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The Press and Banner. Published every Wednesday at two dollars a a year id advance. Wednesday, May 1, 1907. Half Rates to Teachers. From the present, any edition of The State will be sent to school teachers at half the regular advertised rates; S4 for Dally and Sunday ; 53 lor Dally only. Address The Slate, Columbia, S. C. - Bnrr Clover Seed Wanted. I'wlll give fifty cents per orocus sack for burr clover seed. Eacfc sack must be well packed. Leave seed at Press and Banner nf' flee. W. L. Bowman. >'oH? e io TreN(>HNNerN. Ail per?nns are warned not to trespass on my land known as tbeShumaie place. All trespassers wilt be prosecuted to the full extent ol the law. S. W. Barnes. EAST END. beautikul home wedding. On last Wednesday, Apn^24th, 1907, at 4 O'CIOCK r. 1*1., iUioa Pinkie n uivo l'uocuucuj and Mr. Oscar smith Cochran were united in mftrrlagB0it.bebomeort.be bride's paren's, 2 miles South of this city, by Rev. S L. Wilson, of Ninety Six, S. C., and assisted by Kev. J Lowrie Wilson, of Abbeville. The pretty country borne was beautifully decorated for tbe happy event, the co or scheme being green and white. Id the p<rlnr Jong garland* of gilsteDlng Ivy gracelully hung lrom tbe eel lng crossing In tbe ceuter. from wblcb was suspended a large horse shoe of wDite roses, near one corner of the room, under which the bride ami groom stood; just behind them wag a large, mound of pot plants, ferns and palms most artistically arranged. , ' At tbe strains of sweet music the bridal party entered In tbe fol owing order, viz., Miss LouiseReid with Mr. Harv?-y Cochran, Miss Uulce Cochran with Mr. Oscar Jackson Mr. Oscar Cochran (groom) witb Mr. G R. Dasenberry. brother,of tbe bride; next came tbe bride with her maid of bonoV, Miss Susie Rleble. As tbey^ook their respective placesall was bushed save words of the mao 01 Ood who In solemn tones pronounced them man and wife. Congratulations and best wishes were now tendered tbe happy couple, after which dainty refreshment were served. Tbe bride was gowned In a beautiful white silk mull and carried a bouquet of white narcissu?, ana never iuukku more luvciy. Mtss SuBle Richie, maid of donor, was stylish in wblte mull over plrk. ' Miss Unlce Cochran was handsome son very pretty in wblte net over wi ite silk wbile Miss Loulne Ret wus charming, dressed in whlie mill , each carrying beaut! fal bouquet* of wblte roseH. Tbe groom and groomsmen were qultf handsome In tbelr conventional suits 01 black. t Tbe bride Is a cultured and refined young woman and will reign in the beart and ib< borne with love brtngiug sunshine and hap iplneas. Tbe groom Is a staunch young man 'of sterling worth and Is one of Abbevll.e'iprooperous youug farmers. Tbe popularity of tbe bride who In evidence by the great num'oer of beautiful and costly preaenta received. Tbla young couple begin l'fe under mom favorable circumstances and have the best wishes o( their mnny friends Tbe Christian Or seders have pitched tbel' tents within the city's gates on the vacant lot of Hon. F. B. Gary on Magazine street and will bold a seres of meetings for several weeks to which tbe public and all christian denominations are most cordially Invited Tbe Epworth League bad a very pleasant social meeting last evening at the borne ot Miss Janie Edwards. Delightful refresh' ments were served and all had a Jolly goo<i time. Mr. Harvey Bill came in list Mondny venlng to spend a day or two wltb hU borne people who with bests of fr'endware elad * to see blm and tender b'm -a moatlhearty gr*ennx.- Hmry bw a iplcod'cl situation, telegraph operator, at Kenwee, S C. and la holding It dowd like a mi>n. MaJ. and Mm. F. W. R. Nance spent a da; or two last week at their country home near Lowdeavllte. Mr*. E. E. Piatt and children, are visiting her mother Mrs. J. W. Sign. NEWS Oil KOUTK 3. Sharon High School will close a most successful session nc x* Friday with Interesting exercise In the afternoon for the patrons anu any friends who are disposed to ho present Prof. Rahh and bin ab e ?-<siKtnot. Miss Herbert have (flveu ?ntne atHlsc Inn so far ?s w? have heard ai d t*ave won t?r th-uiHeivf honor and pralce ir<?ii one and all. Miss Kttharinn Whltt?\ the eccomp i?he<* texeberot Lebanm chool wl'l olo*e the wort ot this ?es?ion ner> Friday, aDd In th? evening will give an Interesting entertainment o> the school at the h un- of M'. J. H. Thornton consisting oT rwtt:tllon? aud music, with "fUb"? ? at the Wei ." Ice cream, cake ano other dam y jefteabments wi'l be served f<?t ] tbe benefit of the ?cho 1. The public art cordially invited and may expect a del Kb fol evening. Miss Whittey by her efficiency and energy has built up a tine school and huhMn nn&oimunslv re-elected. Mis" Hup Black well, tbe popular nnd efli olent tearher of the Flatwo ds school c'oset' her school l??t Friday wltb h picnic for bescholars. Miss B ackweil ban been udhoimoa?ly re-elected but has Dot yet accepted. 8he left last Saturday for her home near Du< r~*" West, < ' Miss Wlttey wll' leave next Monday fo h?r home in Cbarlotte, N. C. V, Miss Ellen Llok alter a protracted visit among: relatives at WllllngtOD Is again at bet quiet bome In tb? Fiatwon<iH. Miss B*v?le Link and Miss Nolle M Gaw were among tbe pretty visitors In tbe clt> last SaturrHy. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Graves Mr. and Mrs. J J. Link and Mr. and Mrs W O. Graves at tended tbe Dusenberry-Cocbran wedding 1 as> week. Mr. J. R. Thornton ha* already net ? fln? patch of potatoe slips and tomaioe plants Mr. Thornton Is a bustler "down on tbe term." Rev. J. B. Hlllbouse returned last week from a buslnes* trip to Lincointon. Georgia. Mr. Jobn Bat-kin, ol lvn, spent several dxyt! of last week wttb relatives at Lebanon. Leon a the pretty little daughter of Mr. A. - K. Woodburst spent last week wltb bei grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J Woodhurnt Miss Ira Hamilton and Miss Minnie Hunter spent several days of last week wltb relatives In tbe Sharon section. Mrs. R. P. McN-Hl.of Halt lsburg, Mlse., la expected bome tbl?- w> ek. Mrs. J. H. Prnney, and daughters, Mleses Emma and Gertrude were lu tbe city last Satuaday. Miss Eva Williams and Miss Herbert were visitors Id tbe cilv 1 tst Hatnrday. Mlas Donnie PurMey with her brothei Roland were vlsltlne 'rlends In theTMatwoodione day last week. M'. Purs ley hat a visit panned to see a pretty youn* lady but wa? sorely dlsappalnted as sh* came to tbe city aad be w*s left. Such Is llf?! Doomed u tronb'*> snd disappointments. Mis. John A. Wii?on and h-r pretty b?b dMughte-, EHzibetb, spent S-Uuday ulgb an 1 Hundty witb reiailveh at Hodges. Miss Ada C. Kennedy ib Improving; ?bl> now to nit tip a Hi lie. Mr. A. J. Woodharst m-talned pain'u bruises last week ftv falling through bis burn fl-?or but fortunate'y n-> hones were nroken Mr. aid Mr-. J.J Elwards were vlsltlnt tl^lr daughter Mr . Walter Abhs last Sa'ivday. Mr. Willie B. K. ox fame homo S iturd ? from Coilrgp. M's. M. L Wa:>o:i Is n w convale Clng uu bopes "?on m be well h?sI" . Mrs. J R. T??onion a? d ? 'wo hand<o*i* sons were i mong tbe visitor-. In tbe cH Saturday Can ler W. K. Penney spent Sa'urday n'gli and Sunday with home peop e at Sharon. Mr. John 'i'olbert spent Saturday night and Sunday at bis country borne, returning Monday lor bis duties in tbe Post Office. death of leonard w wuite. Leonard W. White died Id Chattanooga, Tenn. last Saturday, April tbe 27tb, 1907,about one o'clock. His remains accompanied by bis mother * and bis brother George, (who were with him durlug bis lllnesi-) and bis pastor Rev. McCalla of tbe Presbyterian church of that elty were met In Atlanta by bis brothers Messrs Gordon and Will, and on their arrival Sunday afternoon were escorted to the old home on Upper Main street by a large number of friends and relatives, where they remained until Monday 11 o'clock when tbev were funerallzed In the Presbyterian church KRev. J. Lowrle Wilson, assisted by Rev. \| McCalla.; of Chattanooga, Tenn., who poke most beautifully about tbe deceas<d, passing manv eulogies upon his personal character, bis kind deeds. and noble work In part be said, "his Hie was short measured by years, but be had lived a long life in good Bow beautiful to have such a grand memory behind to be treasured up by loved ooet and friends, aDd especially so when we tblnfe of bis youtb, only sbout 22 years and a grea number of these filled with good works. Leonard, or Len as be was familiarly callec . at borne, was the fourtbMlving son ol tbt lati L. W White who preceded him to the gravi less than two months ngo, how sad! hov touching! the rather, and now a son cut ofl It the prime of life, in the health and vigor o J young manhood, with tbe promise of manj years and a happy and useiul life before blm but God In bis wisdom and love saw fit l< call bim to a nobler, grander, and more use / ful llle where bejust begins to live that llf beyond the grave ibat has no ending. Len was a graduate of ibe Presbyterlai ? College of Davidson. N. C., In which lnstltu f ttoii be held a high stand In bis classes, b \ bad a bright mind, and cultured Intellect an< went oat Into the literary world to gain mor \ . r? , .. is. ,"m ft I TRUNKS, SUIT CASES T^__^ AND BAGS. JjVv To^ Sm TO SEjE! TI IT WII Our Millinery Parlor is now' Absolut in Full Blast. Taffeta y New Sha'pes and Flowers * $1 jUot in. i Pictorial CJ Re^ra, tMni ii * i i i \ i Just a Matter ! of Taste. i A simple statement, but, has considerable force?as a person is often judged by the taste he displays. There are various kinds of tastes, and different men have different tastes, some are due to nature, others to age. Those things which appeal to the young man find no favor in the eyes of the old, especially is this true in the matter of dress. * In selecting our stock of Hats, Clothing, Men's Furnishings and Shoes we pictured in our minds the various styles in these lines to supply the many and varied tastes represented in all kinds of , men. We feel sure we have just what will supply these needs. The Spring Season is now on and Summer wear will soon be brought into use. ; . Look through your wardrobe and come to see us when you wish to replenish. P. ROSENBERG & CO. \ LAWN FENCE a-l 4?a?/>aaa% Steel and Iron. ?cM^|r?HrH1i Page Wire Fence,' rwrnnj llLiIli and American MllllliJillLltlril 111111IIJt Wire Fence Over 100 Varieties of most Modem and Artistic designs of Lawn Fence Structures to choose from. We thus meet all tastes and requirements. "NJ/^tViincr cn marc hpan 1v of nnr f.ltv as the 1 II sightly fences of a by-gone age. IMPROVE! BEAUTIFY! ESTIMATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED. Call, write or phone us to-day. W. D. BARKSDALE. . I day ,Wa'ncMh erf by mX 'for bfilUlf "a name to bSTrew with the I hSf.h.1?rhLaT.endl(!(rU,fl bavedone Tb" ff mlly 80 defp)y dulrfiHfd have tbe r At bome be wn?mCb l*My esteemed and ?e*|t.t0n paibjolib.. entlie community. i Deioveci oy everyone, iDose who an^w mm M M I best es eemed him lor his manly d< poriment, r and upright character. He was R di.tlful i>on, Look Rt the bouses In town palmed with , a kind and loving brother, a genial compati- DjVoi-c paint, thai, will fettle It, for sale at o Ion and a generous and true friend. He wax Knppd'n firno Ktnrp . a dutiful member of thq Presbyterian chuich \ * ' , e | and living up to Its doctrines and teaching, \ When you want theDlIceiBta:Dd roost PopuI was ready when the summons eame to lie '8r candy on the market go to Speeds Drug a' down In sleep and be forever at home. Store. , i-1 His death after so short an Illness;, was a It costs Just aB much to put on a cheap e great shock to this entire ccmmnnlty who re- paint as the best. See Speed and get the d oelred It with sadness. His remains tile be- paint that goes the furthest and wears the c side loved ones in the quiet city or tbe dead longest, fewer gallonB. i A f irybod ith /) r I JE SPLEI ely the best black our money can buy .00 the yard. I lll?T 1 ' . WEST END. ' MIhr Nettle Brunson of Colombia was bere Saturday aDd Sunday tbe guest of Mrs. G. A. Nenffer. No visitor to Abbeville Is received with more pleasure tban Miss Brunlon. Mr. Julian Wilkinson came home from Clemson Friday and stayed with his home people until Monday. Miss Carrie Graves was bere from Latimer for a few days last week tbe enest of her slater Mis* Caroline Grave*. Mlas Grave* oanie to be present at the dellrhtrul entertainment given by Miss Louise DeBrohl and MIsb Caroline Graves Thursday evening. Mrs. J. K. Durst of Greenwood wm tbe euest of Mrs. W. D. Barksdale for several davs the first of last week. Misses Mary and Faunle Starke are at home again after a delightful stay In Spartar bu re. Mr. William J. Latimer was bere from Snrater for a tew days the first of tbe week. Mrs. Lola W. Klnard Is at home aflei^ a six week's stav at St. Joseph iDfirmnry in Atlanta. Mrs. Klnard Is greatly benefitted by tbe treatment and ber friends bere are delighted to know of her improved condition. Mr. John R.Blake was out of tbe city last week on business. Mr. Tbompson Stokes of Fountain Inn waB In tbe city Saturday and Sunday the guest of Mr. W. J. Latimer. Mr. Stokes came- to Abbeville in bis automobile making tbe trip In a very sbot time. Mr. W. T. Cunningham of Monterey was In tbe city Friday and Saturday tbe guest of friends. Mr. Thomas Eason of Charleston, who is attending sobool at Clemson was In the otty last week tbe guest of his nnole, Jndge Eugene B. Gary. Miss Emily Prentiss and Miss Elizabeth Norwood were among those who attended tbe Oratorical Contest in Greenwood Friday. DELIGHTFUL EUCHRE PARTY. One of the moat delightful affairs that baa been given Id Abbeville In a. long time wbb the Eucbre party given by Mind Caroline Graves and Miss Louise DeBrubl Thursday evening at Mrs. Haskall's. In tbe ball refreshing puncb was served by Miss Corrle Graves. In tbe frontparlor Miss Graves and Miss DeBrnhl received their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Haskell assisted theyoang ladles In receiving. After a number of exciting games an elaborate salad course" was served. When tbe game* were oounted it was found that Mrs. M. L. Bullock and Mr. Lewis Perr\n had the highest score. Mr. Ha*kell, by a few well chosen words, presented Mrs. Bullock with n gold hat pin and Mr. Perrln with a copy of "Lavendar and Old Lace-" Mr. Arthur Speer of Monterey was In town Friday on bis way to Greenw od to attend tbeContest. Mr. Ed Greene of Sumter was in tbe city Sunday. Mrs. Nannie W. Wardlaw came home from Darlington on account of tbe death of her nephew. Mr. Len White. Dr. C. A. Mllford went to Charleston last week to present the meda' offered by tbe South Carolina Pharmaceutical Association for tbe bent work In praotlcal pharmacy. It was awarded to Mr. C. 8. Breedln of Manning. Mrs. W. T. Bradley spent a few dayB at Cedar Springs last week. Miss Bertha White came home from Winston-Salem last week on acconnt of tbe HlnesB of her mother, Mrs. White. Miss White teaches In Wlnston-Saiem and has r< turned to her duties. 1 Miss 'Daisy Fretwell attended the dance given after tbe Oratorical Contest fcn Greenwood Friday. Miss Plevna Real came home Saturday after attending tbe Festival of music In Spartanburg. - M sb Essie Dick Is at borne again after spending some time with friends In Sumter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Cowan are here from Rayaville, Oa., tbe guests of Mn. Cowan'B parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Cheatham. Mrs. Annie Cotbrao Durst was In tbe oily last Wednesday to attend tbe delightful reception given b.v Mrs W. D. Barksdale. Mrs John A. Winn of Due West was In tbe city Friday visiting Miss Isabel Haddon. Mr. Lewis Perrln, Mr. Albert Henry and Mr. Bradley Reese were amoDg those who attended tbe dance given after tbe Oratorical Contest In Greenwood Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Perrln came home from Spartanburg Saturday evening after spending some time with tbelr daughter, Mrs. Aug. W. Smith. Mr. Harry Orr of Anderson was In the city tbe first of the week ou business. Mr. Ersklne Blake from ClemBon and Mr. Lowrle Blake from South Carolina spent Saturday and Sunday here with tbelr home people. Mr. and Mrs. Lem Reld of Iva attended tbe Dusenberry-Cocbran wedding near the city last Wednesday. MUo TV, Rlnhonlann nt Bnmtur la In ?h? ol? v visiting Miss Etsle Dick. Mr. N. B. Touobstone of Fountain Inn was the guest ol Mr. Will Latimer Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tenohe Poole were here from Newberry Monday to attend the funeral of Mr. Len While. MIbs Slella Simpson came home from Spar, tanburg Saturday after enjoying the Musical. COMMUNION SERVICES. There will be preaching at Warrenton Presbyterian church Sunday morning and Saturday morning preparatory to the communion on theSabbHth. These cervices will be held at the regular hour lor the morning services. Hon. Geo. Mower of Newbe-ry attended the funeral of Mr. Len W. White here Monday. Mrs. P. B Speed and Mrs. J. (J. Ellis have returned from Soartanburg. Mrs. Lowrle W. Brown of Walhalla, who Is spending a while with ber home people at Lebanon, was the guest of Miss Mary BasKln hapa T7V1H a TT Miss Helen Smith was Id the city Sunday and Monday. She returned to Spartanburg Tuesday morning. Mlsa Calile Cuereton of Columbia was In the city for a few days last week the guest of Mrs. Q. A. Neuffer. Miss Isabel Haddon will entertain the Club Friday evening at tbe regular meeting. Miss Nina Wilson is in tbe city spending a tew days with her cousin, Mist* Bessie Lee Cheatham. Mr. and Mrs. J, S. Norwood have moved Into their lovely new home od upper Malo Street. Their many friends In West End are glad to welcome them. Miss Bettie Evans and Miss Maggie Evans were tbe guests of Mrs. Loura B. Love and Miss Mary Bask In last week. Mrs. Joe Wilson attended tbe dance In Greenwood last Friday evening. Mr. Albert Miller has been at home for the pant few days irom the Business College in Spartanburg wbere be is taking a course. Mrs. T. M. Mallard and little Miss JenDle Mallard of Monroe were in the city Mooday visiting friends. UnloD services were held Id the Episcopal churcb Sunday evenlDg. A good congrega tlon whs present on tbls occasion. Miss Sara P. Yt bite Is At borne again after a delightful stay with ber sinter, Mies Emma C. Wblte, In Spartanburg. Miss Wlnton Parks has accepted a position In the Abbeville Graded School for the next school year, much to the delight of the patrons of tbe school and ber friends here. Miss Parks has been traveling In the west lor several months and Is greatly improved by tbe cbange and rest. Abbeville will be well represented in PAinmKlfl of ihp Rennlnn nPTt. wpaIt. The Cofeesbury District Conference will bold Its annual meeting bere tble year. Tbe first service* will be held Wednesday even Ing at the Methodist cburcb. Mies Mary Durst and Miss Ella Dorn ot ? y o uurng' % ;r Goods ntdid ^nowiivr< rou to go, T ' Notions, Parasols, Fans. Have you seen the "Carlton" Hand Bag ? Goods ( i Dargan's 5 ai ' I Special S ON China! ??"#= Thursday ceived about 300 f | | || | DULL W pieces in "Im- " _f J port Samples," ' " and in the lot are some lovely and beautiful things, A 4. 1 1 1 and we want you AX 11 0< to see them. All prices. We will sell 135 beaut: Cut Glass foxing prices: We can not em- c ? phasize too forci- 5 2 Dly the quality of our Cut Glass. It 41 at - n is richly cut and low priced. 42 at - These prices are less p-oods are worth. Onlv < O - v we want everybody to hi wonderfully cheap Jardir One to a C See Windov \ I Dargan's 5 ar Greenwood were the attraetlve guests of Mra. ,jont Edlfb Leaob, Rc W. D. Barkndale the first of last week. Barksdale served the two Mrs* Salile Jdcftsoo of Iva attended the j?iig0 Long presented e Dusenberry-Cochran wedding here last week. ?ouvenelr of the ocoaslot Mrs. Joho BHHtcln of Lowndesvllle was ned wit^ p|njj aD(j wb beie for a few days last week. barksdale received mans Mrs. Plnckney Mcllwaln and Mrs. James gifts of linen Mcllwuln were here irom H nlges to attend Miss Iila Matthews spen the Dusenberry-Uocbran wedding. lanta last week. Mls6 Nelle Barton of Anderson attended the mi,.8 Eliza Mahry has reception given by Mrs. W. D Barksdale. position Id the Abbevll Mrs. Brooks Cheatham and little Miss raoCb to the delight of Naretla Cheatham have come to Abbeville Miss Mabry Is to graduate after spending some time In Greenwood. June and no student at tb ? a better stand. 1895-1907. ? ^ The reception given last Wednesday after- _____ noon by Mrs. William Dale Barksdale on the ?' JBSkas&MBaKSBnin twelfth anniversary of her marriage was one j P I B of the most beautiful entertainments ever II SB E3gl u| given In A'ibevllle. From the front door the (|^ ^ i guems were uuuereu juiuu ignwuiu n ~ _ ly? ol wisteria gracefully trailing against the oak L Jt jjpj ZA In paneling und the soit green tinted walla It looked as If it was growing In all Its dainty ... __ _ _ _ beauty. In the ball Mrs. Claude Jones and 'N CAMP OR r Miss Julia Foster received the guests. Mrs. MOUNTAIN OF Jones was handsomely gowned In lavender Th?r? i? ilv/ive ? orepe <le olilne. Miss Foster wore a oharmlng . . * mull daintily fashioned. In the rear of the 10 enJv S0m3 5 ball under an attractive canopy of wisteria TO 3H0CT WILL TC'J MU3T C andpHlms refreshing punch was served by RELIAE'C H.lCVtM- the Miss Lily Terapleton. In the front parlor been makln? fcr uoward? where Mrs. Barkhdale received the decora- maKing icr upward. Hons were white and green. Mrs. Barksdale Olir LilW F.IFLES PISTfl wore a beautiful silk batiste elaborately ofi r To'conn trimmed in val lace and hands of baby nlfLt iLLtilUr The wedding bell made of numberless white Ask your Denier, and lilies was caught with a full bow of ulumni STEVENS IVhere no was suspended from the bay window. In tbe tatters "we shin back ground was a tall palm tree forming an f ' p direct attractive back ground lor the receiving par- P"'1'- upon rocelpt of ty. In tbe parlor were seen tall vasee of ei- I i???????? qulsltecalla lilies and graceful fernf were 1 ^"'l '".r **?? effectively used. . 1 ^lyUrc^rJncV'?ara Mrs. Barksdale was a slsted in receiving by I ,iio<>tfr?. Mulled foi her mother. Mrs. Durst. Mrs. Brooke Cheat I ?t inp? to cover poatuu ham, Miss Mary Durst, Mrs. William Durst, I '"en ? ?ior llnager t Mrs. Annie Cothran DuUt, Miss Eita Dom d I conn in and Mies Burton. In the dialog room the J j. STEVENS ARMS loveiy plus Hua wnne snaaes were uneu. p o Tin* a Beautiful pink ami white carnations were ? , * used In profuulon. Above the center table -' wascauebt by lurge loops of tulle a belle -<ias3., L.S. A. made of pink and white carnations. A beau- - y ? tlful lace piece covered the tabie and on the -.H~ ' reflectors In the center waa a slender out kIbpb vane filled with the carnations and ferns. Shaded candles were used on the table ^ and around the room. Pink ind white baskets tilled with candles werj on the table, N. Mrs. Starke and Mrs. Garrison served In the \ dining room while little Mfeses Esther Grayri ' (.'-v ^ SHIRT WAISTS, j?| SILK LACE, -M LINEN LAWN. . Ji Co.Vs, . ^ 1 :>op oo Ladies Fine Shoes. Our line of Ladies Low Cuts is comple rte. Give us a look. ^ Mail Orders I fl I Promptly J " Filled. id 1 Oc Store. tale of IERES Mau Qth w^nv 111 fl If -1 III here at last, ana r-. UiUJ V lllj JXkofSumS W " goods, please do 1 > not forget we are ' "J headquarters for fay clock. / I Hammocks, Ice Cream , Freezers, -4 iful Jardinieres at the croquettsets, V| and all kinds of JI base ball and ten- fi ^gc nis goods. / POST CARDS OF THE CITY. -':;M than half what these one to a customer, for * ave a chance at these rieres. / Customer. v Display. 7 | . ' > m id 10c Store. J ' - .-''WwR M E'.a ih?ih Petition for the Establishment of coarH?meUn. miw School District Known as , robtw?JrllS.u: Lebanon District. ' 'Pretty and usefui To lhe Honorable Board oi Education of Abbeville County: t a few days In At- vVe, tbe petitioners, do respectfully ask been elected to * y?ur board t0 create a school district as / m le graded aobool sbown by tbe attached map; said map being her ft*lend? here. in the bands ol tbe County Superintendent of at'scbool hWtakeu Education and open to Inspection. L.R. Harney, J. A. Smith, J. E. Evans, W.T.Maglll, _ S.E.Evans, C.B.Evans, Q WammrvnH In. I JJ 1 J <^B Annie W. Glbert, Lnoy G. Glbert, (j? Maggie E. Glbert. Maggie T. Sherard, H l 1^1 W. C. McNeill, W.B.Wilson, i iifl AnEwM Cba8> s> Ulbert> s-p-Albert, J. L. Glbert, A. E. Glbert, I ELD? AT D. A. Wardlaw, J. P. Freeman, (SHORE G. H. Wardlaw, S. M. Wardlaw, cha"c* | L. A.Ramey, H. R. Drennan, hootin? C. N. Thornton, J. W. Abies, ^EQUIPPSO WITH J. R. Thornton. 'o/flftv vears # A11 Pttrtles Interested, either tor or against, '' ' establishing said district will meet the CoanLS, SHOTGUNS, ty Board of Education at Abbeville C. H., on ES, ETC. May 11,1907, at 10 o'clock A. M. insist on the ^ B> CHEATHAM, t sold by Ko- Co. Supt. Ed. ? gsprcfig pre Catalog price. _ i ? -I vaiuauie rami rropSSTiafUf erty for Sale. r 4 cent? In , e. Renutirui The old Mattox Home Place, contAtnlUK iirwarded for 3(i6 acres, located near Heardmout, Elbert ?J County, Georgia. & TOOL CO Tbls farm contains five settlements, it has no_ " a lot of fine bottom land. It Is well timbered. Immense water power developments taking place on either side of it. Five to seven mlllion dollars to be Invested within the next two years. Land advancing by leaps and B I have other floe land for sale, some sit. uated In the famous tlatwoods section of E bert county and others In the famous peaca halt Af F.IKori /innnfu SI?o form fn unit nnf _ chaser. 1 For further particulars write to or call on ' ?^ DR. B. F. SMITH, Klberton, Ua. I . . .. '' r; . / . * : . . >. ..."-X'U