The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, October 16, 1907, Image 5
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$7
SET OF
With eveiy Majestic Ba
Exhibition, we will give abs
let cf ware as showD. Ihi
wor h a cent. It is the be
don't add $7.50 to the price
are getting the waie free,
; at the regular price. Ycu
bcr this is for exhibition w<
given after this week. This
store, and must be seen to b
Ccmc in any day durir
ycur heacquarters. Have
| information gained
future.
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The Press and Banner
Bv W. W. and W. R. Bradley.
' HUGH WILSON, Editor.
ABBEVILLE, 8. C.
A#~PubHsbed every Wednesday at. S2 n
year In advanoe.
Wednesday, Oct. 16,1907.
Shootlug near Bordeaux
Ooeday last week, odo of Dr. S. T. Cade's
bands reported to blm tbat a negro Luce
Route and bis son had stolen one of Dr.Cade's
cows. Dr. Cade and bis brother went to see
the negro and charged blm with the theft.
They took hold of the negro, and a struggle
ensued whereupon be broke loose from them
and ran around the house aDd they thought
be was gone. Report ban It that the Cade
boys fired their pistols In order to scare the
negro. Thinking that the negro bad gone
tbey gpt In their buggy and started to drlvr
way borne. The negro soon reappeared on
the scene with shotgun In band. He followed
tbe Cade brothers some distance down the
road. Tbe firing was at once renewed. The
negro was not hurt. He shot both tbe Cade
boys and sprinkled the back of their buggy
considerably with shot. The gun wus loaded
wltb bird shot, however, and no serlouwound
was Inflicted.
Tbe negro left and went across Savannah
river.
Sheriff Lyon and bis deputy were soon od
i the scene. Information was sent to tbe negro
that Mr. Lyon was there and for blm t?
surrender. He came up and surrendered to
Mr. Lyon aod Is now In J ill.
Ro?>tiev< lt d Error.
William Billy Bryan has spoken again. I)
our memory Is not at fault the aforementioned
William Bll'y Bryan, not so long ago.
proposed Government ownership of railroads.
He has reversed himself and tblnkh
Hot RrvAOorolt'u nrAnnalfinn trv crnoorn rull.
roads by coDgreBs 1b wrong and that Roosevelt
Is fatally bent on mischief In favoring h
scheme that might Und to centralization.
Tbe editor ol this newspaper, speaking for
Himself personally, Is something of a centralization^,
and thinks Koopevelt 1b right on
tbe subject of Congressional control of railroads.
Such a cDurse would be of Immense benefit
to both the people and tbe railroads In that
cross roads pollutions could not enact ur.
friendly State laws.
Congress now regulates Inter-State commerce,
and It would with advantage to all,
rezalate railroads.
Let Us Tnko Our Jlergnre Aiciiln.
Many towns are boastlDg of tbelr increase
la population. Why can't Abbeville have a
oensus to show how we are progressing. Thin
newspaper may be mistaken, but we are of
the belief tbat Abbeville has grown much
since the last census was taken. Tbe cost
would be little.
Onuht to be Shot.
Somebody Is always trying to scare tbe life
out of Americans by saying that tbe Japs
have designs on this country. Suppose we
shoot tbe profits of evil, and keep our souls
In Datlence. waiting for results. The United
States h?s bePD tefelDE cnre of Itself for more
than a hundred years, aud It 1h fair 10 presume
that the old flag will proudly wave In
the breeze for many yet to come.
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solutely FREE one handsome
s ware is "worth $7.50 if it is
;st that can be bought. We
of the range and tell you you
but sen ail majestic Jttanges
get the ware free. Remem;ck
CDly. Ware will not be
5 ware is on exhibition at our
e appreciated.
g the week Make cur store
coffee and biscuits with us
lid to buy or not; the
will serve you in the
Y WELCOME
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J DRESS GOOD!
j In all the wanted (
f Voiles, Panamas, La
^ Serges 01
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5 SILKS.
^ 36 inch Taffeta, all
V Fancy Silks for waisl
^ 36 inch i31ack Ti
J OUTINGS
0 and Fleece Lined ]
^ in Fancy Stripes and
.Sold elsewhere for
^ price here 10c.
$ NEW FUR SCJ
^ and Muffs, Whi
? Blue and Browi
f Feather Boas.
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colors. HMllil JJJtl
is. where all stool
iffeta 98c. A visit 1
delight and boi
much good to
has been taken,
Flannelettes Study of our CUJ
Checks. our Fall Stock.
121-2, old Study 70ur WaD
ter how small ti
Our business
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uonsxamiy oemg aaaea v
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ASKS, TOWELS, NAPE
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ings and evenings should $3g c
5 about time you were do- an(j po
topping, and the place?
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re are complete in every A1;
to our store now is a keen Panam
nnrl +r? "hn rvrr^ ri rvH T7? nf
the shopper. Great care
and no pains spared in the
stomers interest in buying jjQg
It is ever our pleasure to
.ts in every detail, no mat- Gl
tiat want.
} is to please you. Make The be
and
four Headquarters ?
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assorti:
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epartment
o. New Shapes, New Feathers,
.aily. Be sure to give us a call.
' to please, * * TOURIST
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INS. LACE CUE TAINS. BUGS
ETS, LAUNDRY BAGS, SOFA P
SHEETS, PILLOW CASES.
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COAL IRON
utrn
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The GreatMaj
It is the only range in th<
and Charcoal Iron.
It has, beyond any questi
and best reservoir.
It nses about half the fuel
does better work by far.
The Majestic All Copper
the water quickeir and hotter
7 only reservoir with a removal
IThe Charcoal Iron Body of
lasts three times as long as a i
Being made of non-bret
nra.fttica.llv no exnense for rei
P.'As for baking, ijt is perfc
months, but for all times to cc
A GREAT MAJESTIC EA
long as a cheap range, * it it
much.
PROOF?We don't ask yon
the above statements, but if you
from the factory, where Majestic
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to your satisfaction, that ^ese
show you many more -reasons wl
^ is absolutely the best that monej
EVERYBODY
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iin Goats, all 1907 stytes. 5
rely no leftovers. ^0. \
prices range from $Z.oU to ^
I. We can suit all tastes \
cket books here.
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I the latest styles in Voiles, 1
as Mohairs and Serges, J
Black Navy and Brown, ^
$2.98 to $18,00. J
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oves, Knit and Mnslin S
Underwear. ^
st ladies' and childrens' 10 #
Tfip. TTnsA nn thfl market. W
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i Bags. S
Sere yon will find the best ^
[lent of Hand Bags in the ^
25c to $6.00, J
New Flowers. r
We can suit any #
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About 'ill
festio JRange -ip
3 world made of Malleable
on of a doubt, the largest
I used on other ranges, and ^ J9
Nickeled Reservoir heats
than any other. It is the
trie frame.
' the Great Majestic Range
steelbody.
ilr oVkln mgtAriol t.Vl ATA IS
miring the Majestic.
iction, not only for a few
im?.
lNGE lasts three times as
don't cost three times as to
take onr word for any of
will call at our- store, a man
Ranges are made, will prove
are absolute facts, and will
ly the Great Majestic liange
r can buy.
WELCOME I "If
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"PalrODlilDK*''
An advertisement In a newspaper, Bay oat
In Alanka, reads this way: :
"Yon can save money by patronising our
sboe department."
, As a rale, patron, patronage, or pratron- '
iBlng, are objectionable words. We want
baBln(?8 bat we do sot want "patronage."
Happiness lit Oar House. / '^1
The Oools, (F1&) Banner of.Thursday, October
10.1907, contains the following Interesting- . -&H
notice of a pleasant reception at the borne of oar
former townsman, Mr. W. T. Mcllwaln, ,V|
bat Is now a cl tlzen of Ocala. Florida: |
"Tho home of Mr. W. T. Mcllwaln has been - '?<
blessed by the arrival of another little son.
Tbeyoang gentleman was born Wednesday ?<5
morning, and is being eladly welcomed by
his parents, and bis small brother and sister." ^
Prof. John G. Cllnkscales declines to be- come
a candidate for United States Senstor.
The telegrapher's strike has collapsed, and
' the strikers are seeking former jobs. The
efficient telegrapher at Abbeville, Miss Ida ''vS
Mathews, remained at ber post, and we pre- ? 'f*
same.tbatsbe will continae to bold ber Job
IMJ iU BiUI CblLUO,
What In love. I think the genuine article *
Is wise, uneelflsb Interest Id other people'* ;'j>2
welfare, Interest Id other lives than my own;
It Is to be happy Id their happlaesa. If I V.ej
have bat Utile happiness of my own, thta Is
one way to borrow some?by being glad Id the
gladness of others.?Charles G. Ames.
LOWNDESVILLE. $M
LowDdesvllle, Oct. 14, 1907.
Mr. T. J. Baskln who has been making bis ^
home at MofTatsvllle, with, bis slater, Mrs.
lennle Sherard, is now working for Mr. A.
V. Barnes, Id his store.
Misses Ella Floyd and Annie Llddell spent
several days last week with friends Id Aoderson.
Tbe parents Id and around this place baviDg
ohlldreu to be taught music are fortuoate
Id having sesured the services of Miss Leona^^^Ml
Blake ol Greeowood, as music teacher fOT*~~ ' - r
soother year. She Is. as a great many know,
well equipped for the important place aod she 1 -i
is welcomed by our people beoaase of her
wAlUtrnnwn worth. ' p* '?!
Miss QuBsla Cunningham of Monterey, was
among lrlends here for a day or two last
W6 ki -*
Mies Frances Morrah of Mt. Carmel came
op Thursday and stayed till Saturday with
some of us, relatives and friends who are always
glad to see her.
There was a gathering of yonng people at
the home of Mr. R. L>. Smith, Friday night.
At the proper time light refresuents were
served which added no little to the pleasures
of the occasion.
Mr. O. C. Taylor who had been working for
sometime for the Anderson Oil Mill, two or
three qaonth ago was sent here by that mill,
which Is largely Interested In the one in this
place to take the place of the late Mr. O.
Johnson In the mill here, was called to
Anderson and moved back to that place last
week.
Mini Pothnrlnp R T.pndwplvp. nf Rulllmnrfl. . *
who was called here to act as bridesmaid Id
tbe Morse-Cunningham marrlagu on the 3rd
Inst, spent several days with friends lu this
place last week.
The collection In tbe LowndesvWe charge
because of Labor Day lor the Epwortb Orphanage
reached tbe creditable sum of $78.93,
which will be forwarded at once.
Miss Corrle Graves of Latimer was here a
day or two last week the guest of Hon. Jno.
C. Lorn ax.
Some frost In spots bas been seen around
this place for tbe last three or four mornings,
not enough however for its killing effects to ^
be afterwards seen.
Mrs. Ann Moore spent two or three days at
Anderson last week.
Mrs. Leila Mullen, nee, Bowman who was
married a short time ago, whose home is in
Seneca is here at the home o' her father Mr.
W. L. Bowman for a short stay.
There was with us considerable frost this
morning, most loo early In the day, 8 a. m., to
determine as to the damage done. (
Troupe.
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Millions of dollars back the
New Cremo cigar. The quality
mu st be the best.