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BY W. W. & W. R. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1907. ESTABLISHED 1844 J||
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Novelties in
! WHITE GOODS
Hints of special values, ne * lines
of white mercerized madras, in '
beautiful figured effects for waists
and suits, at just about present
wholesale prices, 10,12 1 -2,15, 20,
25, 35cts.
40 in. white lawn that cemnot be
bought to sell at less than 15c.
Just 50 pc, while supply lasts, 10,
and 1212c.
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DUE WEST,
Prof. Grler Preasly chrue dowu from New
York nod srent ihe Easier holidays with
bomefolka in Due West.
Mr. J I. Brownlee. of Anderson, speat Sabbat
h with bis father's family.
Mr*. N. M. Qrler returned last week from
an extended visit to ber daughter in Chester
Mis* Ellen Seawrlgbt ban cioa?d a very suecestui
school term near Iva and returued
* bome last wwk,
Mr. J. W. Wideman, Jr., was In Woodrnffa
abort while during tbe past week.
Mr. and Mr* E. C. Brownlee went to Atlan
ta Monday. Mr*. Brownlee goes for treatment
under Dr. Campbell.
Mr. Draytun Nanoe bad a very valuable
oolt killed In Anderson inst.week. I
Tbe Eraklne ball team bad quite a pleasant
outing laxt week, going to CHoioa. wbere
tney defeated the Presbyterian College team
by a score of 7 to 1, and on to Newberry
Wbere tbat team deieated Ersktiie 8 lo 2
Mr. Jamea Mills left last wet k for Atlanta
to lake up work In tbat oltr.
Miss Alma Brock Is enjoying a vacation
aHer closing ber school near Honea Path.
Dr. E. P. Davis, of Greenville, will preach
the sermon before tbe graduating class of the
Theological Seminary at the comlug com
nowncment
Dr. F. Y. Presaly and Mrs. Bulle Packer
were married last Wdne?d?y ruorn'ugat
nln*> o'citKrk by Rev. Mr. Wilkin. pa*t?>r oi
tbeU P. Church In btarkvllle, M as. They
reached Due W?*ton Kr'day.
Mr. J. C. McNeill, of tbe Charlotte 0K
server, will lecture for Ibe beut-fU of tbe Y
P. C. U.. April 16th.
TheCollege of Charleston team and Ersfcine
will cross buts on the local grounds WeUut-xday
alternnon and Tbnrwday.
v Mr. and Mr*. Chesterfield M'Dnlel, 01
Lauren*, have been the guests of bis brother's
family at this place.
Rev. J. N. Booth preached nt Lownde?vllle
Ranbatb and vlsf ed among his corg-egnMon
there. la?t week.
Miss Sudie Harp?r Is at home f om her
cnooi for tbe summer.
Mrs. Evan* M<iD?nl?*i, of Laurens, baa been
vl?li Ing In Doe VVe*t
Rev. O. Y. B lauerHnd Misirs. J. P Pre-s
1y,(\T BrVaoo, J. R. Hooter, C R.Young
and O. W. Ormlcal of ih?*Seminary, win attend
the meeting of the Second Presbytery at
Lonlavlile. G? , this week.
Mr, John Eiia whs down from Greenville
last week visiting friend*. I
Mr. 8. A Agnew Is assisting Mr. J. B
Pressly la bis sU>re.
Mr. Mark Eills, of Greenville, was lu town
oo business.
Mi. A S.Kennedy Is expected home from
the hospital In Charlotte tbls week.
Drath of Mrs. i.nvie Brown.
Mrs. I.avtr Brown, rtanebter of Mr. A. H.
B.>tnell, t>oru Junt-3, IfeisT. merrl?><i. Mr. L H.
Brown October 2.1904. dt. d st Ahhevill' af er
a lingering sickness, March 22.1907. she wn?
burled at Midway church, funeral services
condooteo by tbe (motor of Shllob chuieh.
Her h?alth declined loi a y?ar. Loving
hearts aud bands ret dered all needed attention.
Pait of her married life w?? spent near
Ijowuilesvllle. part. Ht Abbeville, near her
j iwreoi*. She left tier husband and cue
child nine inonib* old.
The pastor of the Abbeville Baptist chur h.
Of wblch her parentx are meMjber?, vi?!te<l
her fnqophtly dur'ne Iit laiit lllnen?. ntid
though dei>e'( not a member of the church,
She ?-x o'eKHf-il in him and toother frterds her
falib iu the Redeemer, feeling a**ure?t thai
be wan accepted of Him, which tfive? to her
loved ones the greatest p"n?obi? comfort*
She was universally beloved by all her amoointes,
who now sadly mis* her kindly beart
and irlendiy manner.
May hII who knew ber trust in and follow
Jesus tbe Saviour.
A. C. Wllklns.
Abbeville, April 8.191/7.
DK. J. a. DICKSON.
SURGEON DENTIST.
GOLD FILLINGS; CROWN AND BRIDG?
WORK A SPECIALTY.
OFFICE OVER BARKHDAL-E'H RTORB
Spalding!
Spalding!
Spalding!
Full line everything, ready
k . for the Game.
L Abbeville Hardware Co.
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GOOD COLORED LINENS
30 in. Erown Linen for suits
good weight 25c.
A special value in 36 in brrwn lin
en, all-linen, at 25c. Other brow
linens at 12 1-2 and f5c.
White linens at all prices from 21
35, 50 and 75c.
Immense assortment of new priul
ed muslins. 5, 10, 15, 20, 25c
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Clothed
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Sells Clothing for Men and Be
I material, stylish make and in sea
In Men's suits prices range fr<
to $10.00.
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a specialty. The latest shapes
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in every color and tone in the
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For Men, Women and Childre
cannot be matched.
DRES
In this department everything
way of Wash Goods, Linens, Lawr
TRIMMINGS.
Trunks, Valises, Umbre
Stock always complete
daily,
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IN CAMP OR FIELD ? AT
MOUNTAIN OR SHORE
There li always i chance
to enjoy aome ihootlng
TO SHOOT WELL YOU MUST BE EQUIPPEO WITH
A RELIABLE FIREARM: the only kind we have
been making for upwards of fifty years.
Our Line: RIFLES, PISTOLS, SHOTGUNS,
RIFLE TELESCOPES, ETC.
A air vonr TWIer. find insdMt. nn thA
STEVENS.. "Where not sold by Retailors,
we ship direct, Mjjresjjrcu
paid, upon receipt ot Catalog price.
Mend tor 14tf Fuse Illustrated
(tntnlog. AnlndUitenuihlo book of
ready reference for man and bov
<hn?ter>. Mailed for 4 Ceut* in
*t impatoaoverpoatnire. Renutlfiil
I'on Color Hanger forwarded Tor
lx rfiiu In utitmm.
J. STEVENS ARMS & TOOL CO.
Our line o! rubber goo J- hns never befr
large u.ud complete hkHIk ir.-clav. One G
f.iuutaiu Syringe* Juki reoolvtd. Every
euaranteed for one year. Mllford's J
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all the finest Voiles we coold get, ^
we felt that they would be this 80
n seasons favored fabrics and the way
they are selling proves we were
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A few specials in plain all wool J1
french Voilen, Black, Blue, Tan,
each worth 26c. more than we r?
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price it, $1.00. al
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s and reasonable prices.
SPRING TIES
handsomest assortment.
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Statement or condition at clos?
Resources.
U"anf> ami Discounts $198,064 0<l Cf
I Overdrafts 10,336 00 St
i Q. 6. Bond* : 18,750 00 Ni
Oth? r Securities . 500 00 Bi
Heat E?(aie 9,383 00 D<
Kedenuption Fund 937 00
Due from Banks 71,720 00
| Cash in Vault- .. 21,000 00
$330,?90 00
Oldest and Strongest Bank in
Ample Resources Tor all demi
Interest Allowed on Deposit*
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** OFFICERS.
B. G. THOMSON, President.
f a I Q. A. NEUFFER, Vice-President.
">H R. E. COX, Cashier.
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LOWNDES VH.LE,
Lowndesvlile, April 8^907.
rue teachers Id coDtrol of the school In
la place were, perhaps somewhat surprised
it MnDday morning (April 1) on reaching
b school building to find a flrnt claws t-trike
, the pupils burred In and the teachers bar1
out. The demands of the scholars, a bolly,
were easily met and matters adjusted.
Pbeold month weat out and the new one
me Id decidedly eool. This following the
irer>.l weeks of warm weather was muobl
are unpleasant tban it woald otherwise
ve been. Many of onr people bad abed
sir tblok winter underwear bat they found
oeceuary to put It on again.
fne early garden and field planter* were
ry uneasy as the Indications strongly
In tad to the doing of their planting work
er again, but since the mist bare oleared
'ay, the damage done by the mqah lowered
nperature Is not near so great as was
dr. Joe Sherard, of Moffettvllle spent last
lek at the borne of his brother-in-law Dr. J
Wilson.
dr. John Johnson, of Chester, wan here
feral days last week with bis afflicted
Dther Mr. 0. Johnson.
Mrs. Emily Bowman, of Diamond Springs,
is for several days last week with the famlof
her son-in-law, Mr. T. D. Oooley.
Messrs E. and B. J. Harrison, of Trenton,
>re here for geveri<l daVB last week.
Sir. W. L. Kennedy went to Anderson
luredxy on business.
Mrs. Susie Austin, of New York, formally
Augusta' Ga., and who spent the satamer
this place several years ago, spent last
;ek with Mrs. Ann Moore.
iM - A D iwonooai* A nonotQ Ha
itton Otl Mills, was here for a day or two
it week conferring with Mr. J. B. LeRoy,
e Agent In'bnylng seed bare.
Hr. J. T. Bolt, the local manager tof the
brmers'Oil M111 at Andersou was here for
veral days last week. Mr. O. Johnson who
s occupied a similar position In the mil'
this piaoe has been in bad health for somene
and therefore the books bad not beep
ipt to dale, Mr. BoK came down and
ought tbem up.
Mr. T. B. Cllnkscales went to Bordeaux
torday evening to visit bis father-in-law,
r. Brltt, who has been qult? feeble for
metlme.
A test has been made, as the newspapers
II, by one who was competent and Interestor
the cotton seed raised last year and
e year before and the result was that 26 per
nt more of the seed raised In 1906 oimc op
an of those raised in 1906, and aa there
ems to be the same want of vitality In the
alt bgds formed last Tear as great many
id on some trees nearly all of tbe blooms
>on tbe Irult trees dropped off after a few
iys of life without any apparent cause and
e weather conditions of 'ast year may have
rlously sfleeted tbe germinating property,
e vitality, of many other things besides,
rn and cotton seeds.
Misses Kate and Nell Wilson, of Simpsonlie,
oame In Satntday to see tbelr slater Miss
race Wilson, one of tbe asslstanU In tbe
bool In this place.
Troape.
Sheriff's Sale.
. L. Gibert against S. T. Cade?Execution.
By virtue of an Execution to me dieted,
in the above stated case, J will
)U to the highest bidder, at public
jction, within the legal hours of sale,
; Abbeville Court House, on Monday,
ie sixth day of May, 1907, all tne
gbt, title and Interest of Q. T. Cade
> the following desoribed property,
> wit:
First, one tract known as the River
lace, containing Three Hundred and
eventy-Three (873) Acres, more or
as, bounded on North by Tennent
ad Gibert's estates, East by Mrs. M.
!. Mcintosh, South by W. G. Cade,
Pest by Savannah River.
Second, tract known as the Crawford
lace, containing Forty (40) Acres,
lore or less, bounded on North by
[ary Brown and G. Cade, East by G.
ade, South bx S. R. Cade, West by J.
Harmon.
Third, tract known as the Home
lace, containing Two and a Half (2i)
cres, more or less, bounded on North
ad West by lands of J. B. Harmon,
a South and East by lands of 8. R.
ade.
Levied on and to be sold as the prop*
ty of S. T. Cade to satisfy atoresald
xecution and costs.
Terms?Cash.
C. J. LYON,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
April 9, 1907.
. Sheriff's Sale.
G. White and W. H. White, as ad
ministfators of tbe Estate of L.
W. White, deceased, against A. K.
Drennan. ? Execution against
Property.
By virtue of an Execution to me dieted,
iD the above stated case, I will
U to the highest bidder, at public
iction, within the legal hours of sale,
Abbeville Court House, on first
onday, the 6th day of May, 1907, all
le right, title and interest of A. K.
rennan in tbe following described
operty, to wit:
One Hundred Acres, more or less,
>unded by lands of L. A. Ramey and
ract No. 3 of lands of Mrs. Sarah
reunan and Mrs. J. A. Ramey. Redded
in Book of Conveyances, Num?r
26, page 131.
Levied ou and to be sold as the propty
of A. K. Drennan, to satisfy
oresaid Execution and costs.
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C. J. LYON,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
April 9, 1907.
OF ABBEVILLE.
5 of buslnegg Dec. II, 1906.
Liabilities.
ipilal Stock $75,000 00
irplus and Profits 23,060 00
ational Bank Notes 18,750 00
iu i ilium sui
ur nvnr" xn
?|u,8its 203.880 00
$330,WK) 00
i the County.
and*.
i In Saving* Departmcnl.
&vings Bank.
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DIRECTORS.
S. G. Tbompon, H. G. Anderson
G. A. Nniffer, C. C. Gambrell,
W. E. Oweus. F. B. Gary,
J. S. Stark, R. E. Cox,
Jonn A. Harris.
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The State of South Caroliqa, in the df
AbbevlHe County. explosions
Pursuant to the provisions of a Joint Ml l*
Resolution of the General Assembly of ^0 'amP ?",rr
South Carolina, enacted at its last ses- No kerosene <
sion, an election will be held at Abbe- m ?rAoow |flr
ville C. H., S. C., upon the question of "o greasy tar
\nrjTt fa* tHa aimnnrt nf AflCj Cfl0?iP?$t
WUUUUlUg vuv IV?J IV# w*,rr*"" ?
the schoofe of the School District of the ?ee TBOMSC
Tpwn of Abbeville, 8. C., for ft period
of five years. ????????
The said election will be held in the
City Council Chamber on the 3d Tuesday
in April, 1907, between the hours
of 8 a. m. and 4 p. m. ???i?_
The following managers have been |r*"( ~
appointed by the Board of Trustees?
J. L, Clark, C. A. Cobb and H. T. . .
War,Haw. Tf , , , c
By order of the Board of Trustees. Universal P
F. E. Harrison, 6884 JudXe* '
Chairman. w?y? Detide >'
Frank B. Gary,
Secretary.
March 26, 1907. 3t JE
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Bock Hill Buggies,
Summer Buggies, ITP t?fnne^y3!
leading market
Cheap Buggies, S^SSatS
Harness, Laprobes, etc.
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Calvert & Nickles. xsffisns
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