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Sp.J^Vi. \-'V.. ?-V. .. . ?>?? 1 ' -- ' ' r mil ' r f I I The Abbeville Press and Banner,^ BY W. W. & W. R. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE, 8. O., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1907. ESTABLISHED 1844lgj|| Harrison a >. > t t Phone 183 The Shop that We have a first-c put on any kind of . kinds of repairing. r We have a first-c] do all kinds of plu: large. None too sn I work. We have a repaii date in every, par pair anything you < ' We also have a i cycles of high grade up. Second hand ! price. Rubber tires are guaranteed one Mofnelinn Qiinri OUIIOIMIIUUUII WM " V >' r. \ Harrison a _____________ TT /V 7T T" if *?u ? For Your REA.L, E? I I CAN No flatter What Your Property is Worth, or in in ^ t i- " tuth JlI????, | ..-nmn .I!, ?in 11 n -i n * * fWWSj . .. ' SSsUUD i niiU ??? v. w 1 wnfr?ff^?r TTfffi**! "r'- 1 " ' ? ' Iv q?i( v p ? rit> **fg|ynrWnT^iHif iHHjfffllffflffinrf rjjpr yM i ,.?, rBWMBBWBH8B8WHiEytiSBgi^^^^E|^^OTBP pnu n>>r < {SBHPOTB^HBhwHIHHVHHEbU w [k r diet. ?r* ^? iff oull h ) v and why I can qalckly convert the property Into cash F"r*ee of and terms for band'Irg It. l'be information I will give you w Y?0 bad better write today before you forget ItIf yon want to buy any kind of a Farm, House or B isloess, li tee to All them promptly aDd satisfactorily. Diil I loll, lit lid 1 -JL You want to Sell Fill In, Cut Out and Mail Todj Please send, without cost to me, a plan for findi a cash buyer for my property which consists Town County St Following is a brief descrip-ion S Lowest cash price Name Address I ??? Wine Conniifl Fr?m the South. N. 0. Syi ' I want to elve tome valuable advice lo hhln 1ft onf tbo?e who Buffer wlili lame b?ch MDd k'rtn"vl ' troub'e," says J. R. Blanfcenabip, of Be^k. GlBnn's Tenn. "I bave proved to an abso'ute cer-j ' ^ QI #?oilll niioltlvn! v | ? m tuloiy inai ei wuic u<ur.n , cure tbls dlHtreBslDg condition. Tde first! * bottle gave ma great rellef, and af'tr lakit g a *ernii tew more bottle*, I whs completely coref': so I bave on hand? completely that It become* a pltaBure to re K?"aln. Besuream croraend tbls great remedy." Hold under y?u yourootlonsi guarantee at Speed's drag store. Price 50a .1 , I * nd Waldrop does Everything Phone 183 ilass Tinner who can a roof, and do all lass Plumber who can mbing. No jobs to lall. We want the v 1 i i BHU * shon that is un-to-i . r JL. ticular. We can re3an break. fine line of new Bi-i 3 make, from $20,00 Bicycles at any old i we put on buggies year. IIM in tfflllH nrl Wolrlrnn iiu naiuiuu VANT CASH STATE Or Business GET IT f What Town, City, State or Territory it is Located : d'd rot bsvp tbe abi'lty and furl Itles to Fell ynnr proparty; I cer > ro id t'Oi i-flo*-'to pay tr r ihlp ad^rtlpf meut. This "ad" (llke)"j oih> r "Hd*". practlr?l\ Hire to place on my list a bomber of prn| ert'ep, arc ntn J11 t n? Mire to sell thp?p viopfrtlfd s.nd make Kb rrorpy In oommii-M?n>i to pa< for rnpt of ' bepe'"ad*." and maltaa prodi bM-idep, Tt.at is why I have po laige a real estate business tob\ n?-t r?'t voir property among the number tbat will be nold as a It of ih?-?e "? >?" / i PI pi.< onl;. b- xb'e to sflll*?ome tlmp?hnt will be ab'e o 8pll It hly. I ?roV KprftlHiut in quirk *Mie? I hivp the mof.t crtnlt'lete and o- 'ate i qn'pmpnt. I have branch offices throug. out tbe country Bnd 'il lorrp t t n-t-ii to flnrt bny^fK. ift iio? h- ?<?'p nit Mn'-fl timmlly oarrlrd i>y 11>e ordinary r/eal fsta'e 'IP. I MUST'-EI-L real efts e?Mfd lo sofl'?or ifoout o'j business, n ?p'urp >011 1 xm not troing t:ut of iniPlnp?ft. On tbe contrary, I exto fli (1 at i?'p dose of'hp i ear. ib?t I havp so d twice an many prop K hp I did tbe 'apt j<ar,? ut ?? win fligt be nere^sary for n?e to "list" p ptnperiipp. I wnnt to Iipi YOURS and Hell It. It dofPn'l matter ther you have a farm, a home without any land, or a .business: It n't ma'ter whaMt la worth, or wbe>e It Ik located If you will All tbe blank letter of Inquiry below and mall It to me today, I will *?11 and will give you my complete plan, j GlT-enrere CZ3 111 be of great value to you, even If yon sbonld decide not to sell, a any part of the country, tell me yonr requirements. Jwlllguaranj, 115 Ml Hit., lit HQS jy# If You want toBuy fill in, cut outand Mail Today. ing I desire to buy property corresponding apof proximately with the following specification; ate Town or City County State.,,.. Price between $ and $ I will pay S '.down and balance Remarks Name Address i rup in bb!s.. 1-2 MELp |S OFFERED 1 o gal. Kegs at xc, worthy young people Wo earne stly'request all youn? peracns, no matter m how limited t/iieir means or education, who wish to * obtain a thorough business training and good posizen <>n Hand. tion, to writ(e by first mail for our great half-rato nil uradec of fertilizers for offer. Success, independenceand probable fortune d see w>. We will also sell are guaranteed. Don't delay. Wrltetoday. sed meal. lb* Ga.?Ala. Basinets College, hacoa, G?> J. W. McKee, Jr. / / EAST END, News Dots Picked Up Here and There About the City. SAYINGS AND DOINGS ON BOTTTE 3. The R. F. D. boys will be off next Friday celebrating Washington's birthday. 0! that we bad more men id tbls day aDd time that sit* In "blgb places," wltb the character of that grand old man that could not "lie" or be k.ik-J mAll nnlluH Iha "Puthep nf U* J UCU. AlO WHO noil WH< 1IVU vwv * w. bis Country," for bin noble deeds and grand obaraoter are ho euBbrlned In tbe hearts or the people that bis memory will never be for. gotten, bat will be revered by generations yet an born. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Link spent one day last week very pleasantly with Mr. Q. 0. Dusenberry and family. Mr. and Mrs. Hugb Prln<y\ after a pleasant tay with Mr. and Mra. J. A. Gilliam, returned home last week. Miss Mary Herbert went home laat Saturday to legal n her strength after a severe spell of grippe. During ber absence Miss Clara Lee .Gilliam will teaoh In her place lo Shxron's blgb school. Miss Leila Walker ofRbaron was on* of tbe many visitors In tbe city last Saturday.. Misses Clara Qlillam. Rosa Knox, Annie Williams and Lillian McCanty spent one day of last week most delightfully wltn their friends, Misses Belie and Rookie MoKensie. Mr. and Mr*. J. tt. Thornton and Mlaa Katberlne WbltJey of I ebanon were among the weloome visitors in the city laat Saturday. Mr. Eugune McMillan, tbe ladlaa' man who looks after route 2, la the only carrier who received a valentine, It was a beauty, a little "cupid" Just from "loveland" to scatter sunshine In his pathway and make him hap* py. We wish you success, brother carrier. - Q K1 MlBRSallie wooauurnv ou iuuio o, ut>? little cblcks and a number of bens letting, wDocad heat ber? Mr. J. D. MoGaw and Mr. J. J. Edward* two of tbe bustling farmers of tbe Flatwoods were, Id tbe olty last Saturday. Mrs. John A. WIIbod aod Mlu 8ue Black-1 well were in tbe olty laat Friday. Mix Black well promised ber scholars a "a set up" If they returned oo Saturday, and waroed them If tbev did not she would give them a "set down." They all returned to make up tbe day lost, thereby showing their love and reaped lof their teaaber. Miss Annie NcIsod aooompaoied by her brother, Mr. Clifford Nelson,were In town last Mr.James A. Gilliam was oonflned to his bed several days of last week, but was able to oe up last Monday, and came to tbe city on business, but feeling far from well. Miss Annie Williams, one of tbe many pretty young ladles of route 3 was tbe guest jf friends Ip tbe city last week. Mrs. Maggie Sberard with ber son Frank bad business in tbe city Monday. Mrs. Dj E Pressly wltb two ot ber sweet little children were guesta in tbe city last Miss 6arrie Marse.one of the prettiest young ladle? on tbe Savannah aide, vu stopping Id tbe city lest Monday. Bhe was accompanied by ber brother Mr. Willie Marse. Mr. Leslie Watson who bas been In tbe slty hospital of Augusta for some time Is now lying In an extremely critical condition. On last Sunday bis mother received a telegram wnnounolng bis condition and left on the flrat train for bis bedside, being aooompanled c>y Mr. Waller B. Wilson, ber son In law. On Monday bis condition was about tbe same. The Mause at Lebanon Is beginning to look like'a real pretty oottage. Workmen are still hammering away to effect ltsoomple* tlon. Tbe young people gatbered In rrom all ground St. Valentine's evening at tbe bome Mrs. Sallle B. Nelson and enjoyed a most dellgbtful surprise party. in and abound thb citt. Tbe city dispensary has been qnlte lridls? posed for tbe past few days suffering from tbe "grip" of ibe "law makers," and Is now shut in fur a short time, It however hopes ooon to be folly restored even beyond Its normal condition wblob will p'aoe it on a more substantial basis than ever. About 7 o'olock last Saturday evening tbe Qre alarm was sounded when it was located In tbe suburbs of tbe olty on upper Main Rt.reet?a negro cubln off In a flild and oocu. pled by Jim Cunningham ana wue ooia 01 whom were quite 111, and bad It not been for ibe timely aid of Rsv. J. M Lawson they most ilkeiy would have been oonsumed wltb the dwelling. Miss Lizzie Penney left last week for Baltimore, where she will make herself more perfect in the millinery art wltb the well known firm o' Armstrong, Cater & Co. Mrs Nollenbers with ber two children left last Monday lor a visit to friends la Al}aaU and Birmingham. Misg JJtl'e Wilson bas accepted a situation wltb the Arm ot K M. Haddon <fe Co., wbere she will be pleased to serve ber friends and 6nstomers. Miss Fannie Harris and Miss Mary Hill have warned to tbelr studies at Converse Col lege. Spartanburg. MlarNina Wham left last Monday for Atlanta on a business trip. Miss Alma Oambrell is la business la Atlanta. ^llB8 Vivian Caldwell, after a pleasant stay o'< a few days wltb Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Caldwell, left last Friday for her home la Qrennvllle. Mrs. WrlgDl WDO ua? utcu iue uubiujiui guest ol her friend, MIsb Antonette Hammood left a few daya ago for her bom* Id A-tbena, Georgia. DEATH Or L. Wi WHITE. After a few days nines*, Mr. L. W. Wblte lied at bla borne In tbla city at 11 o'clock Wednesday night, February 18, 1907, In bla Hth year. Capt. White was one of the oldeat merchants In the olty having been In the mercantile business continuously Blooe 1865 up to ;he time of bla deatb, he was tbereiore well known all over tbe connty. As a merchant be was a line Judge of goods, t close buyer, and a good financier, all of which combined to make blm one of Abberllle'a most successful merchants. In bis deatb onrclty has lost one of her best ind moat prominent citizens, as be was pub* lc spirited and always ready to aid In all mterprlses tending to tbe beat Interests of the people and tbe advancement and npballdlng )t Abbeville. As a friend be was genial In spirit, affable a manner, klndhearted, generous and true, iud always bad a pleasant smileand a cheer* 'ul good morning for bis irlends. These no ole trans of character both of bead and heart von for blm friends everywhere who will miss blm, and who deeply mourn bis depart* are. ho otak ft life.loniz member of the Presby? terlan Cburch of this city to wblcb be not [>oly contributed most liberally of bio means, but was also actively seaious pertooally Id all cburcb affalrtt looking to tbe advancement of tbe Master's cause. As a husband and father, be was kind, afectlonaie and most iDdulgent,sparing neither time nor moDey for tbe happiness of his family. As a soldier he was courageous, brave and true, alwaysat bis post;and |ready for duty, *olng through the 4 years struggle In tbe war betweeo the States. Tbe battle of life belDg over be baa laid aside his earthly armor ano has Joined that great army justover the river where be will be forever at rest. His funeral services were conducted by Rev. J. Lowrle Wilson at 1} o'clock Friday morning in tb d Presbyterian cburcb, wblcb was fllled to overflowing wltb sorrowing friends who bad assembled to pay tbelr last tribute of respeci and esteem to bis memory, Tbe floral offerings were many and In design aDd beauty were most exquisite. His remain? were Interred In Upper LoDgCan( Cemetery In tbe presence ol a great host ol kindred and friends. Qentle hands laid bin tenderly to rest In hl8 earthly bed, wbll< lovlos: bauds spread beautiful (lowers ovei bin grave. The heartfelt sympathies of tbli entire community go ont to tbe sorely be' reaved family. L. W. W||i(e'H Those embroideries at White's are gimplj grand. Have you seen ibem? If not, go a once and enjoy a rare treat by looking a some of the roost dainty and artistic design ever seen In embroideries. The embroidery sBle at White's U going 01 all tbe time, and such prices are put upot bis goods as makes them go every time. AdvaDoe srrlvalsof print", pcrcaleo, mnd ras, ginghams snd other spring fabrics cat now oe ?een at tbe store of Ju. W. While, L, W. White Is now oflerlns for Si 2o a gres bmgatn In a white counterpane. It. Is fui size, hexvy m?Wlal, pretty design and wouli be cheap at 81 SO. L. W. Wblt? h?? a very Krge collection c five e*nt Ihou of all el.v!e?and all wldtbi HIm a!! linen laces at live cents Is a special'; good bargain. Doi't forget tbe embroideries at White's. V7EST END. MIm Ranette Turner lpft on Saturday for Qralnrldge On., where abe la to be tbe guest at a boase var?y. Mr. R. M. Haddon left Frldav" for New Y'irfc to bay bl* SprtDg mock of good*. Mrs. A. 8. Simmon* and Maater Jamea are vlsltlog relailvea Id El?erton Ua. Mr. A. M. 8mlth left Monday for tba Northern market*. Dr. F. T Preaaly of Doe Weit attended tbe funeral of Capt. L. W. White on Friday. Mr*. Dr. Brill and children lei led Mta. Sam Seal last week. Mr GMtn Mower of Newberry attended t the funeral of Capt. L. W. While. k Mr. Eugene Power after a mouth's Illness lit sufficiently recovered to rename his duties at < tbe Preehyterlan College in C'inton. ? Mlaa Fannie Harris returned to Convene Collage on Monday. Mr. Emeat Latimer of Lowndeavllla la In town attending Court. Mlaa Edna Holman left Saturday far Columbia. Mlaa Holman'a many frlanda regret ber departure. Mr. W H Pbllaon left on Tueaday for New . York. Mr. Phllson goes to bny. tbe Spring goods for Pliil8on Henry Co. Mlaa Esther Dick la home after a delightful visit to trlenda and relatives In Sumter. Mr. Lambert Jonea of Newberry attended tbe funeral of Capt L. W. White. Mlaa Nina WDaon of Warrenton waa tbe ftueat of Mlaa Maggie Brooke several daya aat week, Tbe D?ngbtera of Confederacy were delightfully entertained by Mr*. L. T. Latimer on laat Tueaday afternoon. Mr. A. W. Smitb of Spartanburg waa In town Friday. Mlaa Dalay Maxwell la tbe gueat of frlenda < In DnMa*on/1 IVill(nfftAn Mrs. Jaiins vuadmka In expected Id town tbU week lo vUli Mrs. Philip Ro?eoberg. Mm, Tench Pool wan the gneet of ber sIMer Mra. Mra. L. W. White Mveral day* laat week. Mr. A. B. HimmoDi. left Monday lor the Northern oltlea. ? Mrs. John Q. Edwarda after a dellgbtfa) visit to relative* Id town baa returned borne in Edgefield. Mis* Isabella P. Haddon left on Friday for New York where sbe will visit Dr. and Mra. Perrln. . Mr. aod Mra. Jobn McDonald spent several days Id WlDder last week. Mr. William Klagb after a few days at bome left Monday for Hontb Carolina College. Mr. Deo White retaroed od Mooday to Chattanooga, Tend. to resume bis duties* ' Mr. Tom Coeby of Qreenvllla was in town on bnnloess last week. Mr. Bonner Wblte retnrned on' Monday to Davidvon College. , ( Mr. Mack McCallaof LowDdeevlli* was in town last week on bnslneas. Mr. J. W. Spearman from Greenwood 1s in the city. He bas a position witb Harlsoo \ and Waldrop aod la tboroogory op to bis business. ? t nnp wpot x/u jj ;ijuuii , Dr. George Preaaly ?h over from Charlotte laat Tuesday on professional bualness. Dr. J. 8. Moffat occupied the pulpit of tbe * FIrat Presbyterian Church In Greenville on < lam 8abbatb. Invlatatlons have been laaaed to tlu marriage of Misa Sarah Sullivan and Mr. E. P. Ervln, for tbe afternoon of Marab sixth, at three tblrty o'clock. The young ladles of Ersklne are preparing to entertain tbe Dnc> Weat pabllo with a play, J at an earlD date. Miaa Lola Oowan. of Ninety 81*. la expectea In town tbia week aa tbe guest of Miss Gertrude Brownie*. Miaa Lola baa mauy i frlenda here, wbo will be glad to bava bar In their midst Dr. J. B. Bell and Mr. Olln Hagan were oalled to Anderion laat week.on oourt badneaa. Mr. H. D. Agnew waa down from Greenville ' for a short tlmaduring tbo past week. Tbe Ersklne base ball ooaob. Mr. Laval will < arrive Wedueaday and begin work on tbe < team for tbe coming season. He will be accompanied by bis wife. From present Indications there will be a number of marriage* In Dae We?t IB lbs ear future. Mr, J. R Devlin Is expected borne from Florida next week. Mr. T. C. Anderson, the surveyor oftba Due West Rati Road, waa In town Monday looking after tbe Interests of tbe road. The contract baa been gl^en for grading tbe road * and tbe work will begin aoon. Tbe Atbletlo Association of Ersklne ex pecttoglvean entertainment next Monday night, to bely defray tbe expansea of tbe Asaoclatlon. Mr. Willie Addlaon came over from tbe Tbornwell Or|banage on Friday and waa wltb bla mother's family until Monday, Mr, Frank A. Carwlle la making frequent trips to Due Weft. Dr. a Lid Mrs. D. R. Anderson, of Falrvlew, spent a lew days wltb Mta. A. a Kennedy, i Mrs. Ernest Prult and Mra. Boiler were 1 down from Sunny Slope and attended ser- I vice in tbe A. R. P. ebnrcb on 8abbalb,: Mlsa Luna Trlbbla came home from Walballa las: week sbe baa been teaching In tbe Graded School at that place. Mrs. - Grler Preasly and cbildren arrived Saturday from New York and will be wltb Mrs. Lola Praealy for a while. Mrs. Sallle Addlaon and Messrs. John and Willie Addlaon mad a a business trip to Greenville last Saturday. * Miss Elite Brock, who recently completed a business courae In Spartanburg, baa a position wltb tbe Piedmont Electric Company, of Anderson. Dr, Hayne and family of Belton was tbe guest of Mr. J. E. Todd and family, Sabbatb Mr. 8, J. Todd baa returned from a hurried trip to Alabama. Mlsa Statla Wldeman la on a visit to friends at Long Oane, . I Barksdsle'l JLocala, If you want a stove yon certainly want a white lined Buck because Its pot out as tbe very best on 80 days free trial. Everyone If not Juat what you desire no ooat to you. We are or the onatomers are raising tblnga wltb Roysters "Farmers Bone Guano Aolds etc. Lei u? talk to you about 10-2 end 10-1 odd and 8ti6 3-2guano 8>3-3 guano 104 4 guano 10 8 2.10-3-8 and 1C<4 4 guano, Lou of eood tnlnga for the Farmers in Plow Plow stock* gearing eVo. Extra feet bandies or beam* for all also*. The bent lot. of plow* we have ?v*r seen here. Dome In sea too. Rloe meal Corn heart* for hog?. Come and see a* for the New Year and let o* help yon to be satisfied. No matter what yon want let ua try to *how you what we have and prloe yon. Neighbors Got Fooled. "I was literally coughing myself to death, and bad become too weak to leave my bed; and neighbors predicted that X would Lover leave it alive; but they got fooled, for thanks be to God, I was induced to try Dr. King's vr-? Tt trvsvV 4nof fnnr nna 1 Jp|tw 4>|IBUUVriJ % 41 VWAJUOV ivut wuv dollar bottles to completely cure the cough and restore me to good sound ! health," writes Mrs. Eva Uncabber of Grovertown, Stark Qo.r Ind. This King of cough aud cold cures, and ; healer of throat and lungs, is guaran teed by P. B. "Speed, Druggist. 60c | and $1.00. Trial bottle free, : Calvert & Uickles ? Headquarters for ? r White Hickory Wagons Owensboro Wagons, I book Hill Baggies, Summer Buggies, j Cheap Buggies, ? Harness, Laprobes, etc. ' Calvert &Nickles. Feb. 24. 1904 tf jfe? ; . ... .v. uannivi! d II L U III II U I If You are in Search < some in cut Glass, Hand Sterling Silver in odd prices w; e. jo] The Jev in Mil Manufactur v.! > CnlnVinmn A/lido a UUipUlLUO Al/iUO U )wn and operate fifteen M: *rill put nothing on the marl ;ested, and thousands of fari 1 \ ;imony that the goods are fu ird claimed. ' 1 VCall on your local dealer md Acid Phosphate. No si ;he same satisfaction. Once you have tried these lse no other. HtllUll 'an' fat i State, County and C President: Yloe-Presideni F. B. BA&BlflOH. P. B. SPEED Board of* Directors: F. Visanska, John A. Harris, B. M. Haddon, 1 r. F. Clinkscales, C. C. Gambrell. We solicit yonr basin ess and a it safely andi cons We are in position to make yon loans, i when placed in Our Savings E The largest and most Stationery, I School Su Can be sec Milford's Dri ! ~ WHEN IT COMES TO A TheACTUAL M SHBWfl No tobaccos I ever made i can surpass our Plug, Twist and S hibited in competition with the wori i j to win the golamedal for their genera and for their decided superiority ov i "SHOW DOWN" is one of the cc Only a few years old, its urxivaled c of the leading sellers over all oth thoroughly satisfies and perfectly classes. Sold at 10c and 16c per pit j Always buy "SHOWDOWN," is many an article you need for yot ment which these tags get for you \ A copy of our 1907 premium catalogue, whu | most attractive ever gotten out by a tobaccc to any address in the United States on re | Btampi or 8 of the tag8 we are redeeming. j Hancock Bros. & Co., 1 ? " ., i * \'. ' . * 1 DtCtUH H L 0 LII10. J| of Something Hand- ^ [ Painted China and ; call on * J 1 HNSON veler. ill Oil Co. es of=== nd Fertilizers, ills. This company ket that has not been , ' y|| ners give willing teslly up to the, stand- > for the Blood Guano ':M lbstitiite will give you ' :'M i fertilizers you * will ^ 3 mil if Abbeville. I Jity Depository. fc: Cashier: * J. H. DuPRE. E. Harrison, P. B, Speed, G. A. iewiaW. Parker, W. P. Greene, ' y.M ire prepared to haiidle . \ ervativcly. . ind to pay interest on deposits, department. complete line of Jooks and if pplies Jf >n at gg Store. www] nicking. Wherever exd, they have never failed tl excellence, high quality er all competing brands. ming brands of America. [ualities have made it one er flue-cured plugs. It suits everybody and all ig or 5c cuts. and save the tags. There lr comfort or entertainwithout cost. :h is one of the largest and ?manufacturer, will be mailed ceipt of only 4c in postage sm Lynchburg, Va. ' . ' ) 1:1 r, 1 r .a ?i . ... t -j|