The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, March 11, 1908, Image 4

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The Press and Banner , 'Bv W, W. and W, R, Bradley. HUGH WILSON, Kdilor.J ^ ? ? pr ABBEVILLE, S. C. ct ^Published every Wednesday at <2 a year Id ailvanoe. a gr Wednesday, March 11,1908. : Be Hon Frank B. Gary, Senator. b? co The Legislature In joint assembly, elected ^ Hon. Frank B. Gary, United States Senator, to succeed the Hon. A.. C. Latimer, deceased. , There has perhaps never been just such a political contest in the State legislature; and T{ Mr. Gary's election is the highest possible [Q tribute to him as a man. Unquestionably, be wa8 handicapped in the race. The feeling r>r onmrmiPshiD for him on the part of the members, linked with tbat respect and con- ** fldence that be has Inspired by long years of ' faithful service, made bis election possible In ^ tbe face of tbe strongest opposition. His was w| a personal vote tbat could not be broken by ^ flattery or dissipated by tbe shrewdest polltlcal tactics. That Mr. Gary was tbe evident cbolce of T' the Joint assembly was apparent early In tbe ' balloting. At onetime or another, long be- be fore tbe ballot which elected him, eighty fle nine members t^ad voted for him, showing conclusively tbat be was tbe cbolce of tbe Jn" body. Tbe ballotlDg was prolonged by the ec nomination of men from different sections of ac tbe State who by reason of locality or assocl- th atlon felt constrained for tbe time being to quit tbe leading candidate to pay a compllmentary vote to tbe new nominee. Representative citizens of tbe town called p{ at Mr. Gary's home last Saturday night to |Q express their pleasure and satisfaction at bis election. Tbe occasion was turned Into a Q( social gathering In which all parties enjoyed W| . themselves very much. ( ? * ? Ri Ladies Civic League. le, Something like a year ago tbe Press and w< Banner suggested tbat the ladles of Abbeville organize a Civic League, wblcb organlz tlon should take In tbe matter of beautifying tbe town, adding to Its public pleasures, and contributing by cooperation to tbe growth of tbe city. Similar associations exist In many other towns of tbe State, and It is said tbat great good baa resulted therefrom. Just as tbe Men's Commercial Club, an organized body can In this organized capacity handle a proposition tbat the town Is Interested In, to advantage, so the Ladles' Civic League wfll be In position to handle Buch matters of a public nature as come awkwardly to the sterner Bex. A call requested by &11sb Mamie Lou Smith, Mra. M. T. Coleman, Mrs. J. C. Ellis, Mrs. F. E. Harrison, Mrs. W. D. Wilson and Mayor McMillan, 1b hereby Issued, requesting all the ladles'of the city to meet In the Court room, near tbe hotel, Thursday, March i2th at 11 o'clock, for tbe purpose of organization. Come one. Come all. Rural Free Delivery. Tbe following letter shows tbat tbrougb tbe efforts or Congressman Aiken, all tbe available territory In Abbeville County Is now being covered by rural delivery service. When the population becomes denser new routes will be put In. Little more can be done now than Improving existing routes by making such changes to better serve the majority of tbe people. March 4, 1908. Bonoiable Wyatt Aiken, Houte of Representatives. Sir: Yon 8re advised tbat complete county serrice hm hepn nrrtprnl In Ahhevllln CnuntV. Sooth Carolina, effective April 1,1908. There will be a total ot seventeen routes In this county, one of which' No. 8, Lowndesville, is new. The following list stows the cfflcen from which the various routes start: Abbeville, 1.2,3,4 and 5. Antrevllle, 1. BoDalda, 1, 2, 3, and 4. Lowndesville, 1,2, and 3. Mount Carmel, 1. McCnrmlck, 1 and 2. rn Wlillngtcn, 1. V Very respectfully. P. V. DtGraw. Fourth Assistant Postmaster General * Ml Greenwood's Need. Greenwood 1b big-hearted and liberal. She gi has man ufacturlng Interest*,?mercantile In- ^ terests, pr lntlng Interests, and has recently q, build a college which promises to be of great consequence to all tbe people. Bat Green wood lacks one thing, and that one thing is an Associate Reformed PreBbTterlan ctaurcb. That city already has at hand some good ready-made A. R. P. material, and the undeveloped product abounds there. Nothing to do bat to gather It In. Back From WatbinKton, Mr. Arthur Morrow, one time printer In the Press and Banner office, but more lately one of your Unole Samuel's typos In the great olty of Washington, Is now at home, looking aa smooth In the face as the youngest man In town. No better man than Arthur Morrow could be found In town, and we hope that be may find It both pleasant and profitable to stay with us forever. We will Bpeak to some of our best girls and If any of them would aooept a place as wife of a good man the place Is theirs. f P. 8. Blnoe writing the above we learn that Mr. Morrow will go Into the printing buslnpRd nt Anrifmnn The Evening Hun. We have been rectivlng the Evening Sun of Greenville, which comes np to all tbe requlrtmtnls. We have always Ilkcd Mr. J. C. Garlington, Its editor, and we hope that good things may come to him and bis paper ^ Brave,honorable and bright, be deservea well B( of the people. p ej Tbe Bamberg Herald may tell people that there is little or no risk In balldlng a warehouse that may answer tbe public demand. We are judging from tbe success of our warehouse. Some five or six vears aeo the DeoDle P' of Abbeville bollt one, and since iben Its ttl ' stock has been sold at an average of fifty per ac cent premium. be p? , * sa Dr. S. A. Vlsanska of Atlanta, 1b In town on a visit to his father's family. He stands high <je with tbe brethren of the profession, as Is yc evidenced by the part which he takes in all ^ matters looking to tbe public bealtb. His W| writings for tbe medical Journals show much thought. Unlike some other physUlansbe i is not compelled to use medical terms, or ha phrases, to confuse tbe reader or to hide his th own knowledge. He knows things and fee proveB tbe (act by speaking plain English, rei e4 * wl Tbe Prees and Banner is very glad that Mr. 35, F. H. McMaster wae elected Insurance com- 1 missioner. A better man could not have foi been chosen. Mr. McMaster is first cousin to ex Abbeville, abd Abbeville always rejoices at bU tbe prosperity of Its kluBfolk. cb ? au President Aug. W. Smith of the Woflord cotton mill ct>me over Monday to loofc alter his landed estate In this county. j w< "a William Billy la still endorsed for Demo- ^ oratlc nominee for President. | ve I te I pa Cherry Juice cough syrup at Mllford's drug pli Btore. ^ Ki Conoty Teacher* A**oClatlon. 3n last Friday the largest aggregation o: Etchers yet held in Abbeville was called tc der by tbe Supr. of Education, R. B. Cheatim. Tbe teachers met to organize a Count} acber Association and to bear from Mlsi *nce, President of tbe Rural Sohool Imovement Society. Miss Nance was not >le to be present; her inability to be present as a great disappointment to tbe teachers At 1:15 County Superlntendant R. B leatham called tbe meeting to order, and it few well turned remarks expressed hli eat pleasure at having so many teacher tbered here. Dr. F. E. Harrison, Chairman of the Boarc Trustees of Abbeville, on bebalf of tb< >ard,and tbe Mayor, who was detained fron lng present, extended a bearty wel met to tbe teachers, assuring them tbat the; id tbe bearty support of all in this move ent. Superintendent L. W. Dick next spoke < 3rd of welcome on tbe part of tbe Clt: tachers. Prof. Dick, who 1b always actlvi educational affairs took great Interest li e meeting, and it was to bis Instrumental f tbat tbe success of tbe meeting waa largi due. Mr. S. W. Rabb, oi Due West, was then elec d president. After tbe election of preslden e teachers repaired to tbe Eureka Bote here a feast was spread for tbe teacher rough tbe klndnesB of tbe business men o bbevllle. After the reas6embilDg of the teachers Mr U. Robertson, of McCormlck, was electee t vice president, Mrs. M. C. Wharton, of Ab iville, 2nd vice president, and W. R Bradley cretary and treasurer. President Rtbb announced County Buper lendent Cheatham as chairman of the ex utlva committee and stated tbat be wouh ILIUULIUU IUO uauica ui iuc uiuoi uiouiuviou c committee through t be papers. Be then introduced Prof. Styles R. Melll amp,County Superintendent of Schools fo -angeburg, who addressed the asaoclatlon -of. Melllcbamp made an Interesting am struotlve talk along sobool lines. Ue urge< e importance of home education and spoki bow every man Is a teacher In hlsdall: tilk and conversation. On the part of the association Presides ibb thanked Prof. Melllcbamp for his exoe! nt talk and klndty interest In the work. The following Is a list of the teachers wh< Bre present: 1...MISS Ethel Well* ~ 2...Miss Lulle Andrews 8...W. C. Arlall, Principal Miss Annie Bell MlssAlleen Harrle > 9...M1SS Bessie Sblrley .... 10...Rev. A. L. Patterson, Principal MlssPiorenoe Patterson Miss Ellen T. Harrell 11... R. E. Qrier, Principal Miss Brlce Morris 12...Miss Minnie Ryan ? 13...T. H. Robertson, Principal Miss Oorrle Talbert Miss Helen Cbeatbam Miss Jessie Coleman. Miss Leon Sibert Miss Rosa McCracken 14...Misa Sara Baker 15...Mies Edna Teague 16...Miss Clara Bonner 17...Miss Carrie Cowan 19...Miss Ada Kennedy 20... W. E. Gardner, Principal Miss Mary Herbert 21...Miss Haltie Greene Miss Mollle Cochran 22...L. W. Dick, Superintendent W. R. Bradley, Principal Miss Elolae Foster Miss Helen White Miss May Robertson MlssSallle w bite Miss Louise DeBrubl Miss Minnie Greene Miss Eliza Mabrv Miss Julia Foster Miss Rosa Maxwell Mrs. Lizzie Casoo 23...Mrs. M. C. WbartoD? ! 25...Miss Allle May Power 26...Kay Carwlle Miss Margaret Browolee ; 27...MI6S Annie WbltmlrA, Principal... Miss Leila Browne 28...S.T. Ellis 29...Mies Helen Keaton Miss Ella Mandy 80...Miss Elizabeth Gassaway 81 ...P. S. Cromer 32...Miss Annie Miller Miss Kate Crawford 36...MISS Maggie McKee 86...Miss Lola Crawford...... 37...Miss Ora Belle Martin Miis Bealab 8trlnger 88...B. W. Rabb. Principal 40...Miss Mary E. Brooks 42...MIB8 Lama Bowen 43 MIkr Alma. Walla 49...MIF8 Claudia Crowther 52...M1BH Daley Gable Mi68 Georgia Kennedy 54...M1sb Katbrlne Wbltley 7YATT AIKEN DOING WELL [aklng a Bee Line for HI* Fonrtl Term In Congresa. We are Informed tbatonr big-hearted Con ensman, Wyalt Aiken, baa a new belr. A ist accounts tbe father was doing well an as making a bee line for bla fourth term 1 ongreaa.?Wllllamaton Advertiser. Petit Jury?First Week. J. L. Kennedy, Calhoun Mills." J. L. Clark, Abbeville. J. K. Deason, Bordeaux. W. J. Shaw, Lowndeavllle. W. E. Daniels, Lowndeavllle. Enoch Smitb,Dne West. W. Hampton Jones, Abbeville. J. H. Link, Cedar Springs. John W. Cllnkscales, Doe West. S L. Wilson, Calhoun Mills. G. O. Hemmlnger. Calhoun Mill*. J. A. Brock, Due Wwt. J. E. Leard, Indian Hill. J. W. Faulkner, Abbeville. A. E. Glbert, Cedar Sprlnro. J. 8. Norwood.Abbevllle. B. A. Rlchey, Donalds. J. L. Moragne, Donalds, P. W. Carwlle, Lowndesvllle. B. F. Nelson, Lowndesvllle. M. 8. Ashley, Doe West. F. H. Gable, Indian Hill. J. A. Gilmer, Long Cane. W. A. Lawton, Bordeaux. L. 8. Moore, Lowndesvllle. T. H. Gordon, Long Cane. F. M. Stone, Donalds. W. H. Clark, Abbeville. R. P. Prultt, Donalds. 8- C. Link, Abbeville. R. W. Hlgglns, Donalda. T.J.Coleman, Donalds. J. 8. McCllnton, Cedar Springs. Sam Abies, Abbeville. J. R McCoy, Donalds. E. M. McCarter, Diamond Hill. 4^^ Ordered Not to Pay. United States Marshal McAdams was li wn laBt Monday and served the People ink with notice not to pay ont any dlspen insary money now on deposit in that bank :cept upon orders from the Federal Court. The Bank bad previously received an orde rA thlfl Office of State Board of Dlre9tors of tba South Carolina Dispensary Colombia, S. C., March 2nd, 1908. eoples Savings Bank, Abbeville, S. C. Gentlemen?Yon are hereby notified tba e Legislature of South Carolina baa paosei i aot forbidding the payment by aoy ban) >ldlng funds to the credit of the 8tateDls insary Commission, of any check for lh< me unless It Is countersigned by the Stat* easurer, and owing to the proposed Inter rence by the United States Circuit Court wt iem It well to notify you of this, and tba mr collaterals should be surrendered on thi morlDg of checks In proportion to rundi ;ld out, und if this notfoe Is disregarded, ll 111 be at your peril. W. F. Stevenson, Atty. for State Dispensary Commission. fVnd the President of the Peoples Bank ,vlng received two orders not to pay on Is money, except on conditions, or orders >ls inclined to bold on to It, although he U ?dy to pay the money, after be has recelv proper authority to do so. The amoun itch Is understood to be In this bank li 000, ["be effeotof this order will be to Btop th< lr per cent. Interest wblob the bank wai n noo Tho honlr o a tea n n/lnr. ind.ls ready and will stand ready, to oast eoka for the amounts as soon as the propel thorlty Is glveD. At Home. \t the residence of W. T. Bradley, the good >men of the A. B. P. church will hold an t home" on Thurt-day evening, Marcb 12th le purpose of the entertainment Is to rata ndu for cbnrcli work and to Ibis end a sllr offering Is requested from those wbo at nd. Tbe ladles will spare no pains either Id rlor or kitoben to make tbe event one ol easure 10 every loaiviauai wuu miwuub. elresfamenta all free. AUTOMO Ford Mod* For Sale. Quit ENOUGH: w \j n ; y i i J i I T. EDGAR / 1 ANDERSO ; ROOFING AND MET i GutteriDg. Ventilators, Skylights, Creating, Ridge Capping, Gravel St e Mill and Repair Work a Specialty. ? The Famous Kelsey n !. ... Phone or Write : % ^ A Sweet Singer of Israel. | Hon. W.P. Wldeman aiteDded eervlcrs Id I tbe A. R. P. Church at Abbeville, on Sabbath I day, and aa Is hla custom when visiting other V obarohes, be Joined In tbe conga ol praise. I Few men have song oftener In publlo wor ship, and none can draw more melody from I the Psalms. If he would stay with ns we I would get blm a harp and have blm charm the hungry multitude and danoe before tbe B Ark aadld tbe sweet singer ol Israel In "Ye I omen iiiub. Hlu Ethel Lyon. Mlsa Ethel Lyon, one of tbe fairest as well as one of the sweetest of Abbeville's girls, Is at home from college for a few days. Wanted. To boy a good medium slzn mole betVreen the age* of 5 and 10 years. Enquire at Press and Banner office. Zaehnry, tbe Seedman. Zacbary, tbe well known North Carolina seedsman, will be In Abbeville Saturda y March the 14ib. I Offer for Hale. An acre lot on Main street. Eist front. Splendid building lot for quick sale. Apply to Fred Canon. Piano for Sale. A good square piano for sain. Price 850. Apply to J. T. Maglll, Due West, S. C. 2i Game Laws. There has been no change made In tbe bird game and fish laws of this State except two very minor amendments concerning tne season In Lexington county and making a close season for tbe opossum. Silver Offering. Ladles of tbe Ashoolate Reformed oburcb will entertain at the borne of Mr. W. T. Bradley, Thursday afternoon, March 12tb, from 5 o'clock to 10 o'clock p. m. Everybody Is Invited. A silver offering will be aocepted at the door. During tbe afternoon cake and loe cream will be served to all present. " Dr. A. C. Wllklns will be absent from town for some days. Tbere will be no preaching at tbe Baptist oburch next Sonday. Sunday b school as usual at 10 a. m. i. Tbe public are cordially Invited to an "At t Horn#" to be given at tbe restdenoe of W. T. d Bradley In behalfof the A. R. P. cburob on D Tbur*day evening, Marob 18, from 5 o'c ock till 10 o'clock. A sliver offering is expected at tbe door. Free refreshments. *! !? nl m nU?ninKh?d Krinmlor. Prof. W. 11. Hand, of tbe South Carolina University, spent a few boars In Abbeville yesterday, looking Into tbe coarse of stady and otber details of tbe work tbe high school ( department of tbe city xchools. Prof. Hand * Is no stranger In our olty, where be baa a Co great many friends and admirers. 0ff tea Darcsa'i Local*. Ever try a "Reflector Baker ?" It Is a simple cooking devloe and is sold by Dargan's 5 JS and lOo store. Housekeepers would And buying cblna for vj dinner servloe "open stock" tbe better plan. " At Dargan's you can find four deooratea patterns open stock and two In white?tbls Is china. Also you will find several open slock English patterns. White feet hose for lOo per pair can be had at Dargan's 6 and lOo store. Dargan sella a new candy now. 5e for a X pound Is tbe price and It Is flna He also sells ( a splendid candy at ICo pound. 8ec Cfann nanarrvor roll. Da reran ' U.. v1vKV ww f"- " ? - uu Eleotrlo light globes can be bad at Dargan's. wc Special price* by tbe dozen. Some excellent things In glarsware and orockery are being shown at Dargan's 5 and ? lOo store lor 10c eacn. . Primary Election 1 ' T anc ? For Mayor and one AUiermaD from dr? eacn or ine iour warns or me v>riy or tt , r Abbeville, 8. C., will be held at Coun- oi'n cil office, Cotton Mill and 8. A. L. n Shops, MARCH 24th, 1908, from 8 o'clock a. m. till 4 p. m. ??tc Managers at Council Office?W. G. dra } Chapman, J. L. Clark, B. P. Greene. t i 8hops?J. C. Cox, Foster Cromer, T. ">e - C. Seal. J* I Cotton Mill?John Evans, B, H. tbr" : Williams, T. H. Corn. S ' t It 9 . ltar 9 Stone'i Locals. 8p? 1 A few bnabela of good olean cow peas. Early Rose and Red Bliss seed potatoes , opened this week. Good and sound. F , Anvils, bellows, tonga, sledge and band Roc bammera. ' I have almost as many oata as Carter bad, J viz., Ked oats, seed oata, Burt or 90 days oals, - feed oat8. A l Wood and Iron beam middle buatera, Little con: , Joe barrowi, genuine Boy Dlzlea. Tbe My Block of plow polnta la complete. All reec| sizes and abapea. Come and see the Benton one-horae cultlva1 tor. Something new and the beet one you v ever saw. 8*j i A good supply of Wood's garden Beed. hon r Right fresh and you know tbey are the best. swt A car of the best block Jelllco coal in toda;> Thr and another to arrive next week. botl A case of Premium bams Just opened, sizes * 5 1 2 to 8 1-2 pounds. The very best. I ? ?? i F< Seaboard Sctjrdule. No. 62 North (Local) due 12.52 pm No. 32 North due 6.32 pm w. No. 88 North due 12.52 am wor t No. 63 Sooth (Local) due 4.16 pm No 38 Sonth due 115 pm Lc No. 41 Sooth due 4.51 am C. A * - p,r7im :.i BILES! il "N" ;k! Cheap! SAID. fHOMSON. LRCHER, I IV, s. c. AL WORKERS. \ Conveyors, Comic Finials, ops, Gasoline Tanks, Cotton ,'ot Air Furances. for Price*.... Spring Tonics I Are Needed Occasionally by Almost Every One And despite the fact that j medicines have changed rapidly in the past few years Sarsaparilla remains the Spring Tonic w lft te vc Par Excellence. ? cc m ID You will find our prepara- d tion of Sarsaparilla to be fresh and effective. J THEMcMURRAY fa " ^ ^ ^ ^ M RE WW ft I DRUG UUMrARI. I I flfi n? BBHBHHHHBHHBBI Rt, MUSIC STUDIO. I m Highest Testimonial*. w Prof. Jules G. Huguelet, m Organist Methodist Cburcb, AND TEACHER OP fc Piano, Violin and Organ. , Abbeville, S. C. jyj Studio on second floor of new Realty mpany building, next to new post\o.p. Mias Carrie Hueuelet. assistant icher and in charge of studio. rc; K< wl ine Watch and Clock Re- ^ airing?Finest References, g Jules G. Huguelet, Expert Watchmaker. y( Abbeville, S. C. Dffice and Repair Department on gj iond floor of new Realty Company ,. ilding, next to new postoffice. All *1 irk guaranteed. Railroad watcb >rb a specialty. s ol Pr Speed's Locals. be glrlsare specially fond of Huyler's can- tic Do not risk sending them any tblng else. 25 ted's drag store. rei >'arg may rage and storms may blow, 00 To thwart ine world's t-ndeavor; w< ads may come and bobbles goes, i Bat Speed's clnoo cigars never?Tennyson 0ri om Dixon's latest book "Tbe Traitor," I other new novels Just received at Speed's g store. he bovs know a Kood thine wben they see HI ind stick to It after they'find It. Speed's co cigars. ' you want one of the best paints on tbe rket, one with a genuine guarantee on it s' I one that will be carried out to tbe letter, ?{* Devoe's lead and zinc paint from Speed's r? ig store. U? hey are nice and sweet and yon can enjoy gr, true aroma of the tobacco when you buy m? co cigars from Speed, because they are al- etc ps fresh, just lrom tbe factory. He sells ted ee thousand every ten days. ch cured In 80 minutes by Wool ford's San y Lotion. Never falls. Sold by P. B. T] ed. druggist. 6m Watermelon Seed. ine Southern grown watermelon seed and V ikyford canteloupe seed for sale by ret J. W. Rykard. cui an; Loot II off. 88t red bog, male, weighing about 150 pounds ie to my bouse Just before Uurlstmas. i owner can reclaim him upon payment of I bill and cost of this advertisement. nr Zt Ellhu Finley. " 80] oRllBh Spavin Liniment removes Hard, t or CalloUHfcd Lump# and Jtuemisnes irom , ses; alto Blood Spavins, Curbs, Splints, ,f teney, Ring Bone, Stifles, Sprains, Swollen " oats, Coughs, etc. Save SoO by use of one yj" kle. A wonderful Blemish Cure. Sold by p 1. Speed, druggist. Cm r> 1 Balteriew. 5r gas engines. A fresh lot Jnst received. T W. N. Thomson. Mu ? E otblDg like N. R. tablets. They do the k. For sale at Mllford's drug Blore. h ray >rd Casper, the beet 5o olgar on earth, at x .. Mlliord a Co. -"<gpy .. . J . "v'.l ElXlXDC ARE NOW SHOW1 SPRING DRESS E; Linen Ponges, all leading shades, on Silk Ponges 27 inch beautiful quality 27 inch Seuisett all new spring shade "Tussorah" Silk, 24 inch wide, stric fabrique $1. 36 inch Tafleton, black and colors, fcl 20 iuch Musaline Silk in all staple sh 27 inch China Silk in white, black, \ brown, navy, cardinal and green. T1 silks 50c. WHITE LIN) 90 inch all pure Linen at $1, $1.25 at linen 50c and 75c. 36 inch white and co Black and Tan Oxfords, all new spring s W ISH GOOl The new spring wash fabriques, Scol tern 20c and 25c. 100 pieces White Waistimjs, stripes-, all new stuff from 10c up to 50c yd. B. M. HADDON & I *JMade by Natui I as healthful, as \ I the grape of the I fig of the tree. I <IFor all cookii I cheaper, and he ^ the best of the h< g as butter for mc j \m\I i)itt w?Jw - _. Tickling or dry Coughs will quickly looseD htn using Dr Sboop's Cough Cure. And It. 1 I so thoroughly harm less, that Dr. Hhoop JL j lis mothers to use nothing else, even fori Jry yourg babies. The wholesome green ! aves and tender stems of a lung heeling 1 ountnlnous i-hrub give the curative proper- 4 M 08 to Dr. Shoop's Cough Curp. It calms the IS )UKb, and heaH the sensitive bronchial *W embranes. No oplnra, no chloroform, nothg harsh uHjed to li Jure or suppress. Demand r. Shoop's. Take lio other. C. A. Mllford. Ff Moose Sasij AUQrney*at*I,8 w? j The Office over Glenn's Store, 'at tt Remember that wbpn the Stomach nerves 11 or weafc en. Dyspepsia or iDdlgt-s'.lon must ways follow. But, strengthen these same eak Inside nerves with Dr. Shoop's Restorave, and then see how quickly health will T^.-, ;alu return. Weak Heart and Kikney . irves can also be strengthened with the Re- | oratlve, where Heart pmnn, palpitation, or I Idney weakness Is found. Don't flru^ the , omacb, nor stimulate the Heart orKidne\ s. a,Du 3 aat Is wrong. Go to tho cause of these allents. Strengthen those weak Inside nerves " Ith Dr. Shoop's Restorative and get well. A oople, BlDgle test will eurely teil. C. A. llfo d. It might prove to your advan- Dry I tge to get our prioes on buggies z afore buying, The Bosenberg [ercaDtile Co. No Case on Record. ["bore is no case on record of a cough or cold / suiting In pneumonia or consumption after ley's Honey and Tar hns been taken, as it 11 stop your cough and break up your cold ilckly". "Holuhe any but the genuine Fo'ey's aney and Tar Id a yeilow package. Con- * Ins do opiates and Is safe and sure. P. B A ,e0d- ___ ii] Don't be annoyed with holes in >nr stockings when you can g roid it by buying Everwear ho- & ery from The Rosenberg Mercan- & le Co. v ? -? js wej >100 00 paid by Dr. Sboop for any recent case , Grippe or acute Cold mat a 26 cent box of Wli eventlcs will uot break. How Is thin .or an 'er? Tbe Doctor's supreme confidence In ese little Candy Cold Cure Tablets?Preven??Is certainly complete. It's a $100. against centf?pretty big odds. And Prevenilcs *r?|_0 member, contain do qulnrne, do laxative, ? Uica itblag taar*b nor sickening. Pneumonia Tools, >uld ne er appear If early colds were al- j|arae iys broken. 8a fe and sure lor feverish chll- T en. IS Prevent Icy 25c. C. A.Mllford. Jjeawi Tubs, Don't forget our buggy depart-1 ent, Rosenberg Mercantile Co. oats, ?? BacoD f you would like to fool come wise C< flee 30c to Itlc, who "knows fine Cofletj on mate and ftn.i i.. vor." quietly make lor him a batch of Dr. oop's' Health Ci'lTec-'" and terve it piping WOO t. It deceived Mrs Sboop, and will I be- Soda, ve deceive any one. And there Is not a TUni tin of real Coflee In it. Health Ottee is J ide from pure toastid grainf, mall, nuts, 1 fat i. Made In a MlDUle?no 20 to ?0 miuoteK Lice 1 Uoub boiling. H pounds La-. L.T.Mller. Garden seed ! Garden seed!! Sheet] le Rosenberg Mercantile Co. This Is Worth Remembering. King Whenever you have a coujiii or cold, Just nember that Foley's Homy aud Tar will e it. Do uot risk y >ur health by taking y but Ibe genuliie. It is luayiliow puck... P. B. Speed. Meu,s 1 - Otfera Everwear hosiery has no equal. aua Cl laranteed six months. The Kociberg Mercantile Co. J 'oley's Honey andTarcurea the most ob date coughs and expels tho cold from the tem as li Is mildly Inxatlve. It l?KUnraud. The genuine In In the yellow package. a B. Speed. Honey m ? troubl-f ,, k . . . Food ai .lli'JIurriij m I.ociiIm. or otliei be imv t lieituliful crepe paper at the Mc ' u S , irray Drug Co.'m etoie. r. o. ?p IIToro de la Selvas?that good cigar. Mcirray Drug Co. I ylo Talcum Powder for the baby. McMni-! n -n i Drug Co. SWIlt' wo good to eal?Lowney's candles and V?Qr0i 1 ere'b chocolates. AlcMurray Drug Co. Dorg J I - v "~;Vm in ~mi' inrTKtMMia?MM<M<i?a?aaM> )N'S ' NG_ SYLISH v15kiuu-us. ly 40c yd. 50c. 8 oOJ. tly all silk, the new drees and $1.25. ades. >iiik, li?ht blue, chapaigne, le best grade foreign finish EX. id $1.50. 36 inch all pure lored linines 15c and 25c. itylt-s, Overgaittrs to match. )S. tch Zephys, in beautiful patplaids and figured designs, COMPANY. ) of Satisfaction i ilniftl Ullll >larm e. As pure, I vholesome as I vine or the fi / ' |g ig ? better, I althier than I jg?as good I >st purposes. If mmmm ie Lien Law not Repealed and so we are all happy once more. Now let me help to add to your happiness by giving yon Eight Kind of Goods 10 Eight Prices. I have a lot of specialties such as J ni x uveu nuws, uumvaiurs, Bellows, Anvils, Sorts of Farmers' Supplies. I have the Genuine Boy Dixie Plow as well aa the imitation. Groods, Shoes, Hardware ind Groceries. I carry a good stock of Dry Goods, Shoes, Hardware as well as Groceries. lie and See Me and I will interest you. nos ?. Morse. M.V* U1JU1I1I 11 equipped to supply the public th seasonable goods at reasonable prices. HARDWARE. nite Roofing, Garden Wire Plow Saddles, Briddles, Collar-, Pads ; s, Trace?, Nails, Horse Shoes, er, Tinware, Crockery, Bucket?, Well Chains. GROCERIES. Co d, Mill Feed, Chicken Feed, i, Hams, Lard, Tobacco by box 5t>c, Syrup in kegs, half barrels j ai rels, new crop N. O. ' d value in Coffee, Rice, Soaps, n ml ( 'hm finrti'a estic Flour (lie best. ts Caille Powders, Poultry Food Ciller and Roupe Cure. DRY GCODS v ing, Cheviot?, Outings, Denims, c licking and Dress Goods. jj SHOES. ' I Bee and Tuff Hide, all leather, a nothing better. e CLOTHING. S and Boys Suits, extra Pants, IIh, Shirts, Underwear, also Hats aps. J , R. Glenn. b L Notice to Our Customers. re p!ea6ed to announce tbat Foley's 1 ami Tar for coukIir. co'dn and lung i 1h not allecieJ liy (lie National Pure id Drug law as it contains do opiates r harmful drug*. and we recommend ri ' ale remedy lor children and ?du ts. o e^d. have several car loads of'd s fertilizers, The Kosentfercantile Co. ic r-r rasas . CANDIDATES. For Coroner. We nre auihorlzed to announce H. W. Bow in rh a candidate for the otSee of Coroner of Abbeville county, subject lo the aoiion of the Democratic primaries. For Treasurer. * I hereby announce myself as a candidate or Couniy Treasurer of Abbeville county, subjeot to the action of (be Democratic prlmailes. John M. Gambreil. I hereby annonnce myself as a candidate for Treasurer of Abbeville County, subject to tbe Action of the Democratic primary. James Chalmers. J I hereby announce myself as candidate for tbe office of County Treasurer, subject to tbe action of the Democratic primary. J. K. Bradley. *? For Supervisor. I berehv announce myself as a candidate for tbe c.ftlce of Supervisor of Abbeville coon* tv uiihlui-t tn the octlnn of the OfmnoratlA primary. George 8. Wilson. For Sheriff. We are authorized to announoe T. Lorton Robertson as a candidate lorSherill ol Abbeville coanty, subject to tbe primary election. N. R. tablets at Milford's. We have tbe agency for tbe 4 tlanta Floral . rk>. Wben in need of some choice flowers phone us ?our orders. We will give them to you on the next iraln. O. A. Mlliord 4 Co. * Don't forget us wben in need of some nice fl >wers. Phone 107. C. A. Mil ford A Co. Huy ler'*, that HDgel lood yon have beard so much about, at Mllford's drag store. Work. Work Yes, everybody worka at 0. A. Mlliord <& Co. store to please you. Give > i hem your business. We are giving closer attention to farm supplies and heavy groce- v ries than we have ever done before and invit6 the farmer to come in and make our store hfs headquarters, and get our prices before placiDg his order for samples. The Rosenberg Mercantile Go. I FT WATERS I N Boot and Shoe Maker. ( Prompt and neat repairing. Annex . to Taggart Hou^e, Abbeville, B. C. ' Notice to Liquor Dealers. Office of Couuty Dispensary Board for Abbeville County. Abbeville, 8. C.t Feb. 26,1908. - / Bids are hereby requested, in accordance with tbe terms of tbe Dispensary ' law now in force, for the following kinds and qualities of liquors, beer, and ot hi?r ari icles hereiu enumerated to be furui.-hed/to the State of South Carolina for U9e of tbe County Dispensary Board for Abbeville County, to wit: 200 bbls. corn whiskey, 80 proof. 40 bbls. corn whiskey, 100 proof. 40 bbls. rye whiskey, give proof and age. 15 bbls. gin, different grades. 5 bbls. malt whiskey. t 2 bbls. rum. T > \ 2 bbls. grain alcohol. 200 bbls. beer. Bids will also be received for about 400 cases case goods, including rye, ' corn and Scotch whiskey, brandy, gin, rum and wine. Also two cars glass. Cork and tinfoil, and other articles used for a county dispensary. All goods shall be furnished in compliance with and subject to the terms unH nnnrlifinna nf fh? Ttian^nanrv T.ow of 1907, and bidders must observe the following rules: 1. The bids shall be sealed and there shall be no sign or mark upon the en- i velope indicating the name of the bidder. / 2. All bids must be sent by express or registered mail to W. T. Bradley, County Treasurer for Abbeville County, at Abbeville, 8. C., on or before 12 o'clock of the 26th day of March. 1908. The contract shall be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder on each kind, the Board reserving the right to reject any and all bids and 4 any parts of bids. Tbe board reserves the right to increase or decrease tbe above quantities at the same price as therein submitted. v 3. All goods to be delivered f. o. b. Abbeville, 8. . C., freight prepaid. x Terms: To be paid for within 90 days and subject to regauge at our warehouse. Bids will be opened in the of uic v/i tiic vuuuij L/ioucunojj duaiuoi Abbeville, 8. C. G. A. VI8ANPKA, W. F. NICKLE8, T. J. PRICE. County Dispensary Board for Abbeville County. The State of South Carolina, ABBEVILLE COUNTY. Probate Court.?Citation for Letter* of A<1mluistratlon. j br J. F. Miller, Esq., Judge or Pbobatz. V17HEREAS, W. H.MoFall has made aolt to roe, to grant him Letters of Admin* stratlon of the Estate and (fleets of John E'eter Hlllhouse, late of Abbeville County, leceased. These are therefore, to cite and admonlab ill and singular the kindred and creditors of he said John Peter Hlllhouse, deceased, that be; be aud appear before me, In the Court of Probate, to be held at Abbeville C. H? on nhnrarlav t ho 19fh Hac f\t MofaH 1 Qftfl Lfter publication hereof, at 11 o'clock Id tbe orenooD, to 6bow caube If any tbey have, ?by tbe said Administration should not be [ranted. Given under my hand and seal of theConrt, this 26th day ol February, In the year of our Lord one tbonsand nlnehnndred and eight and In the 132d year ' of American Independence. Published on tbe 26tb day of February, 908, In the Press and Banner and on tbeCoart louse door for tbe time reqnlred by law. J. F. MILLER, Judge of Probate. Estate of Ann Wardlaw. Notice of Settlement and Application ? for Final Discharge. Take notice that, on tbe 24tb day of March, 90S, 1 will render a float account of my acjunta and doing as Executor of tbe Esate of At n Wardlaw, deceased, In the ofceof Judge of Probate for Abbeville Conns' at lu o'clock a. m? and on the same day 7111 apply for h dual discbarge from my trust s sucn Executor. All persons having demands against said state will present tbem lor payment on or efore that day, proven and authenticated or e forever barred. ALEX WARDLAW, Executor. The best hosiery in the world ]verwear, Guaranteed 6 months, ?he Rosenberg Mercantile Co. Agentv Wanted. Wanted?Agents to sell Maxwell Automo ' lies, the best car on the market lor Doctors. ,lberal dlecounts. Write for particulars, parlanburg Automobile Co., Agents, Sparmburg, S. C. Sully 011 the War Path Once More. The panic having ended. 1 am again in the ??l fK'Hte nixrket, aud win buy or Kelt lots it Kbort noi! * *. M. K HolilutiHworlb. llad<lou?? Local*. ^ Have you seen the new center piece and rawn work shown hv The R M Hu<Mr.n Do you need a pair kid gloves Id short or )ng, la all colorB? Call at tbe R. M. Hadon Co.