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BY W. W. & W. R. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1908. ESTABLISHED 1844 f jl
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Remember that when the Stomach nerves
fall or weaken. Dyspepsia or Indigestion must
always Toilow. But, strengthen these same
weak Inside nerves with Dr. Shoop's Restorative,
and then see how quickly bea'tb will
again return. Wenk Heart an<1 Kikney
nerves can also be strengthened wllh the Re*
storatlve, where Heart pains, palpitation, or
Kidney weakness Is found. Don't ?1rue the
Stomach, nor stimulate the Heart or Kidne\ s,
That Is wrong. Go to the chi.rp of these ailments.
Strenplhen Ihrse weak Inside ncrvef
with Dr. Shoop's Restorative and get well. A
Mmple, slDgle test will surely tell. C A,
Mllford.
Possess marvelous curative powers
removes all disorder?, makes health
strength and flesh. Aft< r taking Hoi
lister's Rocky Mountain Tea you'll
realize the wonderful good it does. 8?
cents, Tea or Tablets.
C. A. Milford & Co.
Plenty of Trouble
is caused by stagnation of the liver anc
bowels. To get rid of it and headache
and biliousness and the poison thai
brings jaundice, take Dr. King's Ne\\
Life Pill*, the reliable purifiers that dr
the work without grinding or griping
25c. at Speed's drug store.
If you wou'd like to fool Rome wise Cofte<
Critic, who "knows tine Coflee ou taste am
flavor." quleily make for blm a batch of Dr
Shoop's' Health C'-ffee'* and serve It plpinf
hot. It deceived Mrs Sboop. and will I be
lleve deceive any one. And there Is not t
grain ol real C< flee In It. Health Coffee ii
made from pure toasted grains, m?.lt, nuts
etc. Made In a Minute?no 20 to SO mlnntei
tedious boiling, li pounds 25.'. L.T.Miller.
Blue Ridge Railway Co.
Effective January 5,1907.
No. 12 No. 10 No. 8
Eastbound. Dally Dally Dallj
Ex. Sue
Stations? A.M. P. M. A. M
Lv W?lhalla 8 30 5 15 12 30
Lv West Union S 35 5 '.0 12 40
Lv Seneca 8 w o 38 l io
Lvjordanla ,, 8 55 5 40 2 05
Lv Adams 9 10 5 55 2 28
liv Cderry's 9 13 5 53 2 83
Lv Pendleton 9 25 6 10 2 53
Lv Antun 9 33 6 18 3 08
iiV Sandy Springs 9 86 6 21 3 18
Lv Denver 9 41 6 26 3 43
Lv West Anderson 9 55 6 40 8 43
Lv Anderson (Pass. det>). 10 00 6 45 3 53
Lv Anderson (Fgt. dep)... 10 08 6 4$ 4 48
Ar Bel ton 10 30 7 15 5 15
Weetbonnd. No. 11 No. 9 No. 7
Stations? P.M. A.M. A.M.
Lv Belton 7 80 11 15
Lv Andereou (K?t. uepoi) 7 56 12 21
Lv Anderson (Pass. dep).. 7 59 12 24 8 10
Lv West Anderson S 05 12 30 9 20
Lv Denver 8 18 12 42 8 40
Lv Sandy Springs 8 23 12 47 8 50
LvAutun 8 26 12 49 8 55
Lv Pendleton 8 81 12 57 9 10
Lv Cherry's 8 44 1 07 9 4U
Lv Adam? 8 47 1 10 9 45
Lv Jordanla 9 05 1 2S 10 10
Lv Seneca 9 07 1 ?0 10 15
Lv WeRt Union 9 25 ' 1 50 11 20
Ar Walballa 9 30 1 55 11 :K)
Wilt also stop at the following stations and
take on and let ofl" parBengere?i'hluney's,
James, Toxaway, Welch.
J. R. An deitoD, Superintendent.
rE AND BUILDING MATE\PER
NOW THAN THEY
ILL BE AGAIN?
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;emplates building or mak
vements should do so while
a.rA down.
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figure with you
>lace your order. We are preparet
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V low prices, ana we nave a iarg<
^hich to select.
1 Siding at $1.25
see this stock. It is hard to equal,
ght a large stock of goods and hav<
>n nearly everything.
iear the S. A. L. Depot and we will make i
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s Are you going to buy a new wagon?-a new
? plow??a new harrow??a new planter? If so,
$ here's your clance
Just now we have an exceptionally fine stock
of exceptionally fine implements, which we are .
i offering under exceptionally liberal inducements.
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!;.j So attractive are they that you can't afford to
buy until you have seen our wares and learned
of our prices. Do so to-day.
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An (o Church Officers.
It is quite a common thing to hear
individuals who are not church members,
laying at the door of members of
the church, and especially cburcb officers,
responsibility for much of the
rotteness aud crookeduess that permeates
society.
The complaint comes up sometimes
like this: "Look at so and so, he is a
prominent church man, occupies a
front seat at every service and haa the
mouth in everything that the church
does. Yet everybody knows that he is
not to be trusted in au ordinary business
transaction, his reputation for
= common honesty is not good, and he
does things that would be condemned
in men who make no such profession.
How do you expect the people to be
any better than they are with such
men as this for leaders."
We would not be understood as trying
to defend any kind of improper
conduct in any church member or any
church official, and we agree with the
commonly accepted notion that
church members and church officials
should so conduct themselves as to be
tit examples for other people in all
matters relating to correct and righteous
practices. This is too plain a pro
position to admit of contravention; but
we submit that it is the duty of everyone
to put common sense behind the
purpose for which people generally
. point out the uuworthiDess of church
members or church officers,viz: the
justification of themselves,
1 There is no question of the fact that
-/all church members and church officers
should be honest and upright in
all their dealings and clean and
correct in all their conduct; but in
cases where they do not measure up to
these conditions we are unable to see
where or how their failure should be
any justification of their examples.
While it is true that unworthy
church members aud unworthy
church officers are discreditable to the
churches to which they belong, they
are still more discreditable to themselves,
and therfe is no good ground to
charge responsibility against the
1 churches. As a matter of fact not cne
of the different Christian denominations
as such stands for a thing
that is wrong or questionable. Asa
* matter of fact, the tenets of all the
Christian denominations are sound
and wholesome and tbe failure of the
individual to live up to those tenets
must not be keldas a reflection upon
the tenets, but upon the individual.
And as for the man who complains
against the church because individual
members thereof are recreant in their
duty, we think be, should quit complaints
against the church, and apply
them more directly against tbe moral
turpitude of the individuals complained
of. And it will be better even
to leave off this until he becomes of
the church himself, for if he is dissatisfied
with the kind of people of
^ which the church is made up, he cer*
tainly cannot hope to work much of a
revolution from tbe outside. Instead
of waiting for the church to become
better, it would be a better move on
his part to join and undertake from
t the inside such reforms as he thinkB
ore rippiipri
But with it all do not let it be
understood that the people who compose
the church are all what they
should be. There is plenty of meanness
and hypocrisy in the church.
There are church members and church
officers who do not hesitate to serve
the devil in the livery of heaven. It
has always been 60 and will be so
always,?Yorkville Enquirer.
PhyftleAl Bftsift of Boglneiis Snccess
The London Daily News lays to its
soul the flattoriuS unction that American
competition in trade cannot last,
because American businees men so it
alleges, strain their working powers
too much, bolt their food too quickly,
get played out. early in life, and leave
the weaklingsons who will be unable
to carry on business with the energy
of their fathers. This picture of
American conditions has some truth
in it, but is nothing like so true to
existing conditions as 10 those of 20
years ago.
The American business ideal is no
longer the hurrying man, but the
smooth man. He multiplies all over
the States. He feeds, if not so slowly
as theBritou, much more slowly than
the vanishing American of the
hurrying ideal did. He is temperate
in drink wliilfl a pond dpftl of a cnur
met. He is growing slowly stout. It is
a mistake to believe that he breeds
weakling sons. On the contrary, the
physique of the American business
class notably improves. The sons
evolute in the direction of athleticism.
They keep up all manner of clubs for
wholesome outdoor and indoor exercise,
and they are pretty diligent
in sport as in business. It is true
that they become absorbed in trade,
but they do not go to business as
young as they formerly, did Increasing
nuvnberB of them pass
hrough college first.
t It is possible that the physique of
young America might deteriorate in
spite of all this, by intense application
of successive generations of fathers,to
business, if the women were doing
nothing to help. But tbe change
in physique of the American woman
is one of the most notable and
significant changes of the past 40
years. She is now commonly robsut
and inclined to embonpoirt, decidedly
a strong woman, the mother of vigorous
children, though she doesnot
bear enough of them. She takes in
her girlhood, a great deal of open
air exercise, and is, on the whole, a
finer physical specimen than the
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American inaiJ. me puiuu, uencate,
lazy, American woman type of
40 years ago is little in evidence
now. Her successor contributes greatly
to the improving pbysipue of the
business classes.
In all this evolution Uncle
Sam's children have learned much
from John Bull,s whom they imitate
extensively. In turn J . B .'s
imitate them in some things, not
always of the best. If they would
carry the imitation to strenuosity in
business, they would probably gain
in trade, in health, and in happiness.
For one of the paradoxes of life
is that there is more pleasuree in
occasional sport than in almost incessant
sport, The average Ameincan
plays that he may work better,
the average Englishman is apt to
work only that he may play. He
often feels ill-need by having tc
work at all. The Canadian and
Americian more often like work,
and like play all the better for working
with zest.
BELLEVUE.
Tbere was preaching at Letbe In the afternoon
of tbe second Sabbath by Rev. R. F
Bradley.
Mr. James Cuddy Is at home from PortoRico,
and on accoant of 111 health will remain
for sometime with his parents.
Mr. George Wattclns of McCormlck came
home trom Florida last Monday having been
on a visit to bis Ulster Mrs. Tolan.
MIhs Rosa Bradley Is at home Irom Colombia
spending a few days with her parents.
Tbe friends of Mrs. J. L. Kennedy are glad
to learn that she Is Improving since her recent
Illness.
Mrs. W. P. Wldeman was tbe gaest of Mrs.
Wardlaw Saturday.
Miss Clara Bonner spent Saturday and Sabbath
with friends In Bellevue and attended
servloes at Lethe.
Miss Sallle Horton Isat home again alter a
pleasant visit to friends In Asbevflle.
Mr. Aroh Tolbert has been on tbe sick list
several days this week.
Miss Georgia Kennedy Is at home, having
olosed the Pine-Grove dobool near Mr. W.
H Kennedy's.
Dr. Brltl on aooount of bis praotlee did not
attend the medical association at Anderson
last week.
Hon. W. P. Wldeman attended preaching
at Letbe on Sabbatb.
Mr. W. D. Morrah Is bavlrg bis boose nice
ly painted Inside by Mr. Watklns of Abbeville.
Very little work has been done on tbe
farms during tbe past week on acoount of
wet weather.
We get onr mall now at eleven oclock in
tbe morning Instead of foar In the Bfternoon.
The YouDg Peoples Christian Union met at
Letbe Sabbatb afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wardlaw and children
and Miss Teague were In Abbeville last
Saturday.
Tbere will be a phone meeting this afternoon
lo make arrangements for getting tbe
line in better shape from McCormlck to
A bbevllle.
Mrs. Brlltls visiting relatives near Verdery.
Schedule for Doe West Railroad.
Morning train leaves Due West 10:15.
Tbe evening train leaves Due Westat5:lS.
Tbe Southern from Greenville and tbe
oouioera irum uuiuiuuia ludci iu iuo wuiulng
at Shoals Junction, two miles below
Donalds. The Due West train will take passengers
from both these trains.
The Southern Trains In the evening, North
and South, meet at Hodges. If these are on
time the Due West train takes passengers
from each of them. If they are late It ellber
waits, or runs oat to Due West and returns
for this service.
Passengers can also go out from Due West
on morning or evening freight train.
Card.
This Is to certify that all druggists are authorized
to refund your money If Foley's
UoDey and Tar falls to care yoar cough or
cold. It stops the congb, heals the lungs and
prevent* serious results from a cold. Cures la
grippe cougbs, and prevents pnenmonla and
consumption. Contains no opiates. .The genuine
Is In a yellow package. Refuse substitutes.
P. B. Speed.
Slflford'M Locals.
Dye Eaeter eggs wltb Buster Brown dyes at
M11 ford's book store.
A nice line of Eaater novelties at Milford't
book store.
Easter post cards In great variety at Milford's
book store.
Keep your eyes on tbe show window at Milford's
book store.
A full line of office and desk supplies at
Mllford's book store.
WbeD you biave a moment off drop In and
see tbe line of goods at Mllford's book store.
Nuanally's Easter candles will be very attractlva
Sold ooly at Mllford's book store.
Tbe picture frames we make are first class
Mllford's book store.
Post cards received every week at Mllford's
book store.
A good fountain pen at 81.00. Mllford's
book store.
Alpine flax Is tbe paper yon should use tor
Dice correspondence, 25o pound at Mllford's
book store. ^ ^
A Twenty Year Sentence.
"I have just completed a twenty
year health sentence, Imposed by
Bucfelen's Arnica Salve, which cured
me of bleeding piles just twenty years
ago, writes 0. 8. Woolever, of LeRaysville,
N. Y. Bucklen's Arnica Salve
heals the worst sores, boils, burn?,
wounds and cuts in the shortest tims.
25c. at Speed's drug store.
Speed'g Locals.
If you want Huyler's Candy frrsh, go to
Speed's Drug Store, agent (or tbe factory.
Don't take our word for It, but look at tbe
houses around town palDled with DeVoe'a
paint, and compare them wltb bouses palmed
wllh other paints. Standing half as long and
we are satisfled that you will decide that DeVoe's
paint Is the paint to use. For sale by
Speed Drug Store.
Speed's Clcco Cigars are still tbe favorites
of the city. They are tbe best sellers ever on
tbe Abbeville market. If you don't believe
It let us show you. It Is mighty easy to do a
thing when you havesomo one to show you
bow. ,
DeVoe'a paint goes further and lasts longer.
For sale at Speed's Drug Store.
Something good to read at Speed's.
Huyler's Candy, food for tbe aDgelf, always
fresh at Speed's Drug Store.
Clnce, Is ai ] tbe go. Speed's Drug Store.
This May Interest You.
No one Is immune from Kidney trouble, so
Just remember that Foley's Kidney Care will
stop the Irregularities and cure any case ol
kidney and bladder trouble that Is not beyond
the reach of medicine. P. B. Speed.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea
never fails to tone the stomach, purify
tbe blood, regulate the kidneys, liver
and bowels. The greatest spring tonic,
makes asd keeps you well. 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets. C. A. Milford & Co.
3Ic9fnrray's Locals.
If yon shave, your face needs as much care
as tbat of a baby. Sanltol Face Cream Is the
perfect after-shave. The McMurray Drug Co.
Clean hair means healthy hair. Eeg Shampoo
does the work. Tbe McMurray Drug Co.
Lightning Bedbug Killer pnts 'em out of
business. Tbe McMurray Drug Co.
Keep your face well protected with Talcum
after having been out. The McMurray Drug
uo.
Lightning Bedbug Killer will belp yon
overcome your troubles. Price 25 cents. The
McMurray DrugCo.
Our Roods are always freab. Tbe Murray
Drug Co.
_ Tbe beBt_stationery ^made b^ Eaton-Hnr
ouri jo boiu uy me mciuurray urug
Whittemore's Polishes are tbe beat, and we
bave them In all of tbe colore wblob they
make, Tbe McMurray Drug Co.
Of course you can feel sure that Steeres can
dies are good. Fresh every week. The MoMurray
Drug Co.
Our soda fountains will be pleased to see
you any old time except Sunday. Tbe MoMurray
Drug Co.
Tickling or dry Cougba will qulokly loosen
when using Dr. Shoop'B Cough Cure. And it
Is so thoroughly harmless, that Dr. Sboop
telle mothers to use nothing alse, even for
very young babies. The wbolasome green
leaves and tender stems of a liing healing
mountainous shrub give the curative properties
to Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure. It calms tbe
cough, and heals tbe sensitive bronchial
membranes. No opium, no chloroform, nothing
harsh used to injure or suppress. Demand
Dr. Shoop's. Take no other. C. A. Mllford.
FoiEYis Kidney cure
Makes Kidneys and Bladder Right
I " SUPERVISOR'S
; QUARTERLY REPORT.
The Following Claims Were Audited
and Paid by the Board of
County Commissioners for Abbeville
County for the Quarter
Ending Sept, 30th, 1907.
RB Cheatham $ 58 33
Bowie & Hawthorne .... 30 00
E H Hughes 60
D B Ellifl 18 75
Stanton 4 Frith 25 00
L A Shannon 25 00
J C Martin 25 00
LA Shannon 8 40
R A Crawford 3 25
A R Ellis 18 75
Harkness & Prince 30 00
Dr J C Hill 5 00
J U Wardlaw 18 50
Andy Clinkscales 1 50
Richard Sondley 27 78
RDFurdy ,.... 25 00
RevJMLawson 12 60 Carl
Milford 46 00
C J Lyon ,.... 300 00
Edmonds & Sanders .... 50 00
M E Holllngsworth 75 00
JLPerrin.; 26 00
Abb Telep Co 11 25
R D Purdy 60
J F Miller 5 00
P Rosenberg & Co 50 99
Scott <fc Co 2 95
J LFerrln 75 00
J B Wilson 5 00
HS Hammond .... 2 25
J M Wilkinson : 7 75
AB Cheatham 8 45
Abb Hdw Co . 23 20
L W White 29 90
WALomai \ 2 00
F B Jones... .... 10 25
Amos B Morse 7 24
McMurray Drug Co. ... 10 15
8 J Link 6 42
' J W McKee, Jr 6 64
Dr C C Gambrell .. 3125
W N Hall 33 34
W A Lanier 8 34
L T Miller 19 26
G N Nickles v. 275 00
T A Hall 40
Joe F Edmonds 31 85
B M Hill 18 68
C AMilford : 5 25
J Allen Smith, Jr 20 75
AM Smith 43 00
v CJLyon.... 33 82
E R Thomson 16 40
B L Dargan 115
N orwood and McDill 4 12
Thos Tolbert. 4 60
O H Cobb 3 40 .
M V Lomax 3 00
J R Glenn 1 00
John W Sign 3 50
W C Sutherland 30 00
C J Bruce'.. 25
A M Robertson Co 41 80
J M Huckabee 18 75
A T Fell 14 62
Geo D Bern ai d & Co 101 63
H Stevens Sons &, Co 94 70
Horton Wilson..... 80 00
Frank Doane 40 00 ; .
CH Taylor 1177
JLPerrin.. r. 170
M J Link... 37 60
H K Burdett 8 00
J GHuckab?e 18 75
HY Fuller 2 50
S A McCurry 3 00
C J Lyon 12 16
J S Norwood 8 25
D J Griffith 57 00
IL Porter 17 65
G W Johnson 6 00
Thos Tolbert, P M \ 1 00
Walker, Evans <fc Cogswell
Co 48 00
T P Paschal 4 25
W H McNalr 5 25
N J Tucker .8 25
Abbeville Shoe Co. 3 50
BDPurdy . / 85
J L Kennedy 1 78
C V Hammond i 5 00
J M Huckabee 12 93
J A Alewine.- 1 50
J C Nance 30 00
8 8 Elienberg 2 00
8 A Ashley 75
A H Mundy 4 00
MLB Sturkey 4 28
Oooley and Speer ' 1 20
J L dark..... 8 00
Thos P Thomson 50
F F Edmonds 1 40
G W Calvert 10 50
i Abbeville Medium 7 50
M L Stanton 2 00
F A Weeks 45 00
W W Wilson 10 50 .
Sou Express Co 45
J Hill Barney , 9 60
P L Grier 3108
C D Brown, agt 1 67
Walker. Evans and Cogswell
Co 25 00
W A Frith 192
GWJohnson 8 25
S A Allen . 50
CarlMllford 45 00
E D Purdy 25 00
i W H McNalr 2 16
B Sondley 27 78
n J F Miller 5 00
B E Evans 17 00
Sam Holmes 6 00
E H Richey 3 18
W W Puray 85
f John Morrison 1 20
B B Cheatham 58 34
C 8 Gibert 2 00
J A Alewine 86 94
J B Wilson 5 00
Andy Wilson et al 8 00
Doane and Wilson 70 00
C J Lyon : ? 21 60
C J Bruce 2 00
J Will Ashley 2 00
EC Hagen 9 32
G M Haynes 3 00
TtlTovlnr 50
8 W Sutherland 100
TMBurrell 100
Geo Blackwell 4 00
W W Wardlaw 50 00
G S Wilson 3 00
Cal Brock ' 60
J M Huckabee 14 50
THBotta 10 94
W N Hall 3 80
R B Cheatham 150
Dr P K Black 6 00
WC Sutherland 30 00
T A Fell 25 21
? " 12 50
M E Holiingsworth 8 50
T W Miller 25 85
Abb Lbr Co 3 75
C J Lyon 19 50
Abb Lbr Co 6 98
C J Lyon 6 00
HPMcIlwaln 8 10
"Water, Light & Power Co 10 00
A B Cheatham 8 10
J L Roche 12 28
W Wand JB Wilson.... 30 00
OHCobb 6 50
RLDargan 120
J K Glenn 14 38
THMaxweli "40
C A Mllford 4 60
Amos B Morse 4 20
Norwood and McDill.... 15 27
Abb Shoe Co 1 60
J C Nance 30 00
City Council, Abbeville.. 15 69
LW White 195
Press and Banner 60 30
R M Haddon and Co 6 56
Calvert and Nickles 2 10 |
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JL XVUBUliUtUK OUU .... u*j
W D Barksdale 34 49
Abb Hdw Co 5 25
J Allen Smith, Jr 15 04
S J Link 29 55
KM Hill 1135
EH Nickels.* 4 00
Charlie Nickels 1 00
A M Smith 2 20
Thos Tolbert... 100
H Y Fuller 2 50
H K Burdett 3 00
S A McCurry 3 00
T B Andrew5 11 45
G W Johnson 8 00
H Stevens Sons &Co ... 142 10
Mt Carmel Barg. House 11 74
MLB Sturkey 29 32 ..
W O Covin 20 39
McCormick Messenger. 10 00
W G Huguley :? 145
W R Dunn 5 21
Fraaler and Co 38 52
Good Roads Mch Co 25 80
J W McKee, Jr.... 5 50
. Will Erwin 4 05
Tom Jeter and Ben Mc- ,
Morris 70
Hemphill and Hemphill 7 50
Dr Simpson 2 50 - .<
Albert Gilliam 25 .
Dr G A Neuffer 15 00
D J Griffith 57 00 \
McGrath Bros 8 00
" 29 20 . A
J W McDonald 90
WE Daniels 9 00
J S Moragne 3 00
WE Wright 25 .
Boggs Wldeman 15 00
E H Pennfll 1 00
E T Link 2 00 - ;
Hall and Nickels 18 84
THBotts 1186
J T Hester 24 00
F L Morrow, agt 168
LWDansby...- 6 60 ^
GS Wilson 165
Thos Tolbert.. 100 '
R R Tolbert .!... 1 U ' - . .M
Abb Medium 30 00 J. V g
Lane Truitt 35
Dr JC Hill 5 00
Allen Freeman et al 115
8am Holmes 9 00
"Jink Thomas 25 .. '
Doane and Wilson...... 70 00
J A Alewine..A 102 94
Carl Milford 45 00
SAMcCurry 8 00 HeniyKillingsworth....
2 00 ,
J A Nance 2 50
ED Purdy 25 00
JMHuckabee. 13 60 . . .
R L Smith 12 50 :
M J Pratt 25 00
W A Lanier 25 00
W N Hall 25 00
Sam Morris et al 2 40
RLDargan ; 25
J B Wilson B 00 '
R D Purdy. 50
J C Nance . 80 00 .
Geo S Klugh 7 82
LW White 165 27 ^ ;
Joe F Edmonds . 19 25
RBCheatham '... ) 58 34
Fulton Bag & Cotton Mill 10 20
W E Daniels ~ 1 00
Gaddls <fc Going 9 00 ' .. ..:3
McDill & Norwood 8 25 . -J
J L Roche 9 05 . ...... " i
C L Pressly 1 25 - ;
J F Miller 15 00 " : 3
Abbeville Hardware Co.. 12 23 - R
M Hill 86 45 ! 'v
J W Sign 8 00
A M Hill <feSons 36 70
Smith Dry Goods Co.... 4 90
AM Smith 8 30 - ;
J it Glenn 10 es . .
Scott & Co 85 ,:\^l
F B Jones 7 80
HKBurdett 3 00 ; ?
J R Wilson 6 28
Mllford Bros 22 54
JDMiller, agt 65
B E Evans 14 00 . ,
Richard Sondley.... 27 78 t. .
Calvert & Fickles...? 7 0?
A B Cheatham 5 70
PJPhieffer 15 00 ; - a
A A Edwards : 15 00
H Y Fuller 2 50
Alex Edmunds 2 50
McCormlck L & Lbr Co. 17 22
McAllster <fc Black 11 00
Mrs S E Moragne * 13 81
Walker, Evans <fc Cogs- i.%
well : 34 16 ' . : . .
Calhoun I ails GroceryCo 52 07Bryson
& Hagan 9 80
Albert Gibert 21 20
G J Sanders 21 73
WT Simmons 75
TY Harris 1199
Dodson <fc Agnew 7 50
JWMorrah 19 40
WW Thompson 2 50 - v ^
F F and Sanders Ed- munds
35 20
J W McDonald 19 04
WC Sutherland,.:...... 30 00
F L Monow, agt 1 02
S L Ramey 2 50
CJ Lyon : 38 70
. W T Bradley 121 75
D J Griffith .. 57 00 -
J R Thornton 4 40 t - .
F L Morrow, agt 4 47
R E Hill, Master 125
JBBowick 25
W T Bradley 59 10J
R Lomax 5 98
Mack Williams 100
WG Riley... 129 51
Lee Knox : ? . 25
Jim and John Murdock. 2 50
J D Miller, agt 65
CE Wilson 140
WT Bradley 63130
Thos Tolbert, P M 6 00
GN Nickels 275 00
J A Alewine 22 85 '
Thos Tolbert, P M 1 00
JD Miller,agt ,13 45
" 72
J L Perrin 4 00
" 75 00
J-S and C H Gibert 80 00
Doane and Wilson 70 00
J A Alewine 12 20
R Sondley 27 78
S R Fisher 17 50
Stanton and Frith 30 00
R D Purdy 25 00
G. N. NICKELS,
County Supervisor.
MUSIC STUDIO.
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Highest Testimonial!).
Prof. Jules G. Huguelet,
Organist Methodist Church,
AND TEACHER OF
Piauo, Violin and Organ.
Abbeville, S. C.
Studio on second floor of new Realty
Company building, next to new postoffice.
Miss Carrie Huguelet, assistant
teacher and in charge of studio.
0. M. BEASLEY,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
ABBEVILLE, S. C.
Office over Philson, Henry & Co.'s
Store. Loans negotiated on well improved
real estate.
Mr. S. L. BoweD, of Wayne, W Va., writes:
"I was a sufferer from kidney disease, so that
at times I could not get out of bed, aud when
I did I could Dot stand straight. I took Foley's
Kidney Cure. One dollar bottle and
part of the sccoud cured mo eotlrelj." Fo- ^ *
fay's Kidney Cure works wonders where oth- / ]
- are total failures. F. B. Speed.
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ft it cards of the new court house aud city
ball at Mllford's book store.
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