The Abbeville Press and Banner
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BY W. W. & W. R. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER $3, 1908. ESTABIISL J?D 1844
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and are going tc
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Men s* Suits
$5.00[}Suits for $3.^4 $12.50 Suits for J
6.00 Suits for 4.00 15.00 Suits for ]
7.50 Suits for 5.00 16.50 Suits for :
9.00 Suits for 6.00 1S.00 Suits for ]
10.00 Suits for 6.67 20.00 Suits for ;
12.00 Suits for 8.00 22.50 Suits for
MEN'S
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$5.00 Overcoat for $3-34
^6.00 Overcoat for 4.00
- I '7.50 Overcoat for 5.00
10.00 Overcoat for 6.67
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12.00 Overcoat for -- 8.00
2o Per (
Men's Underwes
$1.00 Undershirts and Drawers for 75c
1.50 Undershirts and Drawers for 1.12
Boy's Suits
$2.tfo Boy's Suit for $1.50
2.50 Boy's Suit for 1.88
3.00 Boy's Suit for 2.25
3.50 Boy's Suit for 2.63
4.00 Boy's Suit for 3.06
5.00 Boy's Suit for 3.75
6.00 Boy's Suit for 4.50
7.50 Boy's Suit for 5,63
No Discount
Ask For a Co
When your card is punched showing c
receive a $1,000 Accident Policy for om
THINK THIS OVER CAREFULLY
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the event of your sudden death ? The goo
elsewhere, and in addition you receive this
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Men's Pari
Kg g $Mo Pants for
2,oo Pants for
[0;0? 2.50 Pants for
[ 1.00 3.00 Pants for
r /-\s\ . 3-5? Pants for
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4.00 Pants for
[3-33 5,00 Pants for
15.00 6.00 Pants for
OVERCOATS
$15.00 Overcoat for
16.50 Overcoat for(
18.00 Overcoat for
22.50' Overcoat for
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$1.00 Men's Hats fc
1.50 Men's Hats f<
" 1 2.00 Men's Hats fc
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3.00 Men's Hats f<
Boy's Ovei
$2.50 Boy's Overcoat
3.50 Boy's Overcoat
5.00 Boy's Overcoat
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upon Trading
:ash purchases to the amount of $3.00
2 year at a cost of 31c.
\Vould your family be benefitted b
ds you purchase daily cost no more a
$1,000 Policy Free.
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Clothing
EAST END.
S.f ' What "M" Sees and H<
? Rounds About the Cit]
f Route No. 3.
^ HAPPY CHRISTMAS 1
A happy Christmas to tbe <
pondents, and all tbe readeri
and Banner. May tbey all
E prosper.
Tbe greatest pleasure on eartl
others bappy. It's op to yoa,
member this right now. and i
are no "empty stockings"
neighborhood. Remember the
and Invalid ohlldren, for the]
that deserve and should have
? that Santa Clans brings. In r
bappy yon will Increase your a
Try It, reader.
Tomorrow night is tbe bap
a earth for the little children. 1
|L the night for Santa Clans, the!
^ best friend. Listen to this llttl
?IW^r \ If yon don't b'lleve In Santa C
yonr way he'll call,
J^Br Don't mind the Christmas s
bang It ap at all!
Bat wben Christmas winds an
the home-llgbts bnrnln' dli
TTa i>Mai avav frnm IlLilA fnllrl
lleve In him.
Wben tbe floor i> piled with pi
the Christmas trumpets bio
Bay no (airy-folk have been tl
m imm Santa Clans ain't so!
r W- When yoor stocking's look
m M then you'll know tbe reasoi
T\m F / - ^rm I Ton'll wish you'd made belle?
W % /KJ^ I Santa Clans went by.
But?don't yon hang yonr stool
don't think that w*y.
And know lot's more 'boat Bar
A /oiks that's eld and gray;
" I A Bat wben Obristmas winds are
xX tbe morning stars barn dim
He rides away from little tolki
. lleve in him. ' ?
. B COKING AMD GOIN
1 ^ Oar college girls )and boys ar
J ^ w J A make borne bright and bappj
^ mk A B joyous Christmas tide, as well i
Wk the sooial circle and make
V# , n M ' J hearts" leap tor Joy. WhatW
H I /Hi/ tor yoang folks and old folks U
/ ^L^l/ JBL. V/ Mr. Arthur By fan is spendinj
In tbe city with bis homefoiks
many friends, are elad to see b
Miss Mary Syfan will retort
from Wlntbrop College, Rook 1
n Miss Jessie Speed is home 1
er ffooas "I'shSKfasiwu.. *?
>3 nettsvllle tor tbe holidays.
Miss Mary LawnonLlnk is 1
nes Boo It College, Decatur, Ga.
iwrAK \ These are only a few of the
V CI tbatweohanoe to know ar*\
T w gnees oar city will be qalte 11
v sweet presence once more.
eaoh and every girl and tw
home ;irom college a merry 3
always glad to see them.
Have yoa had a "peep'! at
I Well, he's here in all his spl
filled ap the windows of man
potting a Christmas tree in i
Yon little folk* most look at tl
_ windows and learn how nlc
I friend Santa ean fix up bis tor
M Oar merchants and their si
i g \ 1 Br^ sales-men are on the rush tnli
'I I I I I I I 811 havePQt 10 extra belp ani
3 9 SI II R make np for lost time.
,1 III | | | Tbe carrier boys will be on
1 I II If rounds Obnstmas day and will
wfcdfcdfc to make tbelr patrons bapp
news snd letters from tbelr Me
i tlves and when yon bear a Ion
_ may rest assured we have som
that swevt little mlsslTe you
for?one that will make your
and bonnd for Joy. Look for ui
l Bain or shine, sleet or snon
TO Unole Sam's boys are bourn
^ WW We will be "at home" New Y(
x- all tbe tan Is over, and ever;
$1 oo down to work, butwearever
* this day's rest,
r 11 Rev. J. G Roper, P. ?, preach
o J moo in tbe Methodist ohurcl
T morning and nlgbt.
1 u/ On last Monday morning
_ o'clock Sam Adams, colored,
2. OO and oontents by fire. His la
bard work this year, corn, fodC
2.33 tons of fine pea vine bay. '8am
*L for tbe Abbevlle Graded Bcboo
2.67 ed upon as a good, bacd-wo
' \ man and to blm tbls Is a great 1
7 -i a bis horse and in doing so n
J burns himself. Fortunately t
A nn wagon were out In tbe yard
4-00 were saved. He deurves '?
belp from tbls people. He tl
?^was incendiary.
CHRI8TMA8 OS BOU1
Well, we guess It will be live!
pie on this route know bow
nmilnna. Many Will have b!
nors, and social gatherings.
Ton bet tbey will bave a goo
$10 00 ' ,oa d0D>t mlnd "we" will 1m
Mr. W. L. Pleroe and family
t t no Qa.. after spending a pleaaai
their borne people,. Mr. T. 8.
family, left last week for Pie
12 00 tbe? wm vtait other relatival e
borne.
The Bazaar given laat we<
IC.OO auspioes of the Ladles Mission
- Lebanon Church waa a grand 1
daily and one of ibe most le
affairs ever enjoyed by that
______The bootba were beaatlfnlly
presided over by pretty ladlea
them more attractive, The Can
I ' tilbated by the memberaof tb(
1 waa very handaome and sold 1
" -* Tbe total net receipts were aboi
lY f T 1 I were happy together in their g<
IB a 9 I well satisfied at their suocet
f Vfm Jb W thlsoharoh undertakes, headed
and pastor, Rev. J. B. HUlhousi
meet wltn saooess.
Mr. Ernest Schram Is expect
week Irom Galveston, Tcxm, ai
the holidays with . bomerolks
C! \ friends are glad to see him.
|9 \ Bass Brothers are building a
near the sdgbt of the old Bass h<
In our writings last week, -tr
7cr mistake "elosed,rnp the school
/ J~ hat they will clloee today tor
.r t. /, teachers and scholars will re
jl q)i. it respective homes Vto enjoy tt
. *OD
)i 1.50 People are moving around <
0 n both white and colored, and we
>r 1.00 ly obliged If the patrofis on
roates will give ns daring jane
)r 2.2C names of all new comers, as
J who have moved off, as the ca
quired to keep such a reoord.
write them down plainly and p
box.
Master Waller Adams, a brigt
on route 8 met wltn a narro
. weetc while playing at sohool.
'/iACI TO Jumped a ditch and lit In a qua
I il l/Mt Iji3 his waist, and wasTapldly slukl
of his playmates; Master Jan
happened to oome along and w:
flouit palled blm out and j>erbi
$1.85 life. THIS reminds oa of'FU'i"
fell from a scaffold, and npoi
2 63 Mid "sore and It wasn't Ihe fall
0 ' but where I lit." 80 Walter
-? ? c where he lights" the next time
3 3 Mrs. 8. 8. Link is spending
with her home people at Belton
sbe will return accompanied b
Mr. Tom Link, wbo will be the
^ '' Clark Link and family lor a wb
M ^ r~h Miss Eunice 1 oobran and Ml
, .Sk f 9 Oaw were among me fair vUlio
ti wXl last Saturday,
Mr. George Link, a handsome
from Anderson, spent severfet
? past' week with his nncle, M
_ and family.
f Mioses Kobena Gilliam,Eva M
V/ClJL *JL and Permella Evans will return
from the Normal and Collegiate
rotnrn if tn nc and AehevUle,N.0.. and will Uyen
return It to US ana routes during their borne stay.
Miss Maggie Link, of the Betb
turned home laat week from th
. . ^ .of tbe State wbere she has be
>V receiving $1,000 in most flourishing sohool. She v
J . nled from Abbeville to ber bomi
it these stores than Lin*. ? ?
Mr. R. W. Knox, one of tt
farmers aad meaohants on roatt
pecan tree from wblcb be la
reap a barvpgt, tblB season h
Baltimore 167 pounds for wblcl
forty dollars. If the nuts bad I
tbey perbapa would bave netted
Misses Lillian and Josle M
M among tbe lair visitors In tbe cl
I V A day.
S Miss Clara Lee Gilliam exp
mm soon for a visit to ber sister, Mri
ill ness, of Birmingham, Alabama.
III Mr. J, H. Prlnoe and Mr. W.
II If a changing tbe old Edwards bous<
^0 roads near Mr, J. Jtt. Thornton's
cottage greatly modernised as oc
tbe old dwelling.
tars on Hit 4 g
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xlltora, ooitm- *t /^1
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live long and
& ! In making
reader, to re- >
see tbat there< _ ^ Y1^ *
s&s or a Pk
i tbe best gifts ^ V r
aaklng others / !
iwn happiness. ,
iplest time on
Christmas eve.
Ir dearest and ?
e poem. ?
laus, and that
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took lng?don't '
b whlstlln' and WMMMBMI
i that don't be....
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aythingi, apa
5w, u?t This is tl
In' loneaome,
sffBk to,. f and whe
Ilwup. ?70U ? +?
ita Clang than y tiling til
whlstlln' and
('that don't be- tUflt Will"
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eoomlng Id to
of this k
r, and on ibla
u to brighten
j tbe "special
a happy time
t the holidays 1? T > | ^
who. with hi. W >?#
llbome today T T # A?<
Erom Convene *
me from Bee- ) >
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iome from Agi
yonng Indies /v
home, and we _ _ ,
t. tes ' Newest a
y that oomt>?
.maa. We are KT ,
Santa Claotf . NOVCltlCSj
en dor and baa ^ V " ' F '
y stores. even
ssAtig. Bracelets.
lely your old *
ma and Plaii
L Will push1 to ,
their recolar N f i.A
I do their beat lUUiJ tU Ml
y Id carrying & ' r.
uda and rel&*
>g whittle yoa / ' "i _ "
ethlng nloe, or ? ^ / '
were looking ... !
^ heart totter /
l'togo.
sar'adaywhen
ybodyiMltled ' .
y thankfnl lor \ .
rissp Come early jbel
About three v *
lost till barn
la wm all bis
ler and about 6
la the Janltoi
1 and' la lookrklng
colored /
loaa. He saved MM VHP
ttelved aevere W W. -W' 1 W'
tie baggy and ? M -Hjfl -W ' ;R
and of oonrae B JB V H - B
sas W JCii U
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HE 8.
ifr for the ceo- Dr.'Thornton's EaayTeether baa saved thef
to enloy each Uvea ol hand rede of bablea and will aafely
E tor Key din- carry your baby tbroogb the moat trying pe?
oartles. etc. rtod of lis life as It la a guaranteed remedy tor TTi*
h tim. ?rrt ir TeethlDK. Summer DlarrboAi Flox. Indues- 1U*
\ in theawlm tlon.anfl all stomac* a?l boVel troubled ef
infanta. 25 cents. For tale by McMnrray
of Hartwell, Drug eo. and oo^try mwhanU, or Ea?yat
vlalt with TeethepMedlclnetJo., Hartwell, Ga.
Palmer and ' *' Cbai
idmont where *fi
re they return Bledlclne That la Medicine. ^
ik. under the ^ave suffered a good deal with "8
try Society or malaria <wd stomach complaints, bat I 2!
mcoeaa flnan- have found a remedy that1 keeps me ue
aSiXn' well? and that remedy l^ElecrioBit- Bj
arranged and ten: fuaaedicine that Is medicine for the (
i which made stomacn and liver troubles, and fpr ville
^nr?ntrrpffttt?nn run down conditions," says W. p, the J
!or nl??J m Kiestler, of HalHday, Ark. Electro sale,
at ti8r'and ail Bitters purify and enrich the blood, H., I
*d Anything fcoDe UP t'ae nerve8? and impart vigor D. 1
i by tne ladle* and enerjry to the weak. Your money sale
b, ja bound to will be refunded if it fails to help jyou. wit:
ed home thu S00- at Speed's drug store. sifcia
id will apend vf]uj;
. Hla many v talni
/ Have your picture? framed In the beat atyle mor<
, neat oottage Mllford's Book Store. Lott
We thank you tot part Avon ahown uaand S.
we through jj0pe ymi wni giv? us your Christmas bualVrtal?
and neM* Yoors PIMae> C- A. Mlllord 4 0& by
turn to'their See those nice pictures at Mllford's book Bo
da festive tea- alore before buying. v Te
111 Christmas GiftsSSI
JULES G. HUG UELEt T.(
rssffa w,,1Sv Tte *w
He ran and a nice line of Jewelry, Ladies'
in/?whenPone Watches, Rings Chains Pins, etc.,
see Kennedy, suitable for Christmas gifts. J. Or
[pa K^ed his Pine Watch and Clock Repairing I
1JSffl? up Finest References. thf*
lbmMt rtiook Office and Bepair Department on 3d, ville
i he jumpa. floor of new Bealty Company building. abovi
the holidays n]
. after which . ^ J"
iy ber lather, filiariff'e flalo 1 ?'
guest or Mr, wmvx am u ivwawi iyiry
j* i
as Neiie Mo- Greenwood Grocery Company, Durst- folloi
rein the oity Andrews Company, W- D, Barks- tbat
) Tonnir man dale, Bank of Greenwood, against JyJog
days of tbe T. W. Miller and Mrs. Elizabeth ia ^
r. clark Link Miller.?Execution. Acret
oNeiii, Do tale virtue of an execation to me di- lands
bome today rected, in the above stated case, I will and t
institute, or gen to the highest bidder, at public aI?8'
op society on aucti0Dt within the legal hours of sale, TE
ia flection re- at Abbeville, on SATURDAY, the chase
p"1 26th day of December, A. D. 1908, all
raa ae^mpa- the rigbt, title and interest of T. W.
b by Mr. J. J. Miller and Mrs. Elizabeth Miller in
the following described property, to M I
>8 bastMarge wlt: 0Qe Knight saw mill, one inbeginning
io aerted tooth saw, one Phono mower,
e snipped to ono three-quarter Mitchell wagon, two
l ne reoeivea fhroowinarffip OvAnohorn wacnnfl. turn jTC
jeen assorted , , --o
i more. bay or dun mare mules, two black
cCanty were raare mules. Levied on and to be
ty last Mon- 80|j M the property 0f t. W. Miller
lecta to leave and Mrs. Elizabeth Miller to satisfy Pi
i. J. b. Hark- the aforesaid Execution and costs.
' l Ba>s are Termg?Cash. otu(
; at IbTciSS > C. J. LYON, ^
, into a neat Sheriff Abbeville County.
wpweu with Deo, 9th, 1908. * gJJgj
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tie season of gift
n you give, give
at will last, son
be appreciated?f
ind go to *
.JOHNS
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The Jeweler.
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pd latest things ii
Jewelry,Clock?, V
, Chains, Rings, D
ei Gold Rings-r-a
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Master's Sale. v
) State of South Carolina, T]
County of Abbeyille.
Court of Common Pleas.
rles E. McKay, Plaintiff, against A
illie Cordelia Gregory in her own
;ht and ^Administratrix of estate
A. E. Gregory, Dectt, agd others,
fondants.
r authority of a Decree .of Bale by
2ourt of Common Pleas for Abbe- ]
n i-_ u -_i_ i* ..
v^ouuiy, in saio dwiuj, maue m tin
Above stated case, I will offer for .vfl
at pnblio oatcry, at Abbeville C. tb<
i. Cr, on Salesday in January, A. gal
[909, within tbe legal hours of h,
tbe following described laud, to D.
All that tract or parcel of land tb<
ite, Jytog anjd beiDg falAbbeviUe A1
ity, in tbe State aforesaid? cop- jyi
Dg One-Eighth of One Acre, jn
) or less, and bounded bv.lands of Hi
ie Jackson. . G. A. .-yiaanska, leg
mas Jones, Odd Fellowa Hall, atid c.
'berry street in said city. Ch
Id at the risk of former purchaser. '
rrps of Sale?Cash. Purchaser to tra
for papers. ca]
R. E. HILL, 1
Master A. C., EL.C. pa;
Master's Sale. __
i State Qf South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. jjt
Court of Common Pleas.
Martin, Plaintiff, against M. M.
Mattison, Defendant.
authority of a Decree of Sale by r0
!ou,rt of Common Vleaa fop Abbe- t
County, in sfid State, made in the
5 stated case, I will offer for Bale,
.Lii. .i a uk?..:iia n tt
juuu ouiurv, at auucviuo v/. xxM
, on Salesday in January, A. D.
within the legal hours of sale the
ring described land, to wit: All
tract or .paro?l of land, situate,
and being In Abbeville County,
e State aforesaid, contalulog Two *
i, more or less, and bounded by
of William Agnew, J. C. Hodges, ~o
be public road leading from Don- J?r
S. C., to Dye West, 8. C. ?V
RMS OP SALE-Cash. Pur- es?
r to pay for papers. ue.
R. E. HILL,
Master A. C., S. C.
[JSIC STUDIO. gj
d>?k?< ts. o ? i i 1 a tWf
uipucsi *crjiiuiviiimot "" "
of 1
f. Jules G. Huguelet> '"J
Organist Methodist Church, con
AND TEACHER OF less
on a, Violin and Organ. ?ar?'
Abbeville, 8. C. dao
dio on second floor of new Realty T
iany building, next to new post- pap
Miss Carrie Huguelet assistant
5r and in oharge of studio.
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Master's Bale. v
lie St$te of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville.
Court of Common Pleas.
inleStrother, Plain tftL against John
D; Ferguson, Susie Ramey, A Hie
Ferguson, Bertha Ferguson, Bobbie
Ferguson, Conway Ferguson, Lillie
Ferguson and Balph Ferguson, Defendants.
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By authority of a Decree of Sale by
a Coqrt.of Coqintop Plefs for Ably
lie County, in said tttate, made in
b above stated case, I will offer for
le, at Public Outcry, at Abbeville C. ?: fr
? 8. CM on SaleBday in January, A.
1909, with In the legal hours of sale
e following described land, to-wit:
1 that tract or parcel of land si tuate, >'
ing and being in Abbeville County,
the State aforesaid, containing Four a
and red and Fifty Aorss, more or
A, and bounded g lands of Mrs. M.
Thomas, P. Rosenberg & Co., P. A.
leathajn and dtbero.
rheee lands will be sold in three
ids?plats of which can be seen by
lling on the Master.Perms
of Bale?C^h. Purchaser to
y for papers.
B. E. HILL,
Master A. C., S. C.
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ate 01 souin uaronmi
County of Abbeville. ,
PROBATE COURT.
bert S. Link, as Admr. of the Estate 7
of Samuel J. Donaldson, deceased,
Plaintiff, against Nancy J. Don*
aldson, Mile, Cole, John Cole,
Amanda Cole, Sarah Smith, Laura
Adams, Rosenberg Mer. Co., J. W.
Golden, and R. R. Tolbert, Defendants.
? Complaint to Sell
Lands to Pay Debts.
'ursuant to an order of the Probate
irt, T will sell_at Public Outcry at
beville Court Mouse, oo waieaay in -.
luary, 1909, next, for the payment ,
lebts, the following described real
ite, belonging to the estate of SamJ.
Donaldson, deceased, situate in
1 State and County, to wit: All
t tract or parcel of lands, known as
ertain lot or paroel of land in the
7 of Abbeville, containing Five;htbs
of an Acre, more or less, with
> houses thereon, bounded by lands
Calisa Garrett, Eliza Patton, Mai
Miles and others.
.Iso, that tract or parcel of land,
taining 8ixty-Three Acres, more or
, bounded by lands of Curltail
;k, lands of P. Rosenbesg <fc Co.,
Js formerly belonging to A. P. Jorand
others.
erms?Cash. Purchaser to pay for .
ers.
J. F. MILLER,
Judge Probate Court.
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