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BY W. W. & W. R. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE, 8. 0,? WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1906. ESTABLISHED 18fH
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^ If you have a frier
Love him?yes, j
^ That you love him
V Tinge his brow 1
^ Why Hhould good
Of a friend?till ht
If you bear a soup
^ Sung by auy eh
^ Praise it. Do not I
& Wait deserved pr
jk Why should oue w
Lack the joy you n
If you hear a praye
f By its humble, ]
^ Join it. Do not Jet
W Bow before his G
Why should not yc
W The strength of "t>
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\ If you see the hot I
# From a weeping
^ Share tbem. Yes,
dr Own your kinshi
^ , Why should an.von
^ - When a brother's 1
^ Ifa silvery laugh is
0 Through the sun:
Share it. 'Tis the 1
^ "For both grief a
W' There is goodness i
0 In which an hones
W If your work is ma
^ n 1..
ay a inqiiui^, uci
^ . Say so. Speak out
? Ere the darkness
Should a brother w<
? Falter for a word ol
0 Scatter thus your ee
^ All enriching as i
^ Leave them. Trust
^ , He will make eac
^ Ro until its bappy e
? You shall never lacl
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R. M. HA]
Broken Lots of
100 pairs put down to a pri
In tlm lot are pome $2.00 i
kind, sale price 72c pr. The $
THING IN "THE LOT IS J1
1 Lot Children's Shoes for
8, sale pi ice 50c pr. COME
FORE IT IS TOO LATE.
OUR DRESSMAKING I
OVER
It will pay you to drop in
want a silk suit made or a coi
riaauon Deiore oruerinp, ior c
hasn't got what you want f?r
Express.
R. M. HADDC
Tht following is the I
School Funds, coi
i stitution Tax and ]
tic Year 1906-190;
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Name of Districts. j.~ p,
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Lowndesvllle No 1.....T... ~ 1 i 88
Ridge 2 ! t<9
Ix>wndesvllle No. 2 3 ! 308
Lowndesvllle No. 3 4 i 61
Lowndesvllle No 4 5 I 58
Lowndesvllle No 5 ? 72
Magnolia No. 1 7 99
Magnolia No, 2. 8 187
Magnolia No 3 9 322
Mt. Carmel JO 356
t Wellington ' 11 398 .
f - Bordeaux No. 1 12 ?84
L McCormick IS 380
Bordeaux No 2 14 I 142
Bollevlew 15 192
Bong Cane No 1 16 47
Calhoun No 1 17 137
Bethia 18 131
Calbouu No. 2 19 j 173
Sharon 20 2J8
Bethel HI I 322
Abbeville 22 i 1160
WarrenWn 23 I 137
Reid 24 ! 15?
Pine Grove 25 I 148
Lone Forest 26 119
Antreville 27 ) 100
Union, 28 120
Hunnjr Slope 29 148
LOia f^prjijg. au HAJ
Jx>ng Cane No 2.... 31 180
Kmlthville 82 SB?
Promise Land Si 1?0
Central 34 195
Hagan 35 79
Parks Creek X6 i?J
Keowee 37 134
Due M'est 38 399
Ponalds.., 39 185
pineville 40 110
Vermillion 41 M
Graves 42 72
Oak Grove 43 93
Broad Mouth 44 92
Honea Path. I 45 Of)
Pray I 46 ! 27
Winona 1 47 101
Young., I 48 54
Hall 49 ; 102
Omega 51 ! 138
Indian Hill | 62 | jjl
J)rake | 515 17
Total 1 \jm__
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See that every B
NOT WAIT. r
id worth loving,
ind let him know ^
, ere life's evening
(vith sunset slow.
words ne'er be said /&
t is dead? ^
r
that thrills you. ^
iId of song,
let the singer.
aises long, ^
ho thrills your h^art 48
lay impart? ^
tr that moves you ?
^leading tone,
; the seeker
!od alone.
>ur brother share ^
vo or three" in prayer? ^
ears falling ^
brother's eyes, &
and by the sharing, ^
P with the skies.
ie be glad
it-art is sad? &
i rippling - ^
jhiue on his face,
wise man's saying,
nd joy a place." &
u the mirth ^
l laugh has birth. &
de more easy ht
pint; hand, (0
brave and truly
veil the laud. ^
tirkman dear v
f cheer? 0
!e<ls of kindness,
fou go; ^
: the Harvest Giver; ^
h seed to grow.
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Co. Supt. of Education.
Drink
U111UU 11A Li L
ottle bears this name.
HAVE Yi
TO BUY
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The school of experi
taught us, that the t
Our store
Out goods
Our reputs
Our motto
Delicious Fri
Fancy
To fit the tast
of all kinds.
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DDON & CO.
Shoes for Women.
ce that should ruove them rapidly,
-hoes, sale price Si.00 pr. The $1.50
1.00 kind, sale price 50c pr. ANY[JST
1-2 PRICE.
winter, Kangaroo Calf, fizes G to
IN AND GET A BARGAIN BE>EPARTMENT
IS UP STAIRS
THE STORE.
and spei d a few moments. If you
at suit or any other feind of a suit s-ee
e may pave you some expense. If he
a suit lie will order it for you by
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/IN OU X . ,
\nnual Apportionment of
nposed of Three Mill ConPoll
Tax Fund for ScholasV
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Buggies and
Of the best ma]
est you.
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Phones 36 and 126.
souther:
THBOTN
EVERY BAY
High-Back Coacl
Drawing-Ro(
Southerr
Finest Car
Covenient ?chi<
For full information, cons
R. W. HUNT,
Division PMPsenger Agent,
Charleston, S-5. C.
Whv
Payir
Own Y<
You can easi
few shares
Loan Associ:
gariized in At
MONEY LOiJ
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DR. NEUFF
The largest and
Stationei
feciioo
Can
Milford's
)U LEARNED
THE BEST?
r AYS.
ence will teach you, as it has
>est goods are the cheapest.
house is new,
are new,
ition is well known,
is "THE BEST."
lits,
Groceries
,e of an epicure. Confections
Wagons
kes at prices that will interIT
T I) CUWO
ILL (S m\
Main and Trinity Streets.
N RAILWAY.
3H SERVICE.
" ALL THE WAY.
les.
>m Sleepers, and
1 Railway Dining Cars.
s. Fastest Time.
dules on local Trains.
lilt any Southern Railway Agent, or
BROOKS MORGAN, \
Asft. General Paw-enger Agent,
Atlanta, Ga.
Not Stop
lg Rent
and
)ur Home 1
ly do this by taking
in the Building and
ation, now being or)beville.
NED AT 6 Per Cent.
SEE
ER or R. S. LINK,
most complete line of
y, Books and
>1 Supplies
be seen at
Drug Store.
0AY8 GONE BY.
Ob, the rtaya gone by 1 Ob, the days gone byt
The apples in the orchard and the pathway
through the rye,
'A'ne enwrap 01 wo rouin, sua uw wiuaun ?
the quail
As be piped across the meadowa sweet aa any
nightingale;
When the bloom waa on the clover and tha
blue was in the sky,
And my happy heart brimmed over la tke
day's gone by.
In the days gone by, when my naked fwt
were tripped
By tho honeysuckle tangles where the water
lilies dippod,
And the ripple of the river lipped the moea
along &ie brink
Where the placid eyed and lazy footed cattle
came to drink,
And the tilting snipe stood fearless of the trn
ant's wayward cry,
And tho splashing of tke swimmer fa the day*
gone by.
Oh, Ihe days gone by! Oh, .the days gone byl
The music of the laughing lip, the luster of
the eye,
The childish faith in fairies and Aladdin's
magio ring,
The simple, soul reposing, glad belief In everything,
When life was like a story, holding neither
sob nor sigh
tn the golden, olden glory of the days gpae by.
?James Wfiitooinb Riley.
XA HEALTHY MAN.
Here Are the Point* That G* t? Makt
a Centenarian.'''
Hfere are the points of a healthy man.
If you have them all you may, barring
accidents, count on being a centenarian.
jlc you nave most 01 tnem, you u iwui m
ripe old age, but even If you have only
few don't be alarmed, for many apparently
crazy human machines last a aurpsisIngly
long time.
First, your body and limbs should b#
plump, but the plumpness should be of
the firm and muscular, not the fleshy type.
Your figure ought to be erect, and, whether
you are tall or short, well proportioned.
Length without breadth 1b a very*'bad
thing in a man, for there is no room 'for
vital organs largo enough to thoroughly
perform their duties.
Your step should be springy and elastic,
your gait firm and easy. These things indicate
muscles ot good quality and nerve
of good tone. Your aye should be bright
and neither prominent nor hollow. Bright
eyes show that the circulation of blood in
the brain is good.
Your complexion should be clear and/
fresh. It is usually not well with you
xrVipn vrvnr face is nale. sallow, florid OT
subject to sudden flushings. But In this
matter your occupation has great Influence,
and you might have the worst possible
complexion and be in perfect health.
But that, of course, Is the exception,! not
the rulo. ~ V
Your head should aot be very large, at
at least if it is large your neck, shoulder*
and chest ought to correspond in size. If
you feel your pulse, It should be regular;
If it drops a beat now and again or beats "
very fast and excitedly after the least exertion
or emotion then the heart Is weak.
Your breathing should be tranquil and inaudible.
Any sounds mean that the passages
are more or less clogged.
You should not know you have a stomach?that
Is to say, as a rule. Of oonrw
there are times when thpt organ gets cqt
'of order in the healthiest' individual, and
then it is alwayB sure to make Its owne*
aware of its existence. You should always,
except when the weather Is bitterly
cold, feel comfortably warm through your
1 1 A# fVfl
WflOie ovow W ?uu v*yu VI VMV afUQv**
and toes. Otherwise something is wrong
with the circulation or the heat producing
apparatus.
You should have sound deep, without
dreams or nightmare?, and it should not
t last too long or too short?say, eight U
1 eight and a half hours every night.
Your voice should not be hoarse, and
you should be a stranger to sore throats.
Your appetite should not be too great or
too small, while you should not be a sufferer
from headaches, giddlmess or neuralgia,
and, of oourse, you Should not have
palpitations or faintings or varicose veins.
If you answer to the abeve description,
you have neither di&mse of the brain,
spinal cord, heart, lungs, liver, stomach,
muscles or nerves, and you are in as perfect
health as it is possible for human beings
to be.
But at the same time many a round
shouldered, narrow chested, thin an# aallow
man is as tough as steal, works hard
and lives till he Is almost tired of the
world, and, of course, even the healthiest
of us must go through a course of colds,
coughs, headaches, dyspepsia attacks and
the .like.
Still, If your chest is small in proportion
to the rest of yoiir body you are likely te
have less stamina, and yon set
orsrdo sueh things as football, ogling or
even brain work'.?New York Werld.
He Di-d Hla Beit,
In an Aberdeen bookshop an old lady
was Inquiring for a copy of the Biblq, and
the shopkeeper brought forward ene at
half a crown. But the old lady wanted
something cheaper. A copy at 18 penn
was produced containing illustration*.
But the Illustrations, the old lady averred,
entailed superfluous expenditure.
"Then, here," said the shopkeeper, "li
a copy for a shilling which contains a'
that's necessary for salvation." ^descended
from the ladder antf Jftid it befoj?
his customer,
"But hae ye no something a wee hit
tsheaper?" asked the old lady.
"Wumman, wumman," said the shopman,
"ca' upon the AWichty to come
down and 6ell ye hla ain publications, for
t oon dae nae malrl"?London Chronicle^
A Financial Shake, /'
"Good morning Mr, Toney. Ob tkt
ilok list today?"
"Yes, ulr; got the ague."
"Do you ever shake?"
"Yes."
"When do you 6haKe again?"
"Can't say when; shake every day Why
do you ask?"
"Oh, nothing In particular, ?nly I
thought if you shook bad I'd like to stand
by and soft if you couldn't shake the IS
shillings out of your pocket which you
have owed me so long I"?London Standard.
- Tortolae Shell.
What is tailed tortoise shell Is not lbs
bony covering or shield of the turtle, but
only the scales which cover It. These are
13 in number, 8 of them flat and* 5 a little
ourvcd. A large turtle affords about eight
pounds of them, tho plates varying from
an inch to a quarter of an Inch In thickness.
Th? Fool and His Money.
' Optimism," Bald the sorry fool, "la
?eeing the green side of a $6 blU "
''And what is pessimism?" asked hla
friend.
'' Seeing neither side of a <5 hill."?N?w
York Commercial Advertiser.
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If you want a
Gasoline
be sure you get the
the brand
We sell them
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LAND!
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353 Acres
The Healthiest Pla
Situated near Little Mountain, 7 1-5
public roads run ihrough plantation. H
and stables, large cotton bouse, with cow
well which would supply water for whol
(our fpleudid springs well located. Woe
cleared land for six-horse farm. Iu addi
Lies well and practically no waste on thf
Apply to
flij Peoples |
/ ABBEVILI
OFFICERS.
8. G. THOMSON, President.
G. A. NEUFFER. Vice-President. R.
E. COX, Cashier.
Shaves and
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Since the time of the anc
beard by some means or
Since that time there - has
but none so radical as in th
ancients plucked their beardi
much pain and discomfort.
self with a Christy Sa:
uine pleasure and no fear
cost only a dollar and a \
show them to you. Use a
shaving be an ordeal to be
Christy Safety Razors c<
McMURRAY
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SCHOOL
Tablets
Ii
General Sch
Speed's D
Wire Yoi
Flp~+rir Ismn? arp best
Electric lamps are the safes
Electric lamps are the mos
It is easier to touch a but'
in the dark.
No explosions.
INO lamp OMinmeys.
No kerosene oil.
No greasy lamps.
And cheapest in the end.
See THOMSON. Do it nc
best wiiicii Dears ; ,
I. H. C. H
W. McKEE, JR. |
LAND! I
for Sale. I
tee in the .County. S
2 miles from Abbeville C. H. Two
aa oue 9-room dwelling, large barn
' stalls. Three tenant* houses. Deep~kO
" Una fnnr atreamR gnd. fl
*3 |riautaviuu. xxao wv-.... ? ?
d and timber in abundance. Enough .M|
ition there is valuable mineral deposit;
i premises. '
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or T, J. LYON. jj
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DIRECTORS. 3
S G. Thomson, ' H. G. Anderson
G. A. Neuflfer, C. C. Gambrell, I
W. E. Owens. F. B. Gary, I
J. 3. Stark, R. E. Cox, 9
Jonn A. Harris. I
I Shavers. 1
ient Greeks trimming of the I
other has been in vogue. :; J
been advances in all lines, i. -'n^j
id method of shaving. The
s. This was attended with
Today you can shave yourfety
Bazor with gen- ; j
of cutting yourself. They
lalf. ' Come in and let us Christy
and no longer will
dreaded. '
amplete with six blades at
DRUG CO.
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