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wm ' " ' : _ _ ' ' " :AWim The Abbeville Press and Banner, 1 ... m ___ =_======^^ _ BY W. W. & W. R. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1907. ESTABLISHED 1844 .___======^^ = ' , Dargan' .i w Cut Glass _ , ONE ( Has ever been a . line that we were interested in, and TTr ? we nowhave We JQ3.VC some of the most attractive pieces brated Ent that you would care to see, and t the prices are very and HOW I reasonable, so we 1 ... , 1 Wehavetwooth- }r?U> ?OUg ers shipments in c Cut Glass to ar- one icictory. rive this week. for we belie can show y China. We have a splendid showing in W ft art Valium just llUWf WW -w WITA ' And if We will se' Cash Crec rriTTQ TTC auiu givtjv prices the have been tomed to p Dargan'f ISTANDARD | SNOW! I? I (3^5 ? | U.S. (jiUVfcHINnfc ftesOUTHERll I t NEWYORK? ** ATLANTA NJ piles. Write us for au> thing in the mi ? n TT i Sullivan naraware r: s 5 and 1 Oc Si I Hit! Now for $L Stoves and B Ranges! )AR LOAD. j just received a car load of the celeerprise Stoves and National Ranges, iave on the floor 26 styles to show h every stove we carry is made by ,.We don't care to mix up other lines, ive we have the best stove made, and ou WHY we think so. s Going to Sell Stoves t you are interested come to see us. 11 you . accus- *\W aying. I " 3 5 and. 10c St I Letter to Rct. P. ???11 Rev. Sir: We 6 ? ^ ___ i_ 2 1' y?ur advice on a QJQUAIITV I t?'S __J S yo*?e, Ma98. Johi ???IX architect, SpriDgfi W Donohue was b ______ X the Holy Family 2 work by bids as ui " 5 ihe paint job: tht I I _ . 5 lead and oil. Sg Mm IV But Dreicorn si I I and oil isn't half f # it costs more mom 9 m I I jk | s He painted Devoe H m I H II X was done, told D * M w that i*n't better tt x j?d, I'll make it s ^ _ 0 Was Dreicorn -C?g* L ^ 3: painting a lead at Z You asked bow ? was six years ago. % the Catholic Hosp l^jf l ~ g^ve me as good a 0 job I ever saw." ^ IW7 K f = 1 De Q116811011 18 a r.Jtk 110 MtS\.v3 I 2 *D pa*utiQ8 ^ei P Ik ^3 J 5 agreed to paint le LjgwLpj*S S That isn't quite f expected to last t 35 corn had used lea< ^ 2 ,iave ^eeu anothei \ w bod^y e'8e three y( ? himself or eometx NT-INSPECTION | Xs?ii =? wg^- "=? 8lx years whenDi COTTOSCILOTt iT1 IV"^ J X cost about $2200 fc SAVANNAH & f WpK EW ORLEANS ^ I i.? ?I _ 1_ -f ^ iuujl tue riBK ui Mt#lll#IM#IM#tl!#MI#ltl# "ndt0a?adve?ti?gH! ____________________________________ $1200 besides the 1 Was Dreicoru r Peerless Portable Engines 5*0" ch?"b T?!f Are the best general purpose engines Fin the world. We carry them in stock " P. B. Spee We are the headquarters for Peerless ISngiues, Saw Mills 0 Mt-Murr Special orders for an(l Threshers. tftkeD at the MoMurr Get the beBt. Nu Als > Atlas Engines and Boilers, De McMurray's. ' Lo-ich saw Millsand Shingle Mills,&c 9JV<? UB your ?I?e We carry a tremendous stock of al w_ P?886?0"- Tb{ kinds of belting and machinery sup iocent&D 10 achinery line. The ladles are tb? Ask them bow about i Hn Anderson. Si 1 Come Id and we v ' WW. J - - - - ? , - jnrinif TOO MoMur v . WEST END I III Mrs. Earl C. Pageof Florenoe Is in the cl M. spending a while with her mother Mrs. : D. Rees*. Mrs. W. D.Barksdale baa been In Gre? ????wood for the past few days tbe guest of b mother Mrs. J. K. Durst. Mr. H. M. Wilson was In Columbia for *e eral days last week to attend the Reunion. Mr. and Mrs. W. T Cunningham or Mont rpy were hern for a day last week tbe guest Mrs. Lanra B. J<nve. Miss Mamie Wemltack of Charleston Is I tbe eltv the guest of Mrs. P. Rosenberg. .JUrs .Lewis ;T. and her bandana vV.117. Bre bere tor iuimuu?KiHV^wunMna,r?.,Jv L). L,ee. -, _ rfertB. Q. T6pio*nii spent last, week wll frlTndWi b> CoKmbttl, : J&V. W.lk,Cfcitfu v^&lledto Florida la wi?k 6n 'abbonalflftfw extreme Illness of b ffcmV.ftJvTw. %, (jdfbn. Mlu'Mny WeliDg MMVevarned to ber boot In Darlington afteijlptodlng some time be wlib MV>. J. C. Ropflf. Mlse Weltng mat m4nyWend? during her stay here, wbo boj thit $pe Will -visit. AVbevllle again. uy. lAmea cbalDttorwaa in Charleston ft a Mw days lest weefr'AHeDdlng tbe meetlt: of lbs Grand Lodge or tne Odd Fellows. Mrs. L. H. Knssel kpent last week In G MfH. MoDuffle Cater (it Andei son la In tt city staying with i be MTSses Catet.. . . MJ?h Mary and Mlssl&nnle Starke leave 1 a ftv days for AtlantaAftere they will speD sotoe time. Miss Fannii Rtarke will lake tt sofa part Id a In a musical that Is being ranged for an early date. Tbey will go froi "H '1 T 1 Atlanta to Greenville, where they will he it inn t mTCPPT. gn^sm 01 rare. w.r. uonyers ior sometime. JJwii W IWigCW Mrs. Frank B. Gary and Master Fran w Gary are in Florence for a month, the guea of Mrs. James Evans. mI , ? , Mr. Arthur Speer of Monterey was In tow That for the best Saturday on business. ; < icecream Free* ers we are neaa- Miss Moore has been teachlDg the Kdgewoc quarters. We sobool for tbepa tytarandbaa returned 1 ^irr.T her home In Ninety Six after a snooessfi carry years wojk. . Mr. L. W. Dick was In Atlanta for a fe TJftHTNING days tbe last of the week. , Mr. H;,P. Reese was In. ihe city fiundi staying with bl? home, peoflle BLIZZARD, wk'D ?ae8t of Ml Miiggle Sheraj'd at Lebanon: Sunday. .. . lJfeT,,S. Ju. Wilson ofjnnkty 8Ix preach* WHITE at Ik>n* Ca'ne Sunflay ttWnftg. MOUNTAIN. u. A. Nenfffer wlrla Charleston la #poc.. Dr. Neuffer w(m attending tbe kunui _ ? xa xt meeting of the Grand LodWfcf ihe odd F? AMERICAN iowsJuF? H4?. teen elected Deputy Grac TWIN MM?roflhJ?order.. l.~\ 1 ^attorney gwdbhki j. lyon wa? 1 ? the clly laft weAk for a lew Ays tbe gaefct i and have all the hix?at*r,m?. j. Hayne modiii. 9izes- &&?? jISOS.jSJW maiaer, am a..- yv,. joow, in.ioinmoia. j?&t_and Mn, H."$L WIIsoq^MIm Lily Ten Hammocks, g5?^?a0MXilS1'itASb.D*o.sSLS Croquet Sets, morning,, ^,r;w,. Flv Traps M,M Madle BYakln, wbo has been attendln ur.fi Q hia lino nf ,he Edgewood uchool for tbe past year, was I ana a Dig line 01 tbe olty Saturday and Sunday staying will Base Ball goods Mrs. L. B Love. Qro amnncr tlia Miss Margorle Fern has returned to Abb< a?UIio vine after a pleasant week's stay wltb Mn Other Summer A. W. Jones In Colombia. foods on hand. Mr* T- Miner Is back from Cbariesto 6 wbere be bus been to attend tbe Grand L>dg of tbeOdd Fellows. Mr. W. D. Barkidale spent Sunday 1 Greenwood. Tbere was no service In tbe Presbylerlai obnrcb Sunday morning as the pastor Dr. J Lowrle Wilson wns at Lebanon to assist li Installing: Rev. Mr. Hlllbouse aa pastor c Lebanon oboreb. Rev. Thomas Llgon wa prjienton tbH "occasion, and bis charge t tbe "people was .'tender and Impressive. Tb service Wf.'largely attendajL Tbe noatjy friends of Mr. Jamas H.-TPenrli WWI uo.K<au m?uu* beJpgL axjremely 111 for jftVettl ;flay? las wrtk>t bjf borne in MerldTkn.'jffi*. Dr. aodTtfrB.y. E. Harrison hkva wflrfi Abbeville tifter upending some lime .In Nu York. Br.'and Mr*. Harrison bare tffe beb wlfoesof tbeir frlenda here. L Mr/W. W. Brad lev baa been 'NMBd 18 mi mperoftbe brand of truaieea^of pfemadj Co ltejfa m the place *>f bis fntber^oe laf HdO. John ?. Bradley. Mr. Bradlevrla to $ ootoralulated npon nla election. H4 will n< doobt prove himself a worthy ion of a nobl Sr. ;H. G. Aoderton baa returned bom after ballon"AnderaoD aometime at the bed aide of bla father wtto paaaed away laat Wed tiCsday'and" waa lald'to re?t at Silver Brool Cemetery In Anderson. The dee peat lympa tby la extended Mr. Anderson in the loss c bl? honored father. Mlsa Edna Holman ba? aooepted a pocltloi with tbe Smith Dry Gooda Company am bo* come to Abbeville to begin ber duties. ? t ? Mr. J. Allen Smltb, Jr.. waa oat of tbe clt; /A wr9 r\ for several day* laat week. II Dr. Rayford Power spent Sunday at Leban wmm w v OD w 11Li irieuuB. MIsb Marie Gary has Usued InvltaUona fa an afternoon Epebre party Wednesday to b " given ln.boDpt'orttra<Frank E. Harrison. n wbii. MrB.^Vli Kert'ttil Warned Irom a tw if. well* week's stay with Mrs.' J. "W. Kerr In Greet Abbeville,?. C. wood..; w< . . v-. Mrs. Eh E, Prentiss j>ntortalne<J the Ifelbgt bould like to ask i6" ?i aflernoon 1 certain thing done: 8 Mrs. P& of troy was 1 wrong? We shall towo Friday-topping.. . ,. eluding tbe names. West lo "e is a painter in Hoi- Mr. James Moore Is at home after spendln i J. Donobue is an a while with friends in Charlotte. leld, near by. . uilding, at Holyoke, Institute, letting the nTTr WT>RT sual. Dreioom got , W-^ol. ? Daint was to be Mr- ?> G^?*. ot Charleston, was th ' waB lo oe gqest of hla mother Mrs. N. M. Grler on Sal nrdu. ... iiu to himself: lead Mrs. Johnson and ?on of Jackson, Ga; at 10 good as Devoe and wltto tbe famll/ efRev.Tbos. D.: Cfcrtladgi L? k?f Qilli T ^Jj Mrs, 8. E. MogUl add daughters. Edit ey, what shall I do? ftn,i Catherine, leave this wee* for.|bei ; and, after the work bom* in Tamptoo, Mexioo, after severe oiiohue eayinir: "if mouth*ppeatln our mtdst, ,v,txv. . t j , fif'Md Mr*. J. '8. Mofiatt are Attend In ian any lead and oil the mfeetlng of First Presbytery to ,Che8iei o." Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ellis' and chiTdrio wer right or wrong in herefrom Laurens Co: last week vlsltln id Oil jobDevoe? ^Mr^Osoar Sullivan, of Anderson, "Bind Mi it turned out. This Andrew May, of Florida tcoved bere will Now Donohuehas lbelr fam,'1.ea1 lMt Due W?>1 ?lve , a big addition to 'Tnumber of^AKvllle people were u ital; and he doesn't last Tuesday to see Ersklne defeat Glemsoc lintini? but nflvH tn The game was one of the moat interestln r* ?l! y ? and exciting played on the local dlamon head Dreicorn and tbls season and resnlted lna soore of 5 to job as you did on In ErBklne's favor. jat'a thp hfisf nalnt Tbe next gime In order will ba sgalne iai8 me oest paint Wofford weanesday afternoon. May 8ih. * Mrs Annie Tucker and obiidren of Lowe "Was Dreicorn right desvlile, visited Mr. John MoOlll and famllj ?oe when h? hart Mr. J. W. Williamson, of Newberry, wa tad and oil? among the visitors In town during tbe pat i all. Lead and oil is Rev. G- G, Parkinson baa been on a trip t hree vears If DppI. Clover and Chester. ureeyeani. jj .urei- M,gi Kftle Add|Bon reaohei home thl J and Oil there would week from Cross Hill, where she baa bee r job for him or some- teaobing. mm mm Mrs J.Ij. Pressiey goei this woes to wren ,1? , Qa., to visit her daughter, Mrs. B. G. Prosilj 1 losing tnat job for Mr. J.N. Nance and family bad the mli ody e!8 three years fortune to lose their beautiful country bom last Tburiday night. This vicinity was vis! v. tw\ 11 TV ted by one of the worst storms in years an >0K AX) gallons Devoe the eleotrtcal display was wonderful. Aboi tie paint has worn nine-thirty oclocfc as the family were ready t inohue aavn ita "th? retire, Mr. Nance discovered that llgbtnlo juouue says iw ine had 8{ruck the north side of the house and I ever saw. If he was lu flames. Mrs. Nance and children e< 1 oil lit would have oaped with but few olotbes while Mr. Nanc ,rthfl two nainf tnha busied himself In trying to save a few valu >r iue two paint JOOB Bbie Rrnciea. a number of men went ovt ars ago) and be hun- from town, swimming Chickasaw as the tin- went, but the entire house was soon gom Ifinn nf hnsinpuu The slnoere sympathy of the whole oom louo or business and mUDlty goes out to this family in their oi making Donobue lamity. lis business forever: Mrs. L, 1. Eohols, daughter of Mrs, Jan ffamllv Tnatliml Todd, died last Thursday morning at tw )ly ? amijy institute O.olook at Iva. 8. C. Mrs. Echols has bee USuofa paint job; ?iok for months and wbfle her death was no iuht or wroncr as a unexpected, It was| never the less sad ths h wnulH voii Mint one so much needed, should be taken, 8h 7 Ji. ^2? paint jeaves a husband, two little sons, aged si; and oi? or Devoe? and three, and s host of loved onesana friend Yours truly to mourn her low, The remains were Drough W-npvnT? a r->r\ to DueWPut and Interred Thursday afternoot . iJJiVUJii a CU Rev. o. Y- BonDer conducting the funera d sella our paint. The following Is the program for Commenci ment. ? ' ? Friday night May 81st Recital by D. W. F. C Saturday "June 1st Inauguration of Dr. F ay's Locals. Y Pressley. ? ,, , . Sabbath A. M. June 2nd Baccalaureate 8er Nunnaily ice oream m0D before the 8enlor Classes of both college ay Drug Co, Sabbath P. M. Sermon to the Theologues b; oally'a Ice cream. At Dr. E. P. Davis. Monday A. M. Contest In Declamation b fMcMurray'Dnje^S)1 W? ^Monday and Tuesday P. M. Society Celt m, * , brations. e cream at McMurray a. Tuesday A. M. Inauguration of Dr. J. ? Moffatt. i best Judges of cream. Wednesday A. M. Commeneement of D. W Nunn ally's. F. C. rill please you with our ray Drug Co. Tt?o Regall Shampoo Its delightful 25o Urge Jar. at.MUford'B Drug Store. n Dargan's 8 as le -HH^H|^jHliflnH^HAH Kj. ^^iVV^K ate ^ r. j . ^h8*2S|^^l J^m Iff f. ! Dargan's 5 an {^j^jgiilii^^^^am=sm f BoWNDEsynitE.. j I ' MA^rJ. T. Bott and ^larksdhi Ru*' mL - V)A f iiell of Atfderson C. H.ca'ma?owfr y<j?- D Jllt7 mT ? terda^!%Jweek ago and stayed "with ; F Yrlendfe fcfcre till the next day. ,.*- :| e Mrs. ;W. J. Jones whose tt6me 1s; with OTrChildren at AidereonL C. H. e and other places spent several iflbys in * this place, with her sou Mr.'R. R. * Jones who is working for 'Messrs. : Cooley & Speer. ... ? OFFICE Mr. R. H. Mosely, who had betin H n TwrninarYNi 0 confined to his home for several weeks, * 1 on account of sickness, was so far re- G. A. NEUFFER, T j coverd as to be able to be on our streets R E pOX , last week. , , Miss Aunette Firr^r of fhe City Hosr pltal who has been for some time, in ????? e attendance upon tbe above named in illness discharged her patient | | i-',arid ^ rfetqrued^ to her Augusta ????. " 'home, Monday evening. . ^ < ^u!te a hutnberofour^fiWefisJpiya :< W I had tb'plow i^p>and piajitov^ J^Mtfdh j, I^JT * oUBe lta frlMted Id tWtiWi Wi. 9 or three weeks ago, but those Wtfe (in- > fortunate, Where it was-iJedetoary to ? k buy seed for that purple. JThefr flecesBifies Were taken ftdvaatira \6f, in making thdm pay uDh&rd of prices, for common seed,'As/fcaa bedn done at other plifces, from r^pwe. . j i 1 During the conflnerdfcut cif i^veral / t- weeks of Miss Grace WifeobftifieOflhe I assistants in the High 8chi*U in this 6 nlao.ft. to her hoilie dv sick Ottos. MlSs b Annie Bell Has been efflbi&ftty filling I lj?' the pl&08^.^ i kl Mr. Claude Ketolin is listing Mr. A??J 1 Louis Bell in his duties, as Depot illlCl WOTJ fc Ai&nt'ln tbia place. ? HOtfkabee went, to Atlan- KfiVfitOIie ta last week, and carried and sold a ? r. Car Load of Cattle. Vnrlr fit g Miss May Ray who tad spent some * Wat V weeks with friends at Anderson, C. H. p and other places, came back to her I \A/ 1: home here last week. L-' d Mr. J. T. Latimer went to Belton 2 Thursday to spend a few days with lt his brother Senator A. C. Latimer. If the planters heed the lesson i. laamnavl fklo ttqor qq fn fho nrnnfiP op, icat UCU IUIU J } MO W 1MV !# W|>W* wv -J , r; lection and taking oare of their ootton J it seed, their fnture welfare will be ( greatly bettered, for it is doubtless ow0 ing in a great measure, to their want is of care along this line that the addli- tatii^ai n tional labor and expense in having to WUfN I B plant much cotton the second time, wwiifc.ii r. was brought upon them. Because of _ _ ___^ , ?- tbe tremendous interest involved, it nfjmhS |! would seem to be, of the first impord tance, to select and care for, tfie Best >< seed obtainable, and better stabds and In A ART g larger yields, would be gained. %m\J I ii Last Thursday, Mr. Boiling Allen ? sent hiB one horse wagon to the Depot ? for some freight belonging to one of | ?r our Merchants, and in order to reach I M 1 the car in which freight was wagon I was placed upon the main line. About 9 kVl II i- tbe the time the loading was to begin, l| a through freight which does not stop, 1 0 hurriedly came up, the driver of the wagon only had time to get the horse No tobaccos '[ out of the way, when the engine struck evermado e the wagon demolishing it, leaving on- J can surpass 01 x ly front wheels and shafts still hang- hibited in com ing to the horse. It ran off and fell towinthegolc 1 into a nearby gully, but was not hurt, and for their l.' only badlp scared. "SHOW DO y Only a few ye > of the leading Car* for ltek. thoroughly sa Itoh cured in 30 minutes by Wool- daises. ,3old ford's Sanitary Lotion. Sold by P. B. . Always buy - - ? v' ? m manv an ari y Speed, uruggist^^^ am- , ment which th y A copy of our IS For Sale. moat attrai stive < to iny &dd"PBfl i I bave for Bale 175 lbs of seeds. Rookeyford Btamni or ii of tl 3) oanteloupe and best variety of Southern grown w Rvkard. I Hancock Bi ?? 11 II? a We alway? want the very beat Rexall Rem- I edieaareuXt" Sold only at Mllford'i. id 1 Oc Store. | jjj^ lut Glass ^ nerica's best factories fffly We would be pleased mmm he prices are as inter d 10c Store. ABBEVILLE, S. C. v ' ' * M DIRECTORS. 8# G. Thomson, ; H. G. Anderson Preeident. G. A. Neuffer, C. C. Gambrell, floe-President. W. E. Owens. F. B. Gary, Cashier. J*8# 8tark' E* Cox? Jonn A. Harris. . ' kVE HOEING. I ' . k . I ! MAMM n?AMM Ann TT TT7 A 0a11 & your \siups vaoy n c ocu and [HallackFlat Tooth and et our prices before you buy. . KELLER. & BRO, it Plug, Twist and Smoking. Wherever expetition with the world, they have never failed fmedal for their general excellence, high quality decided superiority aver all competing brands. WN" is one of the coming brands of America. ' ars old, its unrivaled qualities have made it one ^sellers over all other flue-cured plugs. It tisfies and perfectly suits everybody and all at 10c and 15c per plug or 5c cuts. "xnntn nnmw iicle you need for your comfort or entertain- I ese tags get for you without cost. r 07 premium catalogue, which is rne of the In rjjest an J ever gotten out by a tobacco mnnuf iet>::or, will be mailed n the United States on receipt of or.iy ic iu postage lie tags we are redeeming. ^ ros. & Co., Lynchburg, Va. J J ' I- '.H