Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I he Press and Banner, Published every Wjdnes.Uy u: two t^i>lh>rs> a ytnr uuvmirt. Wednesday, Aug. 7, 1907. Viiluiilile Property Changes KanilN The splendid lot known as the Miller Hnte lot, situate on Washington Ktreui, nearihf square, was sold by Mr. Kichiin! Kondley i< Mr. Lamar Cliukscales lor $l,n(X). It is ru mored that Mr. Cliukscrles tins been oll'erei one thousaud dollars ou hit? bargain, but thli can not be vouched lor. Mr. Cllnkscales will doubtless. In the neai future, build one or more graceful stores 01 the lot wiiicli would lenve him several nlct lots for cottages in the reur of the lot. ?' ??" ?? "?v? ?. ? Tbe Daughters of the Confederacy wll meet at the li?me of Mrs. I'. 1$. Speed XuesUuj afternoon a> 5:30 o'clock. Mrs. Lucy Thomson, President. Mrs. L.T. Miller, Secretary. Dr. M ilking. Rev. A. C. Wllklns, D. D., Is attending tin Association uow In session at Donalds, ii< r will return to his charge today. I.muher for Sale. I have a splendid lot of second growth pln< lumber In lramlng, siding and Inch lumber J. D. Winn. 2t Abbeville, S. U. Houte 5. Lumber WitiiieU. ' Wanted. To contract at once for three hun dred thousand leet of framing lumber. Frederic Minshali, Abbevll'e, S. U. niirulTUD IIIIII I lllllt lii vui? H]>nuk> I There will be a barbecue and picnic at Colt ' Springs on Friday, August Kith. Come anc bring the regulation basket. I'lvulc nt Wnrreiilon. The Warrenton picnic will be held as here tofore at Warrenton. A good time Is guaran teed. The date Is next Friday. Dr. and Mr#. M' Murray returned front Lancaster last week where they have beer spending a week with Dr. McMurray's par eats. The jle Is up and the shutters down?wltl ' the old Court House. At the auction Monday evening a mar bought enough tllnds to fence In a base bal ground. He evidently intends to ship tben to Georgia after January the first. So mucl for a business eye. The barn shutters brought more than tbi window-panes. They were probably bough for relics. Beg or borrow all tbe money you can ant buy kerosene, or putin electric lights quick The Standard Oil Company bus been tlnec thirty-nine million two hundred and fortj thousand dollars, and oil Is going up, she'i going up! Tbat Chicago judge Is no friend of the peo Ele. He knowB us well as we do that we wil aye that floe to pay In higher oil. He prob ably uses electric lights and doesn't care. The Brirc Home Hold At Due H'hi > Messers Brice and Westbrook wen in the city Monday attending f-ales. The Brice home at Due West was sole to Mr. J. C. Kennedy of Troy anc brongbt twenty-four Hundered am twenty-five Dollars. Mr. Joseph Nance, Mr. D. S. Ed wards, Dr. C. B. Cowan, Mr. J. B PreBaley and Bev. M. Mills were in the city on last Monday. Sonit 01 these gentlmen were interested in tilt sale of the Brice Home. GO-FLY keeps flies ofl Horses and Cattle 25o and 50c. Sold by C. A. Mliford, and McAlllster & Black, Mt. Carmel. St WEST END Miss Belle Vlsatiska left Thursday for A'lanta where she will spend a few davs wttti her brother Dr. S. A. Vlsanska before going to Mt. Clemens, Ailcb., wbeie she will spend the month of August. Miss Gussle Hood who for the past mouth has been the charming little guest of Mi?t Sara Norwood has relumed to Sumter. Mrs. J. F. Livingstone is here from Rock Hill spending a while with relatives. Mr.Lovrne Beacbatn spent Saturday and Sunday here with bis home people. Misses Helen and lone Smith left lasl Wednesday for Aberdeen, Miss., where they will Rpend some time with their school friend Miss Ann Glllylen. Miss Nettle Russell is at home again attei pendingseveral months at Hendersonvillr, N. C. Miss Russell's friends are delighted tc know that she Is at home again and tbat her trip has proved a benefit. Miss ljODa Tinman anu .uisssopnia immaa have returned to their home in Trenton after a short stay here as the guests ol Mist Mary and Miss Fannie Stark. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Barnwell have gone t< Asbevllle and Hendersonvllie, N. C., fui their sammer outing. Mrs. Sadie Mazyck Is here from Rock Hill the guest of Mrs. Lucy-Thomson. Miss May Robertson, Miss Eliza Mabry, Mies Lily Templeton and Mr. M H. Wilson attended the picnic at Lebanou last Friday Mr. Albert HeDry and Mr. Bradley Ree-t are in New York for a two weeks' outing. Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Roper have returned t< Abbeville after an extended absence. Mr Roper preached at the Methodist church Sunday. The people of our city as well as hlr own congregation are glad to welcome hla borne. Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Smith, Jr. left Sunday tor Tate Springs where tuey will spenc a part of August. Mr. G A. Ylsanska and Mr. Ernest Vif-anska left Sunday lor Mt. Clemens, Mich., when they wlli spend several weeks. Misses Mary and Fannie Stark left Satur UHy 1UI VHOUU iv> U|JtUU DUUIV IIUIV. The barbecue and picnic ai Lebanon Frldaj was a success. Tbe day was Ideal, tin barbecue seasoned to the queen's taste rlC the basket dinner could not be improved on After tbe dinner was? served 1'rcf. Murk I?rad ley of Cleiuson College favored tbe largt crowd with a short talk. Mr. Bradley Is t happy speaker and he was listened to with i great deal of pleasute. During the day th< ladles of the Presbyterian church served lcei and cooling drinks. Quite a snug little sun was realized. Mrs. W. D, Barksdale and her children lef Tuesday for South Port, N. C., where thej will spend a month. Miss Grace Smith and Mr. H. G. Smltl have gone to Tate Springs for a two week'; on ting. Dr. J. L. Martin of Waynesboro, Ga.,preach ed In the Presbyterian church Sunday morn lng and evening. Dr. Martin will occupy this pulpit during Angus'. Miss May Walker of Atlanta is in the cltj the guest of Mrs. J. H. lVrrin. Mrs. J C. Hurcs of Greenwood is spendlni some time here with her sister Mrp. J. F Nlckles. Mr Wflltom Hamu'tll hoc arm ft in .lunuK town and New York to spend two week". Miss Mnr>- Miller of Laurens Is In the clt; visiting her sister Mrs. Horace McAllister. Prof, and Mrs. Mark E. Brad'ey aie In tb city the guests of Mrs. James Bradley. Miss Jennie Glbert of Augusta, was in tli city for a day or two last weefc visiting rela lives. Miss Marie Gary is at home again after a: extended trip to Jamestown, Hew York Canada and other points of Interest, Mr. W. S. Cot bran has gone to Tate .Spring for a two weeks rest. Mrs. W. P. Ferguson is at Glenn Spring for a two weeks stay. Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. Cheatham left Tuesda: for South Port, N. C? where they will spend month. Mrs. BelH Lee aDd Miss M&e Hied of Chaj pells spent Monday lu the city the guests c Mrs. Laura Love. Miss Lois Wilson has gone to Marlon wher she will Join her friend Miss Edith Porter an go to Wiiliameton, >>'. C., for a two week stay. Miss Louise Brown left Tuesday for Tren ton where she will visit ber aunt Mrs. A. 5: Day. Mrs. Warren Sbeloe of Anderson spec Monday In the city the guest of Miss Mar Baskln. Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Wll6on gave a Flshln Party on Little Iliver last Wednesday I honor of tha enests of Miss Lol6 Wilson bonne party. The day was perfect for fishing ami a lars number were laDded. Those who enjoye the Fl6h Fry were Mre. R. C. Wilson. Mrs. ( D. Brown. Miss Nina Wilson. Miss Mar Clark, Mtsa Kdria Cox. Miss Lois Wilson, Mlt Alary HyJan, Miss Louise llrown, Miss Lll Templelon, Mr. K. C. Wllfon, Mr. Wh Cheatham, Mr. tiottlcbe Neufler, Mr. Ciei 8yfan and Mr. Albert Miller. Miss Helen White has been elected to position in the Grsded School. Miss Whil 1h a graduate of Converse and stood at tl head ofher clat-K during tier Jour yearn courm The school In fortunate iu fcecurlng b< services. IBB.KINO'S NEW DISCOVER! Will Surely Slop Thai Cough; I Annus I JLlXCl I . . . . i SEABOAKD r 1 August ! To Norfolk, Va., \ head i {. FHOM? X( Abbeville v. $1 C'alhoun Falls 1 4 Carlisle ) Chester Clinton 1 Greenwood 1 Tickets on sale for regular ti September 1st, 1907, inclusive. - Chas. B. Ryan, G. P. A., , Portsmouth, Va. ! ) ) New] Work is bein| . possible on our ? i completed will b( as well as one oi the State. We s merchandise her with additions. Clothing, Shoes, ishings, and will furnish the buyin latest styles in th Our long expei in making select from the very be: the full value qua We have alreac heim and Hacket ing?any one at c ti(Y moVorc L-LJL 1-LLg JJJLCtJXV^A O be told nothing b We shall conti best Shoes. Kri] and Hanan's for r no superiors. We expect to ke Implements than JL i be able to furnisli thing used on the Business. We w i you. Good credi as well as the cas carefully after thi j t ; P. Rosei Miie Coif DUE WEST.JS. C. r Is located in the healthful aud n * town of Due West, S. C. The wo - has beeu doing for (><J years is its '' advertisement. Its tuition ehargt e reasouaoie. j>oaru 111 uie v^o a Home at cost. 8 The Wylie Home accommoda . limited number of young ladies ?. tion free. t Abbeville County patronage i y preciated. Send for catalogue to n J. S. M OFF ATT, Pi k : 5 GOOD FARM 1 For Sale or He 0. , a | Id f HAVE DECIDED TO CHANGE M^ ie Iness, aDd lu consequence ol wbic e. fer for rttit or sale my place one-half tV. ?r from the lncorpornte limits of Abl known as 1 lie "j?fl Davis place," cont 117 acres. There Is a good six (0) house, large new barn, three tenant 1 fine well of water. This Is a beaullfu u tlon. tine neighborhood: a three horse I will sell smaller tracts If parties desln U. C. DUSKN 1!E1 I JuueiSU, 1U0?. tf il Seashore irsion , VIA AIR LINE BY. i 14, 1907. Wilmington and MoreCity, N. C. 1TES : ro? TO- TO? ?rfolk. Wilmington. Morehcad City, o r?o $g (io $io 50 0 50 G 50 10 50 8 75 G 00 8 75 8 00 5 50 8 00 0 30 (J 50 10 30 0 50 G 50 10 50 rains of August 14th; good to return until W, E* Christian, A. O. P. A , Atlanta, Ga. Building y pushed as rapidly as Jew Building and when i one of the most modern " the most attractive in >hall carry every line of etofore carried by us? We will specialize on Hats and Men's Furnbe able all the time to g public the newest and ese lines. rience will serve us well ;ionsy and buying only st houses-insures to us 1 'i _ Limes. ly secured the Cuppent Carhart lines of Clothill familiar with the best of the country needs to y us of these people, nue to handle only the Dpendof's for the ladies nen have few equals and ^p-n a la rap stnrV nf Farm ever before, and hope to l to the farmers every: fram. We want your ill be prepared to serve it customers appreciated h buyer. We will look e interests of all. iberg & Co. I Farms for Sale. j a Southwest Georgia. r* 700 acres, 10-horse farm in high state lL of cultivation aud 300 acres in fine tim\ 7 her, near banking town, one mile of J railroad. Many other fine propositions of small and large places. City properly handled. A variety works for noral aa'e- *'ue tobacco farms, sugar cane rj. jt and cotton lauds, close to the largest best tobacco farm in the world. Write for >h arp what you want. liege K- E- PARKER, Pelham, Ga. %%%%%%%%%% ico a 0 ^ riUUMi j THE LAND MAN, j nt | WALHALLA, 8. C. } r bus- %%% %%%%%% is ~ G. M. BEASLEY, ninliip room Attorney and Counsellor at Law, i loca- ABBEVILLE, S. C. sfarra. oilice over Pliilson, Henry & Co.'s IKY. Store. Loans negotiated on well improved real estate. :r > ~ M ' * \ ." -v* j?; . ' * ' * ' . /V i Dargan'^5 andlOC Store | JI-ST liS*! A lovely lot of Souvenir China, showing the Eureka Hotel, the Graded School Building and the Monument with the old Court House show- ^ ing in the rear. The prices vary with the size of the piece. From 10c tip to 03c. iSee window Display and come and get apiece of this beautiful China and eo have a lasting souvenir of Abbeville. " \ fWo-an'Q c R/ inn Stnre ~ w>? - Headquarters for STOVES, CROCKERY and CHINA. Tbe Watere LllUei. A beautiful lesson is taught in the following poem, which in the Bermon on Sunday morning Dr. Watson B. Duncan, of the Methodist church, had occasion to uee, and on account of its truth and sweetness we take pleasure in reproducing it: The Master stooped in his garden Among the lillies so fair, m Which his own right hand had planted And trained with the tenderest " care. He looked at their snowy blossoms, And marked with observant eye, T'hAf hio flnroora worn oo^Ur /)fAAr\in(y Uio ?vnwo nwwoHu.j Mivwpuft, For their leaves were parched and dry. "My lillies need to be watered." The Heavenly Master said: "Wherein shall I draw it for them And raise each drooping head?" Close at his feet, on the pathway, T Empty, and frail, and small, An earthen vessel was living, ^ Which seemed of no use at all. But the master saw and raised it, From the dust in which it lay, a And smiled as he gently whispered, "This shall do my work today. It is but an earthern vessel, "! But it lay so close to me; v It is small, but it is empty, Which is all it needs to be." 8 So to the fountain he took it, r. And filled it to the brim. How glad was the earthen vessel To be of some use to him! t He poured forth the liiving water Over his lillies fair, Until his vessel was empty, i And again he filled it there. He watered the drooping lillies * Until they revived again, * And the master saw with pleasure, That his labor had not been vain. His own band had drawn the water Which refreshed the thirsty flowers, But he uped the earthen vessel, To convey the living showers. And to itself it whispered, As he laid it aside once more, "Still will I lie in his paithway, Just where I did before. Close would I keep to the Master, Empty would I remain, And perhaps some day he may use me To water his flowers again." SLEEP AND DEATH. 3] The Difference Nt&xea are Bammed op?How They Are Related. From the Cosmopolitan. J,? The phenomenal called sleep may a U <-v mi wt rvi /./I It rt ! rt U r> f r\ I 1 ATTt 1 !"? r? *-l??AnA U uc DuuiLutru up iu iuo luiiumiig ptupw- ^ sitions: tt First?sleep Is temporary death of aj the functious of the sensitive system, due to exhaustion by fatigue. Seconly?this death is temporary tt because the vital system continues to ? perform its functions during sleep 8t and restores the sensitive organs to ti their normal condition. ' For our purpose death may be con- tt sidered under the three heads, natural a death, sudden death and death from ^ disease. Natural death is death from 0i old age. It differs from natural sleep only ip degree. The gradual loss of sensibility by n the sensitive organs which preceeds h sleep now aud all the organs pass into ? permanent sleep together. There can R be no pain preceding or at the moment tt of such a death, any more than there 01 is paiu preceding and at the moment of passing into temporary sleep. Sudden death may be defined as death due to u sudden iujury from n without, or once all irritability of both me sensitive ana vital system, it requires no argument to prove that a person who is suddenly striken dead ti can suffer no pain. The element of ? time must be present in order to suf- ? fer physical pain, and in the sudden p death of a person the element of time t< is absent. I, We come now to consider the third and by far the ino# frequent form of tl death, namely, deatfc from disease. ^ As soon as disease is established dy- d ing begins, which Is but a more rapid 11 than natural ceasiDg of all sensibilli- p ties, accompanied with more or less li suffering, called disease, must termi- & nate either in socalled death, which ci is iusensible to it, or in recovery, d which is removal of the cause of it, But in any event the suffering has * been enduied. no matter whether the ti final termination is death or recovery. No one is conscious of or can recall the moment he passes from waking into natural or temporary Bleep. Nor Bhall we, by a "supreme agony" or in any other way, he conscious of passing J into permanent sleep. Being born and dying are the two more important physiological events in the life history of our bodies, and t we shall know no more about the latter event at the time it occurs than we l did about the former. !'J Watcb The OfTIco Scale. 8 a The advertiser who neglects the j important "little details" of his busi- ) ness often loses more dollars than he < imagines. A careless clerk, at a poor t office scale, cau waste more money, ? where large out-going mail is the rule, ! tbaD mauy stop to realize. One cent excess postage on 1,000 pieces of mail, means a loss of $10 every thousand , pieces, and many a scale is costing just that amount day after day, be- J cause the "boss" has never thought of J such a "small matter," and because < some careless clerk doesn't give a rap. ' Therefore, watch the office scales, or get some one to watch them?not once . in a while, but more than once a day. The beam scale is the best, and the _ i! i! _ _ I i. L 1 Bpriog aujusimg scase, uy itrai, tuts j most dangeros to the batik account.? Apvertiaiug Chat. , i ' y" > * THE fiREi W1 ? ? < ? o VHarmony" High= F] Ne have now on e: ? 1 i 1 ! delivery xnis wo: toned Talking a: Remember M =F As a Home Entert i s It will reproduce singing, talking, h ect and natural. The full, round, swell nost popular instrument of its kind in 1 With the Harmony Ta] You can have Grand Opera, Comic C ind played in the theatres of the large c >and and orchestra music, and enjoy mi ifou can have all the dance music you w vith the Harmony Talking Machine yoi ill Waltzes, Twosteps, Polkas, Quadrille /v* me ifi?u'iuuuuu ui tuc Will in no wise affect our prices in a he best and the mast that your money < We extend to you a special invitatic nspect these home entertaining Singing )ur proposition which enables offer ever made by any The Ken ABBI AN ABBEVILLE MAN MISSING. ? [r. Oharle* Morris Believed to have Been Drowned while Visiting Jamestown. peclal to Tbe State. Andemnn, Ang. 2?About Biz week* ago Ir. Cbarle* Morris, a clerk In tbe frelsbt tspolof tbe Seaboard Air Line at Abbeville, ? ift tbat city for a trip to tbe Jamestown exwifi wifp. who iivfd wlLb her LfOIllUU. ** ..? lOther, Mrs. Young, at Honea Path, waa to teet him at the exposition one week after a left the city. A few days after he got to ieexposition Mr. Morris wrote to bis wife ad told her to meet him at Norfolk- on a >rtaln date. In the meantime she decided ot to go to Jamestown because she had been nwell. She wrote her hatband and since iat time has not heard one word from him. fter waiting some time and not bearing om him Mrs. Morris began to take some epa to locate him. The Seaboard antborles also started to search for blm. This tarcb baa proved to be fruitless and Mr. [orris has been given np aa dead. It Is loaght that be was drowned, as a captain of steamer at Jamestown baa written Mrs. [orris that ?ome of the passengers were lost a a trip and that Mr. Morris was probably ue of them. Mr. Morris was an excellent man and bis lsappearance has caused much regret. His ooks were In perfect shape and there was 6thlng to cause blm to run away or kill lmself, so If he Is dead, bis death was sure ) have been from accident. Every effort as been made to locate blm, but all to no vail. The unfortunate man baa many ? lends and relatives In tbls and Abbeville aunty. UPPER LOMG CANE. J isolation* Expressing Love And Et- I teem for the Retiring Pastor. At a meeting of the congregation held alsday, the following action was taken In sference to tbe resignation of oar pastor .ev. J. C. Shlve. By a 70te of the congreatlon a committee whs appointed to preare a tribute ofrespeot to tbe retiring Pas>r. Tbe oommlttee would submit tbe follow-j Tbat tbe oburcb sustains a great loss In se retirement of our beloved Pan tor, in lew of bis eminent services to tbe cburcb 'bile pastor. He bas been faithful In tbe Iscbarge of every duty, in tbe admlnlstraIon of tbe word, In visiting tbe sick and In astoral visitation. x Me bas been very successful in the upbuild- j UK of tbe church spiritually and materially, lore than 100 members having been added 3 the cburcb durlbg bis pastorate aud tbe burcb baa lnorersed In liberality an nui redfold. We do hereby assure him that he carries ritb him the love and eateem of the whole nngregatlon, and that he will loug live In be hearts and affections of his people. . Respectfully Biibjnlttid F. Henry. W. A Calveri. C. G. Cochran., j Che State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABREVILLE. | Court of Common Pleas. I t. A. Keaton and C G. Kay, Plaintiffs, against J. H. McAdams, Defendant. ,opy Summons. For Relief. (Complaint Served.) To the Defendant J. R. McAdams : You are hereby summoned and required to inewer the complaint In thin action, of which i copy 1b herewith served upon you, and to erve a copy of your aaswer to tbe said com>lalnt on tbe subscriber at bis office at Abbeville Court House, Soutb Carolina, within wenty dayu after the service hereof.exclusive )f the day of such service; and If you fall to mewer the complaint within the tlmeaforelaid, tbe plalntlfi In this action will apply to ;be Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. . Dated 13th day of July, 19?7. Franli B. Gary, M PlalDtlfl's Attorney, ro tbe Defendant J. R. McAdams: ol Take notice that tbe Summons and Com- D plaint In the above entitled cause were Hied n tbe offioe of tbe Clerk of Court for Abbe- re vllle County, South Carolina, on the lSth day i>, Df July, 1907, that tbe foregoing Is a copy of Mnmmons in Bald case. Frank B. Gary, August 1,1907. Plaintiff's Attorney. ^ Paints, floor stains, brushes and all tbe ar 8C tides to make your home look new, at Mil Ford'a. tt One of those featherweight suit oasei at Ho- K aenberg'a. The very thing for a lady. \ WEST SE1 F THE AGE .rgrade Talking and S shibition at our sto aderful Machine. I ad ISinging macnine. we give this w< achine to you \R E E ainer the Harmony Tal Has no Equal. lughing whistling, band and orchestra, ai ing and soulful tones of the Harmony Ti :he world. Lking Machine )pera and Drama right in your own hoi ities. You can reproduce all the popular nstrel shows and funny stories if you ow ant without the necessity and expense oi a can play any piece of dance music thai is, etc. 1 _ l ise urapnopnoes ,ny department. In all goods you buy h< *an buy anywhere. >n to call at our store and hear some of tl and Talking Machines for yourself. you to secure oue of these Gr ' merchant. Call at once and t our Magnificent Offer! r Furnitu CVILLE, South Carolina Be W "You can food all the people the people all the time; but y people all the time." You will not be fooled any Ice Cream and Soft Drink9 at t The McMurraj We comply with the Pure Fc "YOU KNOW THE WHEN IT nnurc to A bUIDLO IU TheACTUAL M (StKHfl/l No tobaccos ever made can surpass our Plug, Twist and S hibited in competition with the wor] to win the golcfmedal for their gener; and for their decided superiority m "jnvu/ UMUUt* U uuc VI iiu&M Only a few years old, its unrivaled < of the leading sellers over all otfc thoroughly satisfies and perfectly , classes. 'Sold at 10c and I5c per pli Always buy "SHOW DOWN," is many an article you need for yoi ment which these tags get for you \ A copy of oar 1907 premium catalogue, whii moat attractive ever gotten out by atobaca to any address in the United States On re Btampa or 8 of the tags we are redeeming. Hancock Bros. & Co., L.ocal?. us When you get Nunnally'fl Ice Cream,you oow you have The beBt. You can get It at ...... ott> a nnlo ford II yon want a good mlJk phake or a naucer The Beet loe crcam go to the McAlurray eart rug Co. they have It. ft Try our guaranteed corn sheller?only 10 onl; nla. It will do the work?the McAlurray y( rug Co. card . I? Hi tant An elegant line of trunks. P. ltoeeuberg <V pini J. Tt Rosenberg' has a splendid 'line all leather upp lit eases and band bags. In t When yon travel have a good stout trunk ss lat wont break to pieces you can get It at sale osenberg's. ^ Freah Candy always at Speed's .Drug Store ual . j ingingMachine m re and ready for 'mm t is tlie finest 'S in existence. '.;3| onderful ; :||| king Machine tid all other music absolutely per- \raal liking Machine have inade it the , ne and just as it is actually sung songs and ballards, as well as n a Harmony Talking Machine. : " hiring an orchestra or band, for t was ever composed, including v fJjjjH ;re we shall persist in giving you le beautiful pieces played and to Js aphophoes is the greatest ake advantage of re Co., :.;|J ise. ' Jl some time ; some of ou can't fool all the time if you get your he fountain of j Drug Co. Jjl wl onr) T>ril(*S LflW. 9 : PLACE." |f|| \ \ .10 )OWN I Imoking. Wherever exId, they have never failed al excellence, high quality jer all competing brands. jming brands of America. qualities have made it one ler flue-cured plugs. It suits everybody and all ig or 5c cuts. and save the tags. There ir comfort or entertainvithout cost. ch is one of the largest and manufacturer, will bo mailed :ccjpt of only 4c in postage Lynchburg, Va. MnaanHMna m ie Kuso in your closets. For sale at "" 107. Mllford's Drug stnrp. iuuiiiiy'8 iresh candy every week at Mil's Drug Store. . aterman's fountain pens, thg bet>t cn b, at M llford's Drug Store. ie best spring tonic on earth Is Mucutone. y sale at Mllford's Drug Store. ews of tbeoity of Abbeville on postal Is on sale at Mllford's Drug Stote. ive you tried "Kuso," the great dlslnfec:? On sale at Mllford's Drug Store. 25c. " V/g ie largest eoda and coca cola dispensers In er South Carolina, Ccme to see us when heolty. Mllford's Drug Store. matol tooth paste, wash and powder on i at Mllford's Drug Store. eep down the odor about your house by Dg "KUbO." fcOJU tti aiuiuru ? x/j uwiw . ,/m