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The Abbeville Press and Banner.!
BY W. W. & W. R. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1907. ESTABLISHED 1844 i|
Advance Fall
of the fam
"Correct Clothes jo
An Unprecedented Display of tl
Schloss Bros. & Co., i
I
placing or
iOSpL Men's Fin
vite you *
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%gmjg Clothes fo
are^lm?s^
H. G~Ander?
" The Head to Foot
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A vegetable lard, without any hog-fat in it. Mac
p of purest, refined, deodorized cotton seed oil, und<
f i Wesson process. Odorless and tasteless,
f J For bread, biscuit and fancy pastry baking, fryir
F ^ meats, fish, potatoes and doughnuts, and as a substitu
fr>r Knftpr it i? tVip nnrpst and healthiest c.nnkincr fa
1 requiring only three-quarters the amount to attain tl
same results as from the use of butter. Appeals
housewives from economical and healthful points <
view. Will not take on odor of fish, onions or an;
thing else. Will not soak into or become absorb*
by anything cooked in it.
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NATIONAL BANK OF ABBEVILL]
Statement or condition at close of business May 21
11
Resources. i j - Liabilities.
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Loans and Discounts $210,633 52 (Capital Stock
Overdrafts 10,097 39 Surplus and Profits
U. S. Bonds 18,750 00 National Bank Notes
Other Securities 500 00 Bills payable
Real Estate 9,3S3 84 Deposits
Redemption Fund 937 50j
Due from Banks 33,436 (51
Cash in Vault 19,7S0 87
$303,519 73 I
Oldest and Strongest Bank in tlic County.
Ample Resources Tor all demands.
intf>roMt Allowed on llenosits in Savings Denarti
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Showing
ous '
f Gentlemen."
Le New Fall Styles from
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oi .Diliumore.
just received and are now
l exhibition our new stock of
e Clothing. We cordially in;o
call and see the new modley
are so unusually stylish
Jtive that we know it will be
h. your while to see them,
the bulk of our better grades
i the famous house of
oss Bros. & Co.
timore and New York.
s of the celebrated " Correct
r Gentlemen." These goods
; too well known to need coml
at our hands, but we will
e benefit of those who are not
ith them, that they are withon
the finest ''Readyfor-Sernents
that money can buy.
been fortunate in securing
rvf their finest "nroduG
le Fall Display is now comtne
in!
>on & Co,
Outfitters."
NT 0? A Hami,ne Appeal.
A humane citizen of Richmond,
_Ui lud., Mr. U. D. WilliamB, 107 West
fiBBOu Mnin Rt... savs ; "T anneal to all n#>r
? ^ ? bods with weak lungs to take Dr.
|j L J| King's New Discovery, the only rem?
f J edy that has helped me and fully
S f * comes up to the proprietor's recomI.
L Jj mendation."- Jt saves more lives than
f j all other throat and lung remedies put
g jmj together. Used as a cough and cold
w m eure the world over. Cures asthma,
fj bronchitis, croup, whooping cough,
f quinsy, hoarseness, and phthisic, stops
W hemorrhage* of the lungs and builds
At* LJ them up. Guaranteed at Speed's drug
2g& store. 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free.
If real coffee disturbs your Stomach, your
n"" Heart or Kldneyfi, then try tbta olever Coffee
= gpg imitation?Dr. Sboop'i Health Coffee. Or.
=; If ' Shoop has olosely matched old Java and Mogpg
cha Coffee In flavor and taste, yet It has not a
le 0 single grain of real CoQee In It Dr. Sboop'a
ImU I Hfinlth PnffHfi Imitation lk made from nnrs
er [1 toasted grains or oereals. with Malt, Nate, etc.
gfrg Made in one minute. No tedious long wait.
[1 You will surely like it. Get a free sample at
li H oarBtore' L.T. Miller.
[J The Touch that llealB
* ' f J is the touch of Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
ie fes It's the happiest combination of Arto
HS n'ca flowers and healing balsams ever
r fj compounded. No matter how old the
01 ?8 sore or ulcer is, this Salve will cure it.
y~ U For burn8? scalds, cuta, wounds or
?d L J piles, it has no equal. Guaranteed by
P. B. Speed, druggist. 25c.
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" for ehlldrtnt aafo, curt. No opiates
s * 1 The State of South Carolina,
| ' J COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
" 1 Court of Common Pleas.
F S E. L. Richardson. Plaintiff, against The PeoLy
pies Savings Bank, Sarah E. Ellis, Mamie
?E. Maglll and E. J. 8. Nash, Defendant*.
I Rljgg Summons for Relief. (Complaint not Served)
To tbe defendants above named:
YUU AKE ?l?JK?,tn' HUMMUIVRU A IN U
-1- required to answer tbe complaint In
JH this actioD, of which Is filed In tbe office of
Jj the Clerk of the Court of Common PleaB for
the said county, and to serve a copy of your
r* answer to tbe Bald complaint on tbe subscrlb1#,
I907. er at bis office In Abbeville, 8. C., within
twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive
of tbe day of suoh aervloe; and if you
fall to answer tbe said complaint within tbe
time aforesaid, tbe plaintiff in tbls action
. $75,000 00 will ask tbe Court for tbe relief demanded In
2ft R40 40 tbe complaint.
' To-rn aa Abbeville, 8. C., March 28rd. 1907.
18, <50 00 Wm. N. Oiaydon,
. 20,000 00 Plaintiff's Attorney.
. 160,929 33 To tbe defendant E J. S. Nash above named:
Take Notice, That the summons and oomplaint
In tbe above entitled cause were filed
In the office of the Clerk of Court for Abbevin?
cnnntv. South Carolina, on tbe 85th day
of March, 1907; tbat tbe purpose of the said
notion Is to remove a cloud from plalntlfl's
? title to real estate, oonRlstlnsr of an alleged uo$303,519
73 recorded deed from John Elmore to tbe defendant
E.J. 8. Nash, and alleged mortgage
from the defendant E. J. 8. Nash totbede
fendant, Peoples Savings Bank.
Abbeville, 8. U., 28lb of June, 1907.
Wm, N. Graydon,
oieiil* Plalntlfl'f \ttomey.
WEST END.
Mr. Thomas Miller of Dae West spent Sanday
bere with bis brothers, Messrs. L. T. and
T. M. Miller.
Miss Mazle Cason has been bere for a few
days visiting ber sister Mra. T. U. Furman at
ber pretty new cottage.
iurs. \j, u. BTOWU ?DU jniH uoariuiiu
Brown have gone to Trenton to spend a few
(lava with their aunt Mrs. Margaret Grey.
Judge and Mrs. Ernest Gary have been In
the city for the past ten days visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Frank B. Gary.
MIbh Mary Thomson Is here from Rook
Hill the guest of Mrs. W. id. Cothran and Miss
Mamie Bowie.
Misses Sara and Lnoy Henry are at borne
again after spending a while at Horseshoe
near Henderson vllle.
Mrs. J. Allen Smith, Jr.,ls at borne again
after spending a while at Tate Bprlngs/Tenn.,
and Ashevllle, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Arohle Blount are bere from
Savannah, Ga., visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dendy
Miller.
Mr. R. M. Haddon has returned from New
York where he has been for several weeks
buying bis fall and winter goods.
Miss Mamie McCrary baa been bere from
Plln?An tra favxr Hova t ha awaM n nnaal nf
Miss Lacy Henry.
Mrs. Maggie Bberard and Mr. Grler Sherard
of Lebanon spent Frlday-ln the olty tbe guest
of Mrs. Laura B. Love.
Mr. Geo. Speer, Jr., of Monterey spent Bonday
here with Mr. Erskine Blake. Mr. ttpeer
bas been In Laurens visiting friends.
Mrs. L. T. Miller was oalled to Monroe, N.
C., Friday on account of. the illness of ber
sister Mrs. Alfred Dearing.
Miss Eliza Horton of Columbia bas been in
tbe olty for several days tbe attractive gnest
of Miss Lucy Henry. .
Mr. and Mrs. William Hill are here from
Charleston spending a wblie wltb Mr. and
Mrs. Jobn L. Hill.
Mrs. Julian Holsteln bas returned to ber
borne In Edgefield after a pleasant visit here
wltn ber cousin, Mrs. W. 6. Cotbran.
Miss Eliza Mabry entertained a few of her
friends at an informal Eaobre party Saturday
afternoon. Those present were. Miss Mary
Thomson of Rock Hill, Miss Cleora firunson
of Edgefield, MIbs Ellse Long, Miss Mamie
bowle, Miss Eliza Wardlaw, Miss Lily Templeton.
Mlu Frances Calboan has gone to Book
Hill where sbe goes to lake a position.
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Cowan bave returned to
their borne in Raysvllle, Ga., after spending
some time hern with Mrs. P A. Cbeatbam.
Mrs. Jam6s Riley of Rlohmond, Va., has
been here spending a while with her sister
Mrs. Frank B. Gary,
onrt Mn H SL HnrnwAll am at hnmn
again after 'pending several months in
Asheville and Hendersonvllle.
Mr*. Wyatt Aiken alii entertain Thursday
afternoon at a reception in honor of her slater,
Miss Taylor, who Is visiting her from
Lioalaville, Ky. x
Mr. Allen M. Robertson left Tuesday for
Clemson where be will oommenoe a fonr
years' ooorse.
Mr. William Latimer left Saturday for BeU
ton where be will spend a few days with
relatives before going to 8eneoa where be
will be located for a month or more.
Mrs. G. A. Neuffer entertained the Euchre
C'lnb Friday afternoon at a delightful meeting.
Mrs. Wyatt Aiken will entertain the
Club at the next meeting.
MIsb Lois Goggans, a charming young lady
of Newberry, was a guest at Miss Lucy Henry's
bouse party for a few davs last week. .
Mr. Faller Reese left Tuesday for Olemaon
where be goes to-enter College.
Dr. W. D. Simpson has returned to Abbeville
after spending several days In Monroe,
N. C.. with bis home people.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank MoFall lire here from
Anderson tbegbest of Mrs. W. T. MoFall at
the Eureka.
Mr. John Hill has gone to ClemBon to begin
anotbeifyear's work.
Misses Catbrlne and Elisabeth Bean were
here last week from Clinton. Two charming
additions to Miss Luoy Henry's bouse party.
Mrs. Q. W. Speer of Monterey was In the
aI?tt MnnHor ohnnnlnrr
Mlia Ell? Haakell baa gone to Louisiana
where she baa a poaltlon to teaoh.
Mrs. W. S. Cottaran entertained Tuesday
evening at Euchre Id honor of ber titter Miss
Cleora Brunson and Misa Mary Thornton of
Rook Hill.
Mrs. T. P. Quarlea it at home after a pleasant
stay in Spartanburg with her daughter,
Mrt. H. F. McGee.
The many frlenda of Mra. F. B. Gary are
glad to weloome ber bome again and hope
that abe may toon be well and atrong again.
MIbb Brownlee and Mlaa Sullivan two of
Andereon'a moat attractive young ladies are
at the Eureka the gueata of Mra. W. T. MeFall.
Mn. C. D. Brown's Bridge party laat Wednesday
morning waa a moat delightful affair.
Alter a numoer 01 exciting gameo mm uurj
and Miss Templeton were found to have the
largest soore.1 In tbe oat Miss Templeton recelved
tbe beau 11 fa 1 cluny lace center pleoe.
Alter tbe games an'attractive lnnobeoo waa
served. Those who enjoyed Mrs. Brown's
entertainment were Mrs. Cot bran, Mr*. Holsteln
of Edgefield, Mrs. Thomson, Mrs. W. D.
Wilson, Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Oarean,
Mrs. Aiken, Mrs, Giande Jones, Mra.
Bullock, Miss Robertson, MIm Gary, Miss
Bowie, Miss Uraoe Smltb, Miss Branson, Miss
Templeton.
Mr. Cbarley Cromer Is bere from Atlanta
spending a few days wltb bis bome people.
Mr. J. Fraxer Lyon Is In tbe olty for a few
days.
Mrs. W. W. Bradley bas been at Bradley
fo* the past two weekB visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Tnsten returned from
Elberton Monday after a pleasant visit to
Mrs. Tbomas Swift.
Rev. J. C. Roper Is conducting a series of
services at tbe Methodist church daring tbls
Mr.' Alec Bowie will be with tbe Perrln
Clothing Company during the oomlug season.
Use Kaso In your closets. For sale at
phone 107. Mllford'a Drag Store.
nmSKfflNEYORE
Makes Kid nay a and Bladder Right
KILLthe COUCH
and CURE tot tuwcs
with Dr. King's
New Discovery
C8SSS" JSSl
AND ALL THROAT ANOUHG TROUBLES.
GUA&ANTEBD SATISFACTORY
OR MONEY REFUNDED.
Oconee Property
FOR SALE.
No. 31. 100 acres, 8 miles of Walhalla.
2 miles of Lebanon, at cross
1- i n / - L
roaus uiiu uue pmce lur cuumry mure,
gin, good building, eto.
No. 32. 520 acres. 10 miles of Walhalls,
2 miles of Whitstone, only 40
acres in cultivation, balance fine timber
land, has never been cut?oak, pine
and poplar. Only $7 per acre.
No. 84. 163 acres. 8 miles of Walhalla,
9 miles of Seneca on public road,
40 acres of very fine river bottom, balance
of land good, one dwelling and
two tenant bouses.
No. 49. 33$ acres in the town of
WRlhallft cond riwaninir arid all out
buildings, land in high state of cultivation
. This tract ean be cut up into
town lots.
All of the above farms I can sell you
on easy terms. Write for prices. I
have several nice residence and building
lots in Walballa and West Union.
J. H. DARBY, Real Estate Dealer.
Walballa, 8. C.
t&T Office : Peoples Bank.
Vs ..... * "
SmithDry'
a
Fall Mil
Dry Goods
The exact date of our
be announce
. * y V : jM. 49 f .9* ' t - ? ?'* ? ?-m
But if you expect to li
earlier date, we invite y<
convenience and inspec
selected stocks of
Dry Goods, 1
Notions, Ladies
dlren's S
evftr shown in this seriin
We appreciate your
and ask for a continuanc*
\
ter how small your wan
find the best that money
/
SMITH DRY
TIT n T~1
II. D. JU11I1MI
Invites everybody interested in St
Silverware, Cut' Glass, Hollow ware,
elry, Solid Gold and Gold Filled, to
and see his large assortment. He i
rying this year a larger stock thai
and has to show you things tha
enaranteed to please. Watches in
O M
of all kinds at prices ranging from
$50.00. If you are thinking of bu;
birthday present or a wedding pr
see the beautiful things at his store
Remember that Johnson ri
watch hospital where your chrono
can be repaired and put in first
shape on short notice. Watch rep
is a speciality.
W. E. JOHNS
T TIT CTY1XT
Cl t ?? U1U XIJ JLuuoiai
ABBEVILLE, S. C.
Office under the Eureka Hotel,
Is well equipped Id his lioe of business. Hih complete stock
- - r *1. 4L. A|,
Caskets ranges rrom me cneapesi iu iu? uu?t. uunm auucd
His funeral car is a fine one. Air tight water-proof steel vaults1
the old brick vault and which is much more reliable. Metal lin
side casket. Drop couch caskets. Charges reasonable and serv
PhoneSS, J". W. SIGr
(joodsCo
linery, !
.Notions 1
Fall Opening will
d later.
save home at an . *' / v||
3u to call at your
i , vJS
t one of the best :
lillinery,
3 and Chilhoes
1
n of thri State.
liberal patronage mi
3 of same, no matits,
here you will -j 9
canbuy' >
GOODS CO.
BELLEVUE, v|p
Mlu Emma Wardlaw la at Due West with
^ Mrs. J, C. Kennedy.
^ Bf* Mlu Carrie Cowan baa been elected teacher /
I of the School In Flatwoods, she will board *3&
ft 9 h wltbber sitter Mrs. Watson.
HIS M1m Georgia Kennedy has opened her i.
E B 1 aohool near Lethe.
w Mrs. Rena MoOee, and little daughter Edna
returned to their home at Iva Monday,
after a pleaaant visit to relatives.
Mrs. S. L. Wilson, of Oralnrldge spent Mone?rlirtcr
day In Bellevne. :.*M
Clllllg . Mrs. W. W. Bradley and children, of Abbe- M
vllie are on a visit to Mr. and Mrs, W. D.
Morrah.
IcW* Misses Kate and J alia Jay, and Miss Rath
Robinson all of Troy were guests of Mrs. Lillie
Wardlaw last week.
COnic The communion meeting at Hopewell ?J
closed on Sabbath, after several days preach- '
lng.
IS Car- Mr- W. W. Bradley, of Abbeville, Mr. J. F.
Wldeman of Greenwood, and Mr. Ed mon d
Wldeman of Charlotte worshipped with the 'ffi
I pvPf A. R. P's of Long Cane on Sabbath.
L CV CI Messrs John Wardlaw, W. D. Morrah, and
and Dr. Brlu spent Wednesday and Thar*- .. '?M
f arc* day In Ninety Six. ' V-'sSB
I dlC Mr. Gil Cade has pot In electrlo lights.
U? A *Ak<A WntflAn .AH A< UM UUfllA
iUlt 4XAUUIV TT niCUU, DUU Ul ittilt miuuio
o+/-?/-?1r- Watson will attend Ersklne College tbla sesblULK
slon. x
Mrs. Llllle Bradley, sod Mrs. Kittle Bradm
, ley, and children of Abbeville spent Friday
% I iO night and Saturday with relatives in this
community. . . i;?g|
. The yonng ladles Missionary Society will
171 tiff 3. have an toe cream festival at the residence of
/ 6 Mr. 8. P. Morrah Monday nlgbt.
Mr. and Mrs. CdarlesCovrap were guests of
'PQPtlr Mrs. S. J. Cowan last week. iy-3
tocxit, Mrs. W. 0 Bradley of Washington U vUltlne
Mrs. J. W. Morrah of Mt Carmel. .
a Mrs. Sallle Mattlson and children of Mo
Cormlck are gaesU of Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Brltt. v.
ins a
WILLIAMSON PLAN FOR COTTON
meter
Mr. B. M. Hodton of Camden Htis a .
daSS Plan for Making Cotton More . , i W
L Productive.
To the Editor of Tbe State:
A? the "Williamson oorn method" baa
been snob a blessing to South Carolina and
as I have been accused of withholding what
Information I have had on the subject'for
" elfish motives," I want to say to the larmera
of South Carolina that the Williamson
" method la Just as necessary for cotton as tor
f J| |\| On the average lands of South Carolina It Is
111 %] Impossible to make a full crop of cotton If
JLl ? you have an early spring crop, and I say this
after years of experience. I have noticed this
year my own crop and several others and find
that tbe best cotton to day was tbe poorest
tbe first of July, and tbe best cotton we had
In this county in June is tbe poorest now
compared to What It should be.
While this may be doubted by some, I can
prove my assertions by some of the leading
man nf ?hfi fiountv. The method is simple
>ctor. I and, unlike the Williamson method of corn
will apply to a large amount of fertilizer, a
small amount or none at all.
Plant the first week In April, plant and cultivate
flat; your orop will grow slowly In the
spring, but will grow In July aDd August.
when your neighbor has failed. Yours will
fruit close aDd make at least a third more
than cotton planted on a bed and worked to
geta quick growth in June.
1 The best orop In this section to day was oon- .
sldered a failure the first of July. This is tbe
method by which I made ltft bales of cotton
on ISO acres and will do as well or better this
ofCofflusand year.
wave, on band 1 write not for notoriety, but that I may be
Mnicaa .of some beDetit to my fellow farmers.
tvilicii replaces jjj was not convinced beyond a reasoned
cases for in- able doubt I. would never give my experience
ice acceptable, tothepubiw. b m Hudion
u*r. C amdeu, Aug. 1W.
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