oO at McMurrya.
Why not try a bottle of Welch's Grape
Juice for your dessert tomorrow? A little
booklet tells you c<f lis many uses. Grape
Juloe 25 and SO eta ?r, McMurry'a.