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LOWNDESVILLE.
Lowndepvllle, March 2,1908
Monday of the week before tHst, Mr. J. M
and Magistrate J. G. Huckubee went to Ab
beville having buslntss with the Court then
In session.
This township was struck particularly hard
and heavy in the way of Jurors for the last
term of the Court, The services of six or
? eight were required.
Dr. and Mi8. J. C. Harper of Greenwood
spent several days of the week before la6t
with the family oi his brother Mr. E. W. Har
per.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Latimer and Mr. Ernest
juttiituer wtn lif uvuyu hiuiduoi nun at
tended the barltil services of Hon. A. C. Lati
mer, brother of the first named.
Mrs. B. C. Kay went to Belton Friday od
thesamesad mission as tbose above men
tioned.
Mr. Clement Allen of Washington, D. C.,
eameSaturday end regained with the fam
ily of bis faiher Mr. B. Bolln Allen, till next
d?V.
Mr. ClemeDt Latimer, a C'emson cadet
oame down and spent Washington's birthday
with his bomefo'k. /
UTbe above time bonorfd day was observed
here only by the R. K. D. men. Tbty and
'heir horses got a rest day, which was doubt
less much enjoyed.
Dr. and Mrs. H. F. Hoyt of Cordelia, Ga.
have been for the last we*k or two wlin the
family of their son-in-law Dr. A, J. Speer.
Mrs. W. 8. McMorrls of Atlanta, Ga., spent
several days la?t wtek with heraunl.Mrs.
B. C. Kay and In ruily.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Barnes of Andfrsou
came down the first ol last week and will be
here lor some tin>?.
Mr and Mrs 8 B. Ccok eDd their children
of Latimer, came up Saturday and were
nuests of Mr. J. M. Huckaboe and lamlly till
vesterday evening.
" .Messrs, H. M.Sebumpert nnd A. B. Jones'
engaged at tbe Do'wer house on (be dam at
Gregg'sshoals ou ibe Savannah came bere
Saturday for a few bours stay.
Yesterday was ail ideal cprinp-'lke ?'?>y, the
flNtonefor nearly three nouibs, when sli-j
tlDg upon pii 7.7.8s, tbe summer pleasant'
places, was at all comfortable: and It la to be
hoped that the luture will give ua tnany
more of tbe same sort, that the gardens and
fields may lay aside tbelr winter unproduc
tive condition and begin tbelr spring and
grmmer bringing In of supplies.
Mrs.E. J. Barnes of Anderson came down
]R?t week and will stay for some time.
Tbe writer cannot let this opportunity pass
nnlmproved to pay to tbe memory of tbe late
SaDator A. C. Latimer a sllgbt tribute. As Is
well known, be was born and reared near
this place, In the fork of Rocky aud Savan
nah Riven?was raised on tbe larm, with but
limited educational advantages, which he
well improved. He became a member of the
Methodist Church when a boy, aud ever after
was a loyal member, nnd gave to her of bis
time, bis talents, and bis means. No one
ever doubted .bis sincerity and bis alms to
excel along ail lines. Tbe same devotion
shown by blm to tbe public Interests after
his entrance Into politics was more clearly
manifest in bis borne life as husband, latber,
friend. He was a worker wherever dutj
called, and be bad Just .reached that age In
lile when he was prepared to accomplish
greater good than ever before, when, alas ! be
was cut down. The country needed^ greatly
needed such men as be was, and his place
will be bard to fill. He was blest with so
pleasing a nature that be gained tbe good will
of ell, dnd beiDg one of fortune's favorites,
be rapidly rose to distinction. While bis
hosts of iriend^ in Htate aDd nation are sad
dened at his untimely end, tbey will try to
look upon it as "all for the best."
Troupe.
AMONG THE SCHOOLS.
Supt Cheatham Mhkew Suggestions to
Teach*inand Patrons,
Since tbe laxt school letter, some things
havebarpeocd Of Interest. All of our schools
at?? now open except two. We have found li
rtifflpnlf In copnm IMphcrn thnnph thf liQlorv t
Id several cases bave been raised. During
last vacation the special tax were voted In
the following districts; Warren ton, Lebanon,
Bufialo, Donalds. Ft.ndvllle, and this has en
abled ibe districts to put schools there on a
solid basis.
Recently I trade a four of several sobool
btginnlng with the Warrenton school. Here
the people lasi summer vottd the tax, moved
and JQullt a first class school house. Mrs. M.
C. Wharton Is ihe teacher and is doing very
fine work. Since opening school, she. has with
the patrons assistance, bought and enlaiged
a ilbraiy. The bouse needs painting and
desks.and lam Inform)d tbai the trustees
wltl make ibis scmmerail needed Improve
ments. This Is one of the few schools pay
ing a salaiy ol fifty dollars per month.
At Monterey I And Miss Virginia Robert
son doing good work. The bouse Is all tbat
Is required, ccmlortably seated with patent
desk and has small library.
Next we find the Campbell school district
51, where Miss Annie Boles teaches. Here the
?niolliiieiiT is iBige but the average atten
dance is email, and bouse also Is comfortable
but too small.
rtujumiDR iuik oibirici is aiBirici i.o wnere
there are t^o white seboo.s, one In charge of
Miss Maip?re? Brovtnlee and the other In
cbaige of J- K. Carwiie. If these two schools
were unind and locaud at some central
point, a lux voied, then ibese patrons could
have as good school as is lound In the coun
ly. 1 wouid uigtntly recommend that this
be done.
At Fondville, Miss Laura Bowen has charge
This district voted special tax last summer
and is now in a position to have what is
seeded, and desks are needed badly.
Trustees take notice.
Now lor a lew general Iremarks for benefit
of all schools.
Firsl: I w,aDt to insist that all our teachers
givespeclHl attention to writing and English,
Last summer ai tbe exsminatlcij lor various
scholarships in state colleges, about 85 appli
cants were presemand &0 per cent failed on
EDgilsb. Boib Uity graded schools and coun
try schools were represented. .Teachers, let 8
Dot have this to occur sgaln.
StcoDci; I am Blue the trouble to baveschool
house and grounds kepi neatly-will be fully
appreciated by doing to. 1 doubt how 1 can
recommend a teacher who might allow ti e
loom be lound untidy. Tbelieor is not the
place for scrap paper, nor the desk and bench
es tbe place lor .bats, cloaks, and tftTcftets.
"A place for everything and everything In
Its place"' is a gocd rule.
For teachers looking for reading I would
suggest tbe !ollowirg bookF: White's School
Management, Thorndikes.Prlnclples of Teach
ing aDd Kern's Among Country Schools.
Books cab be bad ircm the Educationi-l Pub.
l>., Atlanta, Ga.
It wl 11 fully rtpay teaclers to read these
books. i
R. B. Cheatham.
Feb. 25,1908.
TfT /\ Mill nnnvAAlof A if if
ff C n Hi djp|/iVVlMtV AVj AJL
you will look at our range,
L. W. White Co.
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ERED
For
enty-three yea
indard of the ?
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Id time fish gu
S. Royster
Guano Co.
RETIRED DUSIN
FAVOf
E\H. Lambert, of E
Believes Stomacl
One of the most interesting stat<
ments made recently concerning th
much discussed Cooper theory, tha
has spread over the country during th
past year, is made by E. H. Lamberl
a retired business man, whose home i
at 115 Francis Street, Everett, Mass.
Mr. Lambert has this to say in cor
nection with Cooper and his med:
cines: "Some time ago I read an ai
ticle about this mail Cooper, in whicl
he claimed that stomach trouble wa
directly responsible for most ill health
He went on to say that, although hi
medicine did nothing but get the stom
ach in sound condition, it wonld, i]
many cases, remove kidney and live
trouble and various other ailments
He argued from this that the stomacl
was the main cause of sickness, am
stated that the success he has ha<
with his medicines was due entirel;
to this fact.
"I am now fully convinced that thli
theory is correct, and believe Coope
has a really remarkable medicine
judging from my own experience.
> "I have been a sick maa for flv<
w:
The <
J Possible
of the best possible qi
every enterprising col
"it is as easy as rolling
only use enough
Virginia
Ferti
Is there any reason why yo
James M. awint, 01 ^ni]
acre of Virginia-Carolin;
He gathered one and a
acre, and there were more b<
This is the experience of hur
-planters. Careful preparation (
use of high grade Virginia-Car
surely "increase your yields per ai
prejudiced authorities tell how it
Virginia-Carolina Farmers' Year]
a copy of which may be secured f
izer dealer, or from our nearest sa
An interesting picture of Mr.
cotton will be found in this Ye
Vii?nrir?ia_f arnllnn flioni
miiumjunMawMg
Better* Than
NATURE'S REMEDY is bettor than pi:
It strengthens the Stomach, aidB I
Liver and Bowels, curing Constlpatlo
Usually one NR Tablot is all that I
ble. It starts in the Stomach and 8
Intestine, dissolving and soothing as
NR Toblots aro always Just ri~ht a
harmful alter effect. GET A 20c BOX.
C. A. MILFOED & (
MADE -
WITH
FISH
I
ano.
IESS MAN
KNEW THEORY
iverett, Massachusetts,
[1 the Seat of Life.
years. Three years ago I was told by;
a physician that I had Bright's dis
ease of the kidneys. I have treated
constantly for this trouble since, with
out results. After reading the article
I have mentioned, I purchased some
of this man Cooper's medicine. I have
been astounded by what it has done
for me. I was relieved to some extent
within 24 hours. Today my health la *
fci better tnan for nve years, ana so iar .
s as I can tell, my kidney trouble ha3 t
t. disappeared.
s "My wife, who had stomach trouble 'p
i- for some time, tried the preparation r
a after noting its action in my case, a
r and her improvement is fully as mark
ed as mine. She now eats heartily ?
* three times a day without any distress
? whatsoever. Her nervousness has also ?
y left her. I certainly believe this man's ?
success Is fully justified, as he un
g doubtedly has a wonderful medicine." \
r We will gladly describe the remark- p
(> able record made by the Cooper me<^
cines to all whc wish, to know of them.
9_ ?city Drugstore.. ... i.- 8
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rvT^i ii
Greatest
Cotton Crop
uality, is the aim of
:ton planter. And
% down hill" if you
-Carolina
ilizers
a cannot do just as well as Mr.
pley, Ga., who used 600 lbs. per
i Fertilizers on his cotton crop?
half bales of cotton per
3lis yet to open.
ldreds of other cotton
)f your soil, and liberal
olina Fertilizers will
ere." Numerous un
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s. c.
Md.
7a.
y. All.
renn.
L?
is aone in me new
Book or Almanac,
rom yourfertil
.les-office.
Swint's
:ar Book.
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Pills
or Liver His.
lis, bocaase It act3 in the right way.
Mgestion, cures Dyspepsia, cleanses tha
n.
8 necessary to correct the average iron
earchcs through the Liver. Kidney and
it goes.
ud neither sicken. eriDO nor hnvn nnu
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JO., Abbeville, 8. C.
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TO BE A GOOD SALESMAN. I
roin a Pamphlet l8*ue<> by a D< port. j
ment Store ifor Use of Employee*. I
(From the Chicago Tribune.)
Tr?at all customers courteously, regardless
' how they may be dressed, the contrary la
[excusable under any circumstances.
All fixtures and property of tbe house
>ouldbe treated with tbe greatest care: tbe
r?t scratch paves tbe way for carelessness.
Each day should find us doing things bet
irand better than prevfously.
Acquire the babit of promptness In every
tatter, large or small, which Is left to your
jre.
Know tbe value or a good personal appear
uce; do not thlnfc that any detail of your ai
re will escape notice.
Learn to asfc such questions as will draw
ut the most profitable Information.
Spend wisely your spare time; count every
our golden, every moment an opportunity;
on't waste a minute at any time.
Avoid being iuflnenced for tbe wrong by
ther persons nave a purpose of your own:
relith counsel, but act from your own best
bought.
Cultivate a good, clear, legible band wrl
? * - AnUhltr r*n Ihlfi I
log: DQHDy penpn- JUUgc l|Ulvai; ....
olnt; a good band nl -vays U appreciated.
However attached to your buslnese, do not
How the commercial seu*e to deaden, but to
nlcken, tbe moral, artistic and all whole
line sentiments.
The gre+t mxjorlty of errors are , madp
(irough carelessness: learn to carc be exact!
trlve to have It absolutely right?making a
llstake In business Is like falling down In a
K>t race?It Is a set buck.
Iu giving orders ulve reasons, thn? t^acb
at: subordinates to think for themselves
Think to be Interested I your work; learn
3 love It, and you will have the worn plea^
r? of bnslness relations.
Cultivate a happy expr.-s^lon ani a happj
lHnoer: f?*el It: menu it: tbe advauiag* 1
rondarful In every way.
Learn to show a thorough Interest In a ens
amerorany person approacbtug yon; >ry to
x>k hi the matter troiu bis standpoint as
rell as your own.
Make memoranda of little points while you
hlnk of them; run over tbe various subdl
IhIods of your work to recall any points
ou may have forgotten.
Let every effort be toward tbe Idea of per
aanence; do things to lagt: make tbe casual
? ? Ana fhrmuh untie.
UBl(>Ul?9t a lioiuiauiui wuv> .....
KCIlOD,
Keep your eye* open for Improvement*,
rlticlsm* and ^ug^extlona which will belp
nv part ol tbla business.
P?y strict attention to whatever yon bave
n band, and lettbat for the time bave your
phole thought
Learn to leave no misunderstanding un
ettled to the entire satlt-faction of the other
iarty.
Cultivate cleanliness In every spot and cor
iar of the bouse; see that your own section la
lerfectly clean.
Know bow to write a good butlness letter, ,
nd be sure you are thoroughly understood ;
>y the recipient. I
Be seuRlbly economical in large ana nmaii j
natters: save paper, save lights, etc., and treat
aob privilege as atrust, 8
Learn to utilize the Knowledge of others,
nd Know every man for the best there lb In
ilm.
Try continually to set a good example for
bose around you, whether above you or be
t)w you lu position; example is the greatest
if teachers.
Be careful in all your conversations, cultl
atlne prndenoe, caution, mode and, as well
ood English.
Know how to listen well; take In all the
?olnt8 you are told, and oatoh the bplrlt as
p?ll as the letter of the request.
l>arn to close an Interview diplomat
ically and save your time and that ot other
leople as well.
Avoid too much cross examination of ous
omers when goods are returned; thlB causes
leedleBs irritation.
When aoommlsslon Is placed in your hand
o All, see that you put into it your bestjudg
nenl and thought. ?
Learn tbo great extent to which the gol
en rule may be applied In business matters "
pith the utmost satisfaction touli.
Don't submit a thing for approval until it
r your best; otherwise something else than
be best may be accepted
* 11 ? *<"?a "An awa fnnmlnn Knolnaao hah.
AH lUO biLUO /UU f?IO IUiUiIU( VUOIMODD .I?v
ta lake care that thete are sucb habits of
irogresalveness and worth as you will oare to
e'aln, andnever find occasion to break.
Learn to observe as yon go. aod draw valn
ble lessons from tbe things around yon.
Let each of us do bis part to make ibis or
aniEitlon one that will standout In blstory
?r the men It produces.
Think about your work as a wbole, not
aerely about tbe little pieces of It In band,
We fool ourselves wben we are too well
a'lsQed with our own arts
D? not allow little differences to Bhat off
irofltable connections and associations
/earn abpolutelv to respeel a promise or ap*
ointment and keep It faithfully.
Put yourself In other people's places to ge
iroper view of your metbodB and work.
Let your every destine with the puolic be
nub as will Inspire confidence.
8ee tb ?t your wirk b?glns prornplly In the
iftpnlno' lot t ho flrat few minntaM And VOll
a fall working trim and busy.
Salesmanitblp may be made a profession,
nd receive tbe same degree of respect ac
orded to an ariist of any class.
Be emphatically unwilling to R*k or re
vive favors from any person wHo expects a
eLnrn In business favors. .
LOWNDESVILLE,
Mr. J. Bruce Mosely, went to Grtenwood t
londay. ? \
Mrs. Leila Mullens of Seneca spent several I
ays of last week, with her father Mr. W. L
lowmao and family.
MIsi Grace Bolllvan or Laurens was wnn
rlends. In Ibis section. last week.
Mr. Marlon Latimer left today* week ago,
or Pougbkeepole, Y. and entered the
uslness college In that place. ^
At the plea Bant conn try home of Mr. W. L.
towman, two miles oat at 3 80 oclock p. m. J
be anion lo marrlaee of Mr. E. W. CarllK
nd MUs Emma Bowman took place Rev. O.
1. Abney officiating.
Tbe honored gnests prevent about fifty- In
lumber, would doubtless Join In saying tbe
rrangementa for celebrating tbe happy
vent, were as near perfect as It was po'Blble
>r them to be. Tbe roc^ms of the dwelling
rblce were open to tbe Kuesta were beauti
ally trimmed In a blending of colors quite
ttractlve. The dinner served oonld not but ^
? benrtlly relished by all who nartoolc of it.
he bridal couple boarded the 5 p. m. train
iI au Dunruuc U( ouujo niue in a luuun puu
ther piate*. x
Mr. Jas. iLnllmer and Mls? EIoIbp Harper
rent to Andernou Friday mornti g aud ul
jnrtert a vnleutine pnrtv th?t i
MesnrH W. C. Ariel aod Eiru^st L<tlme
rent to the va'entlne party given Friday
leht nt Anderson..
On Tharnday because of a freight train
'reck between McCormlcfcand thin plaoe the
p mall 'ra n had to detonr to Greenw oc^.
ben to Ca'houn Fulls, and then to thin pi tee
Baching here nearly four bourn late.
Toe weainer wuien iriamiotj prjb me
round hog. by lt? actions Indicates when It
rst cornea ?>ut of Its winter quarters 2nd of
ebruary Is to prevail for biz weeks after
ards shows to date that on the day above
anted he saw bl? shadow and Kent back,
r the bad weather continues, It will put tbe
irmera very much behind.
IHEUMATIC FOLKS I
Lre You {Sure Tour Kidneys
are Well?
Many rheumatic attacks are due to
ricacid/Jn tbe blood. But the duty
f ihe kidneys is to remove ail uric
cid from tbe blood. Its presence there
aows the kidneys are inactive. Don't
ally with "uric acid solvents." You
tight go on till doomsday with them,
ut until you cure tne kidneys you
ill never get well. Doan's Kidney
ii)s not only remove uric acid, out
jre tbe kidneys and then all danger
om uric acid is ended.
Hubert B. Calvo, bookbinder, em
toyed at The State Publishing Co.,
EHcial printers for tbe State of South
arolina, llviug at 1010 Lumber St.,
olumbia, S. C., says: "I thought I
id rheumatism and treated for it on
lat belief. loused all kinds of lini
ents. The jUin was in my back and
i my hips clear to tbe shoulders. The
Qiments did no good and I took to
ood medicines) but they did not help
e. I took a long trip in hopes that
ie change of climate might help me.
was away for three months but could
T kAAM,l
e Liu cuaiiKb 1UI me uetiei. x ucaiu
Doan's Kidney Pills and determin
l to try them, and got a box at a drug
ore. They completely removed the
tins out of my back and I have not
It a touch of the old trouble since I
;ed them."
For fale by all dealers. Price 50 cents
aster-Milburu (Jo, Buffalo, New
ork, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name?Doan's?and
ke no other.
?ou don't have to wait for your drugs if you
tone Mil ford's drag store. Those boys do
islueea right now. Phono 107.
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Faints! Pain
Wo narrv the largest and best st
and Stains in Abbeville County,
Town and Country Paint, Rem
Floor Paints, We also carry a
sizes and shapes. When in neei
see us, and we will guarantee th
as well as courteous treatment,
Yours to p!
C. A. MILFl
Phone - -
Cabbage and
For the ne
Cabbage and
1,000 to 4,000, {
Special price*
O. D. is prefer
delivery of pin
I have all
fey Wakefield,
Charleston W
si t able for pari
Succession an<:
larce flat bead:
personal atteui
w. F. CARE
J. W. SIGN,
ABBEVIL
Office under the
Is well equipped in bis line of busin
baskets ranges from the cheapest to the
3 is funeral car in a fine one. Airtight
he old brick vault and which is much i
ide casket. Drop couch caskets. Cba
Phone 8S a*, -v
The Peoples ?
ABBEVIL]
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OFFICERS.
S.|G. THOMSON, President.
G. A. NEUFFER, Vice-President.
R. E. COX, Cashier.
SCHOOL
Tablets
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Ir
General Sch<
Speed's D
pimms' mil
I ilUlVlUUU UUlli
State, County and
President: Vice-Pres
F. E. HARBISON. P. B. SI
Board of" Directors !
/isanska, John A. Harris, E. M. Haddc
r. F. G'linkscales, C. C. Gambrell.
We solici your business an
it safely and c
We are in potion to make you loa
when placed in
Our* Savings
lll?1 Header,
Fin* madinm alia.
Excellent shipper,
JDalidoai tor Ubla.
I ibcrat tan dajf I Earlieat Hit
1 later than K. Jerttj I Cabbala. A lar
A full alia larger. I yielder and a jo
A money maker. I
jhl?p?r
By the HUNDRED, THOUSAND or ]
varieties. Grown in the open field and will si
accompany your order; otherwise plants will
return charges on the money.
Prices, f. o. b. Young's Island, S. C.: BOO f
at SL25per 1,000; 9 to 20,000 at $1.00 per 1,000. I
and satisfaction guaranteed or money refan.
Gibson mailed free on application. Cheap ex
C. M. GIBSON, Yo
SOUTHERN
THE SMITH'S CP
* Uii WW ?U M UUJ
Inexcelled Dinning Car Servi
Through Pullman Sleeping
Convenient Schedul
Arrival and Depa
No. of
Trains.
114 Leaves at 10:20 a.m.
Columbia.
115 Arrives from Greeu
at 11:59 a.m.
116 Leaves at 5:50 p. m,
Greenville.
Ill Arrives from Green
at 7:15 p. m.
For full information as to rates, routt
Itailway Ticket
R. W. HUNT,
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent,
Atlanta, Ga.
V^H:V-'".-,";r'tSsFf X'-'TVSZTo.'1' V:"'7
>fef Paints!
IVU
iock of Paints, Oils, Varnishes
such as Mastic and Harrison's
mlac, Japalac, Floor Fix and
very large stock of Glass, all
1 of any of the items, call and
e best goods at the best prices
Lease,
ORD & CO.,
- - 107
Beet Plants.
xt few weeks I will fill all order* for
Beet Plan's at the following prims:
SI .25: 5.000 to 9.000, $1 00; 10.000, 90c.
on larger Jolt*, (.'ash wiih order or (J.
red. I guarantee satisfaction and tafe
UII8.
the leading varieties. The Early Jer
the mo-r popular early variety; the
nkefielil, a few day* later hutv?-ryde-!
l*-i? planting. In the later kinds I have
I thf Late Flut Dutch, both producing
?. Plants are ready for shipment; ruy
Lion given to all ordere.
L, Meggetts? S. G.
Funeral Director.
, 1
iLE, S. C.
Eureka Hotel.
ens. His complete stock of Coffins and
finest. Burial Robes always on hand,
water-proof steel vaults which replaces
more reliable. Metal lined cases for in
,rges reasonable acd service acceptable.
V. SJIG-3NT.
Savings Bank.
LE, S. C.
DIRECTORS.
8. G. Thomson, H. G. Ander<?on
G. A. Neufler, C. C. Garobrell,
W. E. Owens. F. B. Gary,
J. 8. Stark, B. E. Cox,
Jonn A. Harrin.
BOOKS
Pencils
ik
ool Supplies.
rug Store.
[ - ABBEVILLE
City Depository..
ildent: Caabler:
PEED, J. H. DuPRE.
: F. E. Harrison, P. B, Speed, G. A.
>n, LewisW. Parker, W. P. Greene,
id are prepared to handle
oiiserva lively. .
ns, and to pay interewt on deposits,
Department.
I
CABBAGE PLANTS
EARLY HEADERS
MILLION of the above three favorite
and severe cold without injury. Let money
be shipped C. 0. D., and you will have to pay
or $1.00; 1 to 4,000 at $1.50 per 1.000; 5 to 8,000
Special prices on larger quantities. Pull count
ded. Folder on Cabbage Caltare by C. M.
press rates to all points. Mail your orders to
ung's Island, S. C. ?
RAILWAY.
EATEST SYSTEM.
ce.
Cars on all Through Trains,
es on all Local Trains*
rture of Trains.
for Greenville and
vilJe ami Columbia
for Columbia and
vine anu uoiumoia
is, etc., consult nearest Southern
; Agent, or
J. C. LUSK,
Division Pass. Agent,
Charleston, S. C.
7 : VW.
Iv
One car load flour, one car load t
meal, one car load molasses, one
car load oats, one car kad corn,
Get our prices. The Eosenberg
Mercantile Co,
Abbeville-Green wo od
MUTUAL
i it ci ii n inrir
mailt mvi/1)
ASSOCIATION.
Property Insured, $1,500,000
January 1st, 1908,
V17RITE TO OH GALL on the underslgted
" or the Director of your Township
for any In formation yon may desire about
oar plan of Insurance.
We Insure yonr property against flettruo
tlon by
riEG, WiSDSTQ&M 11 L!SEICa%
and do so cheaper than any I; .ranee Com
pany In exlstenoe.
Remember we are prepared to prove to yon
that oars Is the safest and oh^apfxt. plan qt
Insurance known.
J. B. BLAKE, Gen. Agent
Abbeville, S. C.
J. F&ASER LYON, Pres.
Abbeville, S. C.
BOARD DIRECTORS.
8. G. Majors,..............Green'wood
J.T. Mabry .?..Cokesbury
W. B. Acker Don aide
M. H. CJlntcHwies Due West
W. W. L. Keiler........._Long Cane
I. A. Keller .. ._hmllhvllle
W. A. B'eveDnon Cedar Spring
W. W. Bradley .. Abbeville
Dr. J. A. Anderson Antrevllle
8.8. Bo:es.l Lowndesvllle
A. O. Grant .....Magnolia
J. W. Morrab Calhoun Mills
8. L. Edmonds ....Bordeaux
H. L. Rnsor.. ...M'alnnt Grove
W. A Nlckles - Hodges
J. D. Coleman Coronaea
D.8. Hattlwaneer....... Ninety-81x
C. H. Townsend Kinarda
J. Add. Calboan FellowsMo
Joseph Lake ........*_Pl 08 .lx
Bev. J. B. Muse- verdery
J. H. Chiles, Jr .?..Bradley
J. W. Lyon Troy
W. A. Cheatham .....Seidell
G. E. Dorn Call 1 son
G. E. Dorn Klrksevs
J. H. Brooks .. Brooks
Aboeville. 8 (Jan. 1 1906
60 YEAR8*
EXPERIENCE
Patents
T* TRADE MARKS
W* Dcsions
.... 1 Copyrights Ac.
Anyone sending a sketch and description maf
quickly ascertain our opinion fro? whothe
lnrentlon IS probably pater]itnbl% Commo;
er an
.jmiiiBTil??
on Patents
UUJUaiJ wv^kbuiM vur Vfiuiuu wi
lnrentlon U probably paten tab) aCo
tlons strictly confidential. HANDBOOK Q ?
tent free. Oldost agency for securing patents.
Patents taken through Mann A Co. leoetff
tpecUUnoUu, without charge, In the
rpccuunvw+i Wiiuuub yuanto, iu uio
Scientific flmcricait
A handsomely Ulnstrated weekly, larinrtefo
CUJanon ox any scionuuu juutuiu* f? ?
rear; four months, f L Bold by all newri mlert.
jBUNN&Co.'"^ New York
_ Branch Office. 625F Bt, Washington. IX C.
Heart Strength
Heart strength, or Heart Weakness, mean* Nerve
Strength, or Nerve Weakness?nothing mora. Pos
itively. not one weak heart In a hundred Is, in tt- -
self, actually diseased. It Is almost always a
hidden tiny little nerve that really is all at fault.
This obscure nerve?the Cardiac, or Heart Nerve
?simply needs, and must have, more power, mora
stability, more controlling, mora governing
strength. Without that the Heart must continue
toffail, and the stomach and kidneys also hart
these same controlling nerves.
This clearly explains why, as a medicine, Dr. i
Shocp's Restorative has in the past done so much
lor weak and ailing Hearts. Dr. Shoop first sought
the cause of all this painful, palpitating, suffocat
ing heart distress. Dr. Shoop"s Restorative?this
popular prescription?Is alone directed io thew
weak and wasting nerve centers. It builds;
lfcstrengtnens; is oners reai, genuine umn umy.
If you would hare strong Hearts, strong di
gestion. strengthen these "uarres ? reestablish
them u needed, with
Dr. Shoop's
Restorative 1
C. A. M1LF0RD.
OR IN D
Laxative Fruit Syrup
PJeasant to take j
The new laxative. Does
not gripe or nauseate.
Cures stomach and liver
troubles and chronic con
stipation by restoring the
natural action of the stom
ach, liver and bowels.
Refuse substitutes* Price SOo.
P. B. SPEED
Calvert & Uickles
? Headquarters for ?
White Hickory Wagons
Owensboro Wagons,
Bock Hill Buggies,
Summer Buggies,
Uneap buggies,
Harness, Laprobes, etc.
Oalvert & Nickles.
yeb,;M. loo) "
KILLthecouch |
and CURE the LUNGS I
! with Or. King's
lei DisGovsry
FOR Oouchs JSn
. W.. ^OLDS Trial Bottle Free
AND ALL THROAT AND LUNGTR0UBLE8.
GUARANTEED S ATI S FACT OB'
OB MONET REFUNDED.
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