The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, October 28, 1908, Image 1
The Abbeville Press and lE^nneH
, BY W. W. & W. R. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE, 8. G.,"WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1908. ESTABLISHED 18^^18
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L . MICHAELS. STERN 4 Ca
1 KMHUTII, N. V.
You can't find 2
under. $18.00 to $?
satisfied customers,
The S
include every new
the correct shades <
ranted quality, in t
pocket flaps. .
The
nnrisrist nf everv coi
or velvet collar, p]
effect; lined with fi
Boys' Ru
Under regular t
" good look luck to h
ly lined and beautiJ
Interesting
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THURSDAY,
ROSEN
Chrysanthemums, Rob
Fancy Work, Oysters
, A Chrysanthemum Fair
Club will be held No vein be
12 o'clock. The following is i
PI
12.00 Openi
3.00 Baby
8.00 Orche
9.30 Auctii
PRIZES?Flo<
C'lnss A. Vase of 30 bloon
Class 13, Vase of all color
Class C, Collection. Ex hi
Class D, Single stem and <
Class E, Single stem and
Class F, Best design of ch
Class G, Best basket of ro
Class H, Best collection o
Class I, Best Fern, 50c.
BA
Prize for baby un
Prize for prettiesl
Prize for handsoi
Noted cultivators of this
specimens and collections of
the sweetiest and prettiest ba
some prizes offered in the Bal
T<K? fonmi \vr\rb nnrl
-i ii^r i?mjr iiviM ?
of the fair, while the prepara
in charge of ladies famous fo
01
Prof. Iluguelet, a musicii
sc nt a concert program. T1k
be used.
For iniormation write or
prizes and scale of awards.
Admission?Fair 10c, Bal
Before You Cast Yo
President and Other
. Into the Merii
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I SCHLOSS BROS. CO. an*
f Fine Clo
If you will take the ti
f examine the styles, mat
manship and try on the g
size, you are bound to d<
famous brands of clothi;
clothing lor you. j?or tn
Take our Sack Suits 1
and Overcoats at. . I
n ?
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my clothes to equal them, ou1
S0.00. Try it! We know, as
, that this is a fact beyond qui
tack Suits at $
model of conservative and ad
of brown, gray, blue ana green
wo, three or four buttons and
Overcoats at $15.<
rect style, with plain or pate
am or fancy cuffs; fly front c
.ne serge; sleeves lined with si
ssian Suits, Sped
rading, $6.50 would be the pr
ave this opportunity. Smartl
fully finished; sizes 3 to 8 yea
f Values in Fall Underwea
iderson & Co
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IIIMTM LM ID >K
nCiiviuivi Mm,- us
Young.
, Miss Me
November 5,1908. "#??
' and Sabb
BERG HALL.
MlSb Fi
?i?spent Sab
Mr. and
es, Ferns, Baby Show, Candy,. erVbT?
, Orchestra, Flower Sale, etc. mg mine
batb ai t
Young,
for the benefit of the Abbeville Civic ihe'r^w!
r 5th in Rosenberg Hall, beginning at ?ag?"
a program and list of prizes: c Bowen
10GRAM a taxTnrl
ng of Fair.
Show. ' m
stra Concert. A
an of Flowers.
C- A *
wers, Chrysanthemums. Dyspe
is, same color and variety, $2.
S, $2. ? To anq
AhhavtlU
ibitecl short stemmed in tumblers, $1. ourabitTt
one bloom, $1. leineSS
three blooms, $1. P'?lKe 8a"
' Tberen
iry;anthemums, $1. sia Tabit
cepsiul m
ses, ;>0c. weiibno
f daliahs, o()C. cafmln"'
Bismol
nized by
BY SHOW. CTbVpe,
man mac
ider one year. up? it? Kr,
, *?>e dlge.
t girl, one to three years. portent
ne boy, one to three years. wh'ch ?u
eary to p
and surrounding counties will exhibit prompt"
the Queen of Autumn flowers. Only "itieVe
bies in town will compete for the hand- ent? wuk
, 0, and tnvi
by bhow. geKtion a
ly booths will be an attractive feature
tion and serving of the oysters will be j?0DnBor c!
r their skill in that line.
ICHESTRA. Gaj,
in of highest talent will train and pre- and C
; best musical talent in the State will that 1
tities,
see Mrs. C. ('. Ciambrell. (let a list of priggi
rjy Show 10c. * an<* ^
Nunallyi
Book Hto
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ur Ballot for
Officials Look
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MICHAELS-STERN
thing
[me to critically
erials and work
jfcu intui LS ui yuui
scide that these
tig are the only
e test !
$15.001
I
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;side of our store,
3 do hundreds of
sstion.
>75.00
vanced styles, in I
l suitings of warnovelty
cuffs and
DO
>h pcckets; cloth
>r button-through
atin or silk.
al $5.00
Lee. You are in
y tailored, warmrs;
special $5.00.
ir.
mpany
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' FAIRFIELD.
giving Turkeys for Bale at Joe A
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Inrtba Reaean, Mm. Y P. Reagan
Dalny Young spent last Friday at
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Long.
yndel Youoe u better.
: Mrs. John MoC-tslan and little son
ipent Sabbam at tbe borne of J. A,
irtba Reagan spent Friday nlgbt at
le Brown.
l?y Young spent Saturday nlgbt
ath at tbe borne ol Mr. H. T. Young.
l. Crawford Is Juror at Greeuwood
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anrne Long and little Jim Frank
batb at Mr 8 T. Yonng.
Mrs. J. W.Long spent 8abbatb at ,
of Mr. Jeff Long'#' Mr. Longs brothven
near Abbeville.
- 17^., KTlnA?., Ql* la ttIbM
O 1UUU| 1IUUJ 11IUOL* KJ ID VlQillIs
and relatives In Falrfltld.
aod W. J, Creswell spent Babbe
borne of tbelr slBter Mrs. Sam,
Mrs. H, O. B>wen and Gladys
pet little baby, and Mr*. J. w.
id J. F. Young went to Abbeville one
veeklie
Long spent Sabbath with Mr. J.
irget ou.* Turkeys anyone wishing
tey for Thanksgiving.
LIBERAL OFFER
lilford & Co. Guarantee to Cure
psia. If they Fail, the Medicine
Costs Nothing.
uesllonably prove to tbe people of
) tbat Indigestion and dyspasia Is
ind tbat Rtxall Dynpepala Tablets
t ibe cure, we will furolsb tbe medolutely
free If It falls to give compaction
to anyone giving It a trial.
... a k In aiiaaaba <?# DavoII Tl t? o nan.
jamouio Ouut'CDB \J AWAau j a |/vyits
is largely due to tbe new and sucetbod
of manufacture, whereby tbe
svn properties of Bismuth, BubDld
Pepsin have been combined with
Ives and their agents.
b;8ubDUraie and Pepsin are recogtbe
entire medical profession as speacuto
Indigestion aud dyspepsia.
}iln used in Rezall Dypsla Tablets la
lured by a Dew process wblob develeatest
efficiency. Pepeln aappllea to
>tlve apparatus one cf tb?> raontlmelimfnts
of the digestive fluid, and
tonic influence upon all tbe glands
pply all the other elements neoeiroper
assimilation and dlgestloD.
rminatlves add properties which
r relieve the dlstnrbanoea and pain
y undigested food.
rfect combination of these Ingredl
:?* a remedy absolutely Incomparable
Bluable for tbe complete cure of lndlnd
dyspepsia.
so positively certain of this that we
11 Dyspepsia Tablets on our own per.
larantee that they will either cure
QBt you notblDg. C. A. Mllford & Co
ranized ware, tinware
snamel ware are lines
? ? ? '^Winos n 11 n n
re uuy in juuuiug i^uau
and therefore our
i are low. Dargan's 5
)c Store.
i Candy always fresh at Mllford'a
ire.
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Federal Building Site.
- Treasury Department.
Washington, D. O., Sept. 19, 1908.
Hon. Wyatt Alfeen, Abbeville, 8. C.
Sir: This department has tbe honor to aoknowledge
receipt of your letter of tbe 15tb
Instant, In which yon auk to be Informed
when an agent, of tbe department will be
aent to Abbeville and Newberry, Soath Carolina,
for tbe purpose or examining ana reporting
upon tbe properties offered for Federal
building Bites at those places.
In reply, yon are Informed tbat because of
the exceptionally large number of sites authorized
to be acquired under the provisions
of tbe Publln Building Act whloh became a
law on May 30,1908, It has not been possible
to lake up tbe examination of properties for
sites In all localities at as early a date as tbe
ueparimeDi. wuuju u#v? wisueu. ones iu
more remote State* bare been examined
first, and as tbe agent* flol?h those States,
they wilt take up tbe States nearer by. Tbe
department has only a limited number of
agents who have had experlenoe In this
work and will take op the Abbeville and
Newberry oaaes at tbe earliest practicable
date. Respectfully,
(Signed) L. A. Coolldge,
Acting Secretary.
EAST END.
i
What "M" Sees aad Hears oa His
Rouads About the City aad JUeog
Rente No. 1.
Mr. James Glbert Evans and MIu Nelle
Wauon will be united In the bonds of Holy
wedlook this' Wednesday evening at the
borne of tbe bride, 8:30 oclock. Rev J. Lowrle
Wilson,officiating.
Tbe-many friends of Mr. Lambert Caldwell
extend sympathy to him in bis grief over tbe
deatb of his brother Mr. Mark Caldwell
wbleb oeiaarrait: at his borne In Greenville
last Mondsfr night Ootober 19. 1908 and was
burled. on wedneeday at Greenville Cbnrcb
near Donalds.
Mr. W. Joel Smith died In Atlanta last
rnesday morning Ootober J20lb, 1908 and bis
remains were brought to Abbeville Tuesday
nlgbt and oarrled to bis borne In this elty.
Funeral services were conducted In the
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A TASTI
CASTO
HAS there not been
you would have
oil" to your child, o
do& yourself, but tha
/
cal being revolted at
disagreeable odor and
endeavored for somet
thing with which to
tried and true friend
have perfected a prepa
it admirably, removing
able odor and taste, wi
activity. Our Tastelei
pleasant that any chilc
a smile.
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Vjrec a. ina.1 uuuie
self. Any quantity yo
i^McMuri
COMP;
PreabytarlAD Church Wednesday afternoon 2i
by his pastor J. Lowrle Wilson D. D. where tj
an onnsually large oongregatlon of friends C
bud assembled to pay tbelr last tribute of love b;
and esteem to bis memory.
Tbe deceased was In the seventy flftb year "I
of bis age and for many years bad lived In w
this City, a beloved and highly esteemed vi
oltlzeo and a prominent factor In tbe business
olrclea having conducted a large mer.nniiinhn.lnmimnil
ancpeagfrlllv for miDT Bl
years. Several j ears before his death be re- al
tired from business, which la still carried on 01
by bin son Mr. A. M. Smith.
He was on tbe Hut 01 one of Abbeville's oldest
and most honored oitlzeDs and was prom- Tl
lnently known tbrougbont the entire County w
As a mark of respect al) tbe buslneea boos- Is
en of tbe oity closed durlcg tbe faneral and bi
burial services. al
His life has been one of nsefnlness, and 111!- b<
ed with good deeds that were ODly kDown to m
tboae wbo were tbe recipients ol h1? klDdoen
He bad lived beyond tbe allotted years or pi
man, and having finished his work oo eprtb,
he has gone to live that lire ot Joy and peace w
and greater usefulntss that ?ui never end, ct
what a beautiful and comforting thought to
those loved ones wbo mourn his death, to w
know that be Is not dead, but has only en- gi
tered upon that lite which is eternal wnere oe u
awaits tbelr coming Id tbe "sweet bye and
bye". Tbe bereaved ones in tbelr great tor- y<
row have tbe sincere sympathy of tue enllre gt
oonamnnlty. di
Tbe many friends of Mrs. W. E. Hill regret
to learn of ber extreme Hint* for tbe past 01
week, but bope It may only be temporary )y
and that sbe may soon be better?even lully m
restored to bealtb. tfc
Professor Oeorge C. Hodges of Greenwood
delivered a line address la?t Son day nlgbt In tb
tbe Methodist Cburcb on Mission work. 9
Prof. Hodges Is no stranger to tbls people, di
bat holds a warm place In tbe hearts or many w
here, and Is always a welcome guest within
1. In on? anil nvrrv home. >1
Tbe many frieDda ot Mr?. M. V. Lomax
learn of ber extreme lllne?a wllb ureal anxlely
and bope tbe may ?oon be restored In J?
bealtb ?o ber lsmlly.
MIu Virginia Gambrtll came borne laat Ji
week from Atlanta on ibe tick llit"bat at lb 1b
wrliiDK la Improving. w
Freata opBlera and ?weeta will be served on Q
tbe publlo aquare next Monday aaleday Nov
SPEC
BEAUTIF
To be sold on T1
a. m., at 10c eacb
10. <
Our Store is full
of goods at 10c 03
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We are giving an
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many a time when
given "a dose of
r n#?rVians takfm a
. Jt ?I? ? ? ,
t your very physi- i
the thoughts of its 1
fc^ste? We have * d
;ime to find somei
remove from our 1
lis objection. We 1
.ration which does ; t
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; botn its disagree- * t
ithout impairing its '
ss Castor Oil is so ?
I will take it?with
i
and see for youru
wish.
rav FltMur
\NY.
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id under tbe Auspices of tbe)?Jle*ofTrlnl- t
r Cburcb. Proceeds tor Ibo bemflt of the j
burcb. Tou will know where tbe plaoe Is ,
y a "big sign" well displayed.
Remember you are Invited to tbe. great i
booking Exhibition" at tbe Abbeville-Hard- ,
Br? COmpaiiy I ivurv IUD m? n ? ..- .
unber Dext
Don't forget the time and place. r
Don't forget the great Chrysanthemum and *
sby show on Thursday Nov., Cib, bring a
ong tbe babies and remember tbat every d
>f will not take tbe prise. y
Jin Rosenberg* ball. i
Howe's great London Bbow at Abbevlllaon ,
aursday Ootober 29th. This and next; week r
111 be a big time In Abbeville and aaiwerk pretty
nearly finished oome along; and u
ring wife and children and see, and tag*; 1?' &
l the sights and bear tbe mnalo by tbe .
inds big time and dent yon forget It; Oar
ercbanta lnvlleyon to call and see-them
i tbey have many beantlfal goods an dls?y
especially on tbc?? big days.
MIm Annie Cochran entertained tbe Eporth
League last Tuesday evening In a moat
mrming. manner. (
Daring tbe evening delightful refreshment* J
ere served, and tbe meeting waa one of s
eat pleaiore to all present. Mlsa Cochran j
LUHrujIli* UMKH.
Mlaa Leila Moaaiey one of the prettleal c
)uog ledlea trom tba-"7 bill oUj" waa tbe t
>eat ot bar annt Mra, F. W. Nuce laat Ban- c
y.
Mr. Andrew J. Penney tba- faithful carrier
i route No. 1 "Among tbe Utmbe" and kfbdbanded
oa tbe following Epaapha wblcb
ark tbe raatlDgjxIaee of lbadtoeaaed' naore
nn one bvndrea yeara ago. (
Ah be waa riding through an old flfld'.on
m North Weat aide of Pflauefa Creek aboot ?
milea Irom Abbeville bia ttentloa waa. c
awn to tbrea marble tomb atooee, upon
hlchhe read.
\DaDl*>l FranLer born January latl771 died II
arch 17ib 1812. c
illuVntiMharbflfDi. 30. 1771 died i
lunary 17 1859." H
"Col John Glenn born June 22 1758 died
doc 22,1767" I
Wbtre now *x? tb? reiatlvea and frlwda 1
bo Blood arouDd tbla lonely apot and w?pt
rer their departed loved onea?
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IIL WHITE STJ
tmrsday, November I
See window disp
' t
Cents Groo
to overflowing with
ich. All lines.
?
-wv _ -#
n uoti
my an $18 Doll. W
rs and Dolls now rea
% . . >
5 and 1<
NEWS OK BOUTS 3.
Mr. Wblt Edwards of Atlanta la visiting
la sister Mrs. Ma rear et Baas. We were glad
o meet him onon more tbe friend of oar boy
ood day*. & like the writer la well op Id
ear* bat la beany and look a well. He la wel
omedt haok to bla old borne by many frlenda
Mra. R. E_ Brooe will leave next Monday
arber borne In Warrior, Alabama. Since
be death of ber mother Mr*. Thomas Mofelll
abe baa been with ber father, bat after
lMbargtng ber datlea to btm abe now feels
bat abe wltb ber children aboald Join ber
nsband.
Mr. R. W. Knox and bla two sons Wyatt
nd Lonnle leave tbla week for tbe State
'air.
MIm Eaoloe Cochran attended the marriage
f her friend Mica Pin ley to Mr. Bowie ?t
tarr8tatlon laat week and bad a delightful
Ime. She returned to ber school laat Money.
Mr. and Mra. 8. L Ramey spent laat Batoray
night and Sunday visiting their relative*
fr. and Mra. Norman Cason, and Mra. Jaa.
IcKlnney.
Laat 8a tor day seemingly waa snake day
n route 8 as we saw 4 large ones killed and
?ldg In tit#road along oar route, and It waaot
a good day for snakea either.
^ SU71C.
Ilv T^na?><1 ahla tA Ka nn Offdln
w. K. Morrison knd A.. C. BowIb. went
Lown on Long.Cane one day last weak for a
oolrrel bunt, bnt oo acoouat of tbe bad
feather. they went to banting akaly-barks
unread ofauna.
Mrs. Boyfrfcod her,daughterMra. Will Boyd
rom near Antrevlile spent Sunday with ber
langbter Mrs. Bryan;
Misses. Etta, Nina, and Allia Beaolocd
pent K i id ay night In Han I DC.
Mr. Jutnei Harbin and bis sister from near
3o0ge? spent SdQda? wlth-M*ss Lillian Bowe.
/
Mr. aad Mra. Jasper Smith spent Saturday
ilgbt In San too witb Mrs. Smiths slater, Mra.
VHIMIIford.
Tbe Mlllord Brothers are doing good wojk
rltb their ginnery. Tbey get all tba ootton
o gin tbat tbey wiab for.
A large crowd attended services at Long
Jane Church Sunday, tbat waa tbe day for
be communion servloe.
T.amt vaaIt *u nnlof /11tTarar\t frnm thf
veatber that we t-a?e been having.
Look out for the 26th 1U another big day
n Abbeville. The Howe London Show will
>? there, get ready.
The acboola are open again, with their bean
,iml teaohers and bright scholars. The Long
}ane school opened Monday with Mlsi
ioblnaon for 1U teacher.
Rambler.
ONE MILE LIMIT.
Cair 60 Beyond Corporate Lines.
By the average person, offloere and even
nembera of the legal profession, It la be
leved that the authority of the policeman
jeasea at the incorporate llmita of a city, ye<
moh 1> notthacaaealnoe the laat aeealon ol
:be general assembly of this State approved
in aot February 10th, 1908, which remove!
:heabovecommon impression.
rnkn n I n nnQDlInn IVAA/ffc fftllAVI ft n C
XUO BUW 1U VjMVMVJWa* *u??w. WW
may prove of interest to ofll^rt; "Tbat tb?
police authorities of all towns aod cltlei o:
.his sute are hereby authorized and em
[wwered to make arrests of all offender!
igalnst the manlolpal ordinances and tb?
itatutesof tblsStale, committed wltbln th?
x>rporate limits, at any place wltbln a radlai
if one mile of the corporate limits, with oi
without a warrant, when such pbllce authorl
ties are In pursuit of snob offender."
Toys and dolls now ready
and they are selling. Gome
in and look at onr attractive
line. Dargan's 5 & lOo Store
Syaod of South Carolina.
Tbe8ynodof Sooth Carolina met in Anlual
Session at 8umter, a. C, Tuesday Got.
(0 ul 8 o'clock P. M. 119 Commuslouers reponaed
to the roll (Mil. Rev. B. F. Reia
ireached the Opentog Sermon Dr. Alexanier
White professor In the Theological bemoary
at Columbia waa elected Moderator,
lev. W. H. Frailer paator of the Anderson
atCbaroa w?* elected Assistant Clerk, the
egular routine business waa tranaacted.
iiMClally flue service on Home and Foreign
Usfllons was beidon Wednesday and Tbur*ay
nights. The complaint 'against the
iouth Carolina Presbytery by Kev. W. H.
llli. was not sustained, syncd meets In
Ibarlealon S. C. next yea.r Abbeville waa
eport*d by Rev. F. W. Gregg, frauds HeDt>
nt iinrer Lone Cane and W. A. Temple
jo of tEfe Abbeville Uburcb, 165 whk tne loii
tteodance. Bumter enietuined wltb a
kvlab baud.
A Healthy Family.
"Our whole family has enjoyed
jood health since we began using Dr.
Sing's New Life Pills, three years
igo," eays L. A. Bartlet, of Kural
ioute 1, Gull lord, MaiDe. They
iieanee and lone the system in a genie
way that does you good. 25c. at
ipeed's drug store.
Magazine subscriptions at
>ut rates taken here. Dar
fan's 5 and 10c Store.
Dr. Thornton's Easy Teetber baa saved tbe
Ives of hundreds of babies and will safely
arry your baby through tbe most trying pelod
or Its U(e as It Is a guaranteed remedy for
'eetblng, Bummer Diarrhoea, Flux, Indigeslon.and
all stomach and bowel troubles el
rants. 28 cents. For sale by McMurray
)rujt Co. and country merchants, or Easy'eetber
Medicine Co., Hartwell, Qa.
^ - . * r'..r > . O
;AI F!
jjr\ i
1TIARY
>th, at 11 o'clock
lay.
dLs!
great quantities J|
hy not try for it.
0c Store.
InMeaoriii. "
Sarah Louise, Intent daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A.K. Drennan, aged 3 months and 10
days.died at their borne in tbe Bethel, aeoilon
about alx o'clock Sunday morning, Oct. - |
18th 1C08.
! Faonral servioes were oonduote d by Bar.
Bailey at Sharon Cbuctb. on Monday
following at eleven o'clock, after wblcb our
little darling, waa laid to reat In Sharon cemetery
In the presence of many sorrowing
friend#* '
Little Sarah waa an affectionate little baby ' and
her loving nature la atlll fresh in oni*
memory, and wblla we rtonrn tbe Jons or our ?>'
darling: we bow to the will ;of Him who glveth
and doeth all things for oor good.
Our dear little baby la with tbe angela.
In their lovely home afltr.
Whereabe slnga the sweetest muale, - :-i
Strains no earthly voices mar. C . V?
j She was taken from us early,
While onr hearts were warm with love.
And we sadly miss our darling,
: Since she Joined tbe angels aoove,
j Though we miss her, sadly miss her.
L. Tears and prayers alike were-In vain,
To this darkened borne she .Will- never ; ft
ime again;
Bnt we know that ahe la happy.
' With tbe angels* above.
Aunt ), -;
HOWE'S MEAT LOMM CIRCUS TO
BE HEBE.
The Times, Stroudsbarg? Pa., Aug.
,20,1908. * ' >
i Howe's Great London Shows visited
this town yesterday. The street
parade was very pleasing, as there
weremaoy open cages or lions apd
tigers that were worth looking^ at.
.The performance in the afternoon and .
evening were the bestever seen here.
roe trained Dorses ana oareoacK na;
ing were lirst class in every role. The
. trapeze and bar performances and the
funny set of clowns were the best j/'y
that any show ever carried. In feet,
! it is the cleanest, most refined tfnd
up-to-date circus that has exhibited
here in several years and should' It
ever return it will have such a large
: orowd that it will be hard to get it
' under canvass. They are pleasant
people to do business with.
State of South Caroling - /ji
County of Abbeville.
, PROBATE COURT.
i Robert J. Hutchinson, as administra?
' a ? ?. il . ?a if m T7w4aUI
| uir 01 me jlhiuu} ui m. 1. nuiuiu*
> son, deceased, and in hie own /- 'v.**
i right, Plaintiff, against Mrs. P. A.
, Pressley et al., Defendants?Com>
plaint to Sell Lands to Pay Debts.
> Pursuant to an order of the Probate
; Court, I will sell at Public Outcry at ^
> Abbeville Court House, on Saleday in
> November, 1908, next, for the payment
" of debts, the following described real
estate, belonging to the estate of M.
T. Hutchison, deoeased, situate in said
State and County, to wit: All that
, tract or parcel of lands, known as the
M. T. Hutchison Place, containing
i'ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY- - : ^
NINE (159) ACRES, more or less, in
Lowndesville Township, being part of
if the Causby place conveyed to Mrs. E.
M. Franks by deed recorded In Book
No. 14, page 365, bounded by lands of
Massillon Bell, Rocky River and lands \;
deeded to J. B. Franks. A fuller de.
scription of said lands appears in the
' order of sale in the above stated acHnn
Terms?Cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers.
J. F. MILLER,
Judge Probate Court.
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Master's Sale.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVrLLE.
Court of Common Pleas.
Guilford W. Cade, as Administrator,
cum testamento anuexo, of Guilford
Cade, deceased, Plaintiff', against
I. L. Porter, Mrs. K. H. Porter, Mary
E. Mcintosh and S. J. Heater, Defendants.
By virtue of a Decree of Sale by the
Court of Common Pleas for Abbeville
County, In said State, made in the
above stated case, I will offer for sale,
at public outcry, at Abbeville C. H.f
8. C., on Salesday In Nov., A. D.
' 1908, within the legal hours of sale the
following described land, to wit: All
tbat tract or parcel of laud, situate,
lying and being in Abbeville County,
in the State aforesaid, in or near Willinffton,
containing SEVENTEEN
ACRES, more or lees, and bounded by
lands of Edward Mitchell, I. L. LeRoy,
Fanny S. Maynard and others.
Terms of Sale?Cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
R. E. HILL,
Master A. C., S. C.
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