The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, January 13, 1909, Image 1
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The Abbeville Press and,
BY W. W. & W. R. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE, 8. C.,WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1909. ESTABLISHED 1844 >;||jj
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firm of
shall c
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thank i
the libe
past, ai
your b
the ne\
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fit you are feeling out
let, and you will feel
They will make you f
REMEDY" strengthens t
and purlPes the Blood. <!
pleasantly, yet it never
Invariably making the nse
Jf-Better Than P
te NR Tablet* for Indlg<
0f Ayijvuioo, oaiiu T VV*U(/(?AIVU|
Of Pimplek and Ernptions, Chill
m tlsm, Torpid Liver or Inactive
m from the digestive organs.
I ?IUL flatuia
^ Box.
C. A. MILFORD &
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SOUTHERN
THE SOOTH'S I
L Unexcelled Dinning Car Se
* Through Pullman Sleepi
Convenient Sche
Arrival and* De
/ No.
of
Trains.
114 Leaves at 10:20
Columbia.
115 Arrives from (
at 12:18 p.m.
T A .QA ,
no Jjeavca at i.uu j
il7 Arrives at 5:35
112 Leaves at 5:50 ]
111 Arrives at 7:05
For full information as to rates,
Bailway rJ
J. L. MEEK,
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent,
Atlanta, Oa.
Yon would not delay taking Foley's KldD
Remedy at ibe first sign of kidney or b!ad(
trouble II you realized that neglect might ;
Bult Id Brigbt's dUea^e or diabetes. Fole
Kldnej Renudy corrects Irregularities a
cures all Kidney and bladder disorder?.
A. Mll/ord & Co.
ft See those nice pictures at Mllford's bo
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W FIF
ZING bought the intere
Mr. H. Q. Anderson in
H. G. Anderson & Co,
ontinue the Clothing 1
the old stand. We wij
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our friends and patron:
:ral business given us ir
lid ask for a continuan
usiness and patronagt
v firm.
y respectfully,
er & B
Iffiffl? If
rof-sorts, take an NR Tabbetter
in the morning. ,?P~~ ?
eel Just right. "NATURE'S \Yf *n??
he Stomach, Liver, Kidneys \iLf ,
loss its work thoroughly and WlK t hn*p w
gripes, weakens or sickens- ? rt
r feel stronger and better. V wlHneEM
ills For Liver Ills. \ aoDa?5
sstion, Sick Headache, Loss of
Liver Complaint, Skin Diseases, !?* *,.
s, Malaria, Biliousness, Rhenma- J?" ? , '
Kidneys and all troubles arising to th? si
of the ci
MSB m Then'
flsber fo
Tablet | i ^ vocalioi
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M donned
and ma
^Hole, w
GO., Abbeville, S. C.
7 T the woe
rope by
let wa?
tree anc
~ley of si
RAILWAY, is
GREATEST SYSTEM, i
? The At
rvice. ,? pe?
tarrb li
ng Cars on all Through Trains, ton"?
tbis rati
dules on all Local Trains.
of mill]
Is easll
ployed.
parture of Trains. wKr
tem. E
ease. 1
the fore
skin, tb
be cure
Tbe o
log a m
Knfr
a.m. for Greenville and tbRttb<
of tbe b
diblnfec
healed.
Jreenville and Columbia iorlptio'
Bind led
whose
vane wb
p. m. for Greenville. Mribed
We are
from Columbia. chronic
ny pa!
for Columbia. Jo^ati
We w
p. m. from Greenville. oorreo<
r right t
oontrao
Rexall
hav? J
prices a
effects
routes, etc., consult nearest Southern |nD8uech
ficket Agent, or . Mtiforc
J. C. LUBK,
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jjivibiuu. jrttttH. Ageui,
Charleston 8. C. t0Tthe p
Don't ft
window
;ey SIMPLE EEMEDY FOE LA GEIPPE. ? >' "?1
Racking la grippe coughs that may develop Head*
Into pneumonia over night are quickly cured Brushei
nd hy Foley's Honey and Tar. The sore and 1e- Huyle
P flamed luLgs are healed and nlrongthened, Drug fci
HDda dangerous condition Is quickly averted.
Take only Folej'a Honey and Tar In the yellow
paokage. C. A. Mllford & Co. Roge
ok white
tbem e
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Mr. Hi
days oi li
people,
hearty w
Mr. Cai
Jones dw
are most
bore.
Senatoi
In the dl
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;Ct 01 D,c6ly ai
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We un<
jl _ build a ?
T t| 0 much nei
In tbe rig
SI I lUg tO OU
I I prettier c
? We I ' I present0
'1 I I amp I0 r0
I I foot ball*
I I 'TIB BBl
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I I fourth fa
' I could be i
;h tO f?ry?y!
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I I est, and y
I (nbould b(
TOr I I Forester
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I | maintain
, 4-t?p I I no otbei
I IOC I I which wc
j I man, as t
P I | great hoi
ce of LM!
I I playing t
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> TOr I I wbo clap
* lvra I month, tl
If I fatal. Tl
I I "Billy Bt
S I hands In
I | little fel
j I death. *
i I | parents i
I I I trouble.
i I may sooi
I . 1 ings alth
I prove tat
- r Mr. Till
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I Little an
I him.
I MIBBKI
I this
I friends, t
| With s
I the State
1 elty can*
I an Instil
I yllle^n
(oeoeuL u
to^see hi
tire aatli
and new.
MIBB AI
oity last
JohnQ. 1
Many li
their oott
house of.
MlaaBa
kinsman,
theoltyh
Tennessee's Vindication. i?at Banc
" ... ? cousin M
Greenville News. mond. ot
mvlotlon of eight night riders In Ten- Thursday
n tbe charge of mnrder la a vlndl- Mr. Eru
f the Stale's honor. 8lx of t?e oon- several w
men have been sentenced to death on, retun
ie remaining two will go tbe penl- Galvestoi
for a term of twenty years.' This Is Mr. Lat
food news. Tennessee was on trial week wl
conviction of these men refleots lm- day to hli
redlt on tbe oommonwealtb. Mr. Dai
leratlons of tbe night rider band be- Hill In
b tbe burning of flsb docks extending early r*0(
ifllotln? of oorporal punishment on TbeFai
bom tbe leader* In tbelr counsels will mee
guilty of actions lu opposition to tbe day 15th,
>f the clan, finding a climax in the gates to
g of Captain Rankin. Rankin and meets In i
slate stockholder or tbe West Tennes- Importan
id Company R. Z. Taylor, an aged tobepres
J one ot the most prominent men ol In bon(
Lb western section of Tennessee, bad few frlem
tbe lake region to conclude a deal as tertalned
tie of some Umber lands, tbe property Tbe folio
ampany. Mrs. Wal
Igbt riders, composed largely of tbe sonofFli
ilfe of Reelfoot Lake, which Is owned Mrs. R. F
land company, were especially ag< Walter .<
against the land company because of Mr. and 1
sal to allow tbefisbermen to ply tbelr Betbla.
a at will in tbe waters of the lake, hunting i
)y charged largely to Captain Rankin hood, an<
onel Taylor. Toward midnight they by tbelr i
tbelr lantastlc garbs ol long cloaks wblob Is
nks and marched to the Walnut Log froltevei
here tbe men bad quarters. offnmlll<
ig ibem to hastily don their olothee, Mr. J.
ircbed tbem to a secluded spot among Emma, *
>ded recesses of tbe lake. Here tbe last Morn
wblob Rankin was led from tbe bo* Messrs.
tbrown through a forked limb .of a In tbe olt
I tbe man drawn Into tbe air. A vol- MovlDg
iot? followed. In tbe meontime Taj- tbe day i
pleaded for < he release of Rankin anu wblte an
stltutlon. When be saw the me" Blrtbstermlned
to kill both be made a dath Mrs. J. f
rty. swimming tbe bayo a. Uam,as<
To Mrs.
5,1909, a t
These
MILLIONS Of LIVES tOST. '
wful Toll Collected by Consumption
iple could only understand tbat Ca9
an Internal scrofula?tbat nothing "Lettfc
externally does mucb good?they Jarg
not need to be warned so often about He nevet
U disease, which, when neglected, In- san<
y ends up In Consumption, at the ooat a trlbn
ions of lives every year. Yet Catarrh done so i
y cored If the right treatment la em- and for tl
baa Robi
rb is caused by germs In tbe blood land's fa'
circulates tbroagbont the entire sys- Parklnso
internal remedies givfe but temporary This pc
yibough tbe effects are olten seen in bers its
of pimples, rash, eczema or dry scaly south wll
ie trouble is internal, and oan never the Gran
tl by external remedies. day, Jan.
aly way to oure Catarrh la by employ* It has c
edlol ne which Is absorbed and carried to give tb
>lood to all parta or tbe system, so tbat coal
mucous membrane or Internal lining him wilt
ody is thoroughly medicated, soothed, brought e
:ted of germ matter, and the soreness Mr. Ha
known fc
ave a remedy prepared from the pre- that line
n of a physician who for thirty years hlmfa na
and made Catarrh a specialty and envy,
record of b 'ccees was a care in every Marie [
lere his treatment was followed as pre- for Mr. ?
. Tbat remedy is ttexall Muco-Tone. with tbe
so positive that it will cure Catarrh national
Its various forms, whether acute or Doris, be
i. that we promise to return every pen- by both (
d ub lor the medicine in every case ever broi
t falls to cure or for any reason does piano act
sfy l be user. admlssloi
autyoutotry Rexall Muoo-Tone on the open!
tmmendatlon and guarantee. We are
lere wbere you live, and you do not i
any obligation or risk wtaen yon try
Muco?Tone on oar guarantee. We
lexall Mnoo-Tone In two sites. The D D
,re 50c. and 81. Very often the 50c. size . ~
a cure. Of oonrse, In obronlc cases a 1DB cou?
treatment Is necessary. The average Germai
Instances Is three 81.00 bottlea. C. A. relieves i
I <k Co. Azurea
? ? ? Babcoc
I. A. Milford & Co.'s Locals. n?toyeora!
reatest soap proposition ever oflered ^nre?.a
nbllc Is offered by C. A. Milford & Co. aDd 00ldf
ill to see the display both In show Pipes, t
' and lDtlde of store. Call In and they
1 you about It.
laartera for Combs, Hair and Tooth Manv 1
i at Mllford's Drug 8tore. Honey i
sr'a Candy always fresh at MlHord's whoopln
Jtore. , for In fa
? opiates (
like Foli
r & Gallon's violet and Atkinson's er8 ^eep
rose extracts are bard to beat. Try > stltutes.
lext time. MoMnrray.
EAST END.
"M" Sees and Hears on His
nds About the City and Along
te No. 3.
d Mrs. P. B. Speed and Mr. and Mrs.
>WD left last Monday over the Bootha
trip to Cuba. We wish them a
trip and a safe return home. M
i Mrs. Lambert Caldwell with their M
are visiting relatives In Greenville.
1 Mrs. M. B. By fan are visiting rela- JB
be country for a few days. n
Dtoloette Hammond is spending a H
th relatives and friends in Spartan- w
arry Hill, of Monroe, spent several
ist week In tbe city with his home
Uoi-kb'o f Hariri a. o 1WAVR fffvA him A
eloome back In bis old bome.
lion and family bave moved to tbe
elllng on Magazine bill, wbere tbey
cordially welcomed by tbelr neighr
W. N. Graydon spent last Sunday x
.y.brlDglng to all glad tidings from
son, Norwood, who Is getting on
id hopes soon to be able to return
jrbapu tbls week. I
lerstand onr citizens bave voted to I
Mgh School In Abbeville. Tbls is a ,
aded institution, therefore, Is a move
;bt dlreotlon and will prove a blessr
olty. In our bumble opinion no
>r more suitable situation oould be
the heights of Magazine bill, on tbe
base ball grounds. Tbls will give
om for all kinds of sport, base ball,
gymnasium, etc., etc.
id four million Christmas trees-are
i year In United States, one to every
mlly. If planted four feet apart tbey
grown on less tnan 1,500 aores. Offhe
cutting of so many young trees
ar tbe question has been sprung
or not It will bea menace to tbe forvbelber
tbe custom Is oonslstent and
3 kept up. to which United Btatee
Gilford Plncbot replies, "Yes It Is
it and proper tbe oustom should be
led. Trees are for use, and there Is
r use to wblcb tbey could be put
>uld oontrlbule so much to tbejoy of
belr use by tbe children on tbls one
lday of the year"
Lbe little sons of Mr. W. W. Bradley
T burned last Friday afternoon while ?
ibout tbe Are, and bat for tbe prompt
gbtful action of bis Bon "Billy Back"
Ded blB hand over the little fellow's
ie awful disaster might Have proven w
le grandfather, Mr. Tusten abd little f
ick" were badly burned about tbelr
putting out tbe fire wblcb saved tbe
low from an awful and an^lmely 1
Ve can, and.do sympathize with the
is we have been through the same
We sincerely hope tbe little fellow
1 be well again, and that ) *s sufferougb
severe In the extreme may not <
al.
den Lomax tbe falthfal postman on
ild off several days last week and Mr.
id Hoyt Keld made tbe ronnda for
jnnle Morrow spent several daya of
>k in lbe city wltb bomefolka and
ill of whom were glad to see her.
lx or seven of tbe best pbyslolana In
i In Abbeville, what Is the matter onr
t bave a first class Sanitarium, snob
utlon la badly needed right in Abbed
we are snre it wonld be of great
a Buffering humanity. We hope yet
nove in this direction.
ib tbe Abbeville Medium, under lta
nonntpmcni. mav flna many "new
In l5D9. Ila present editor' la the
id talented daughter of (be late Geo.
BmphllJ?Miss Grace,?who wields *
d and will fill tbe place of her laather
with honor to herself and en- A
faction to all her patrons, both old fl
LOOKING OVER BOUT* 8. 1
anle Glbertof Lebanon waa In tbe
Monday, the guest of ber sister Mrs.
3 vans.
armors of ronte 3 are now baollng
on and storing In tbe termers ware- i
Abbeville.
lile Woodbnrst aooompanled by her i
, Mr. J. H. McNeill, were gneata In
Mt Monday.
oea Knox went to Monnt Carmel
lay to attend the marriage of ber
;iss Belle Knox to Mr. J. G. Tbnr- ay
Georgia, which will take place on A| p
14tb, Inst. fin fc
lestBchram, after a pleasant stay of
eeks with his borne people of 8bar
aea mm omurua; w uu uuuio Ml mcCIDBI
j, Texas. AJKHUlll
oar Qilllam spent two days of tbla.
th his bomefolks, reluming Tuesi
business at Cedartown, Qa.
Md Gilliam 1* quite sick, Dr. James
attendance. We wlab for blm an |jj|g j]
>very.
mere Union oi Lebanon and Sharon COUn
tat Sharon School house next Frlat
2 o'clock p. cn. Election of dele- Head
i tbe Farmera Convention which
Colombia will take place, also other
it business. All members are urged Congre
enU slgnmen
>r to tbelr vlsitlne kinsmen and a between
Js, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McNeill, en- . Tbls 1
last Thursday at an elegant dining, some tin
wine guests were present: Mr. and extra n
ter McNeill, Mr. J. H. McNeill and vllle. <
srlda. Mr. Tbomas McNeill. Mr. and secured
McNeill and baby, Mr. and Mrs. the entli
Jrler and children of Honea Patb, vllle.
Mrs. C. E. Wilson and son Daniel oi All tb<
In tbe afternoon tbe men went but wll
and visited tbe bome of tbelr boy- beretofo
1 sat under tbe old apple tree planted needed,
mother more tban 45 years ago. and ter will
still sturdy and strong, bearing lis clerks,
y year. Tbls was a bappy reunion !
?, brothers and friends,
H. Penney wltb bis daughter Miss
7-r9 among tbe visitors In tbe olty
day.
J >bn, Sam and Tom Wilson were
y the past few days on business,
; on route 3 seems to be tbe order of MAU.ew
is tbey are still going and oomlng? ncWSy
d colored.
-At Avondale, Ala., Deo. SO, 1908, to
I. Harkness, nee Miss Nannie Gil- 1
>n. , Mlssei
John A. Williams, of Sharon, Jan. Louise
ion. Tuesdaj
two homes are bappy over their study i
ib y boyi?bappy "New Year" glfls. there th
Clincku
??? Mr. A,
same to
At the Opera. EmSt!
its on time's eternal scroll of him be V,9' -i
;eiy said: . .
- Bongbt to barm a soul and thou- , n V
is call blm Wend."
te not any too great for one who has
nuch for tbe Southland's theatricals, V?? }?n
le professional world In general as " J .?h
srt H. Harris, manager of South- ?7
vorlte stock company, the Harris- li
n company.
tpular stock company, whloh namfriends
by the thousands In tbe , rLrr.j
1 open a three nights engagement at .yAVm
d Opera house commencing Thuri- ?{jj j
ilways been the aim of Mr. Harris Zla?'eM
te theatrical going public tbe best "
d be found, and this season flnds "J*""
1 the strongest company he has ever j
lOUth. 'Mro ?
rrl8, as a leading man, Is too well
ir any one to doubt bis ability In ?
and his olever wort has won for i,7.
me In the south that any one might Mr Jo
*a Tolre, who is playing! the lead
larrls this season, was last season
famous Call Stock Co. and bas a ir," yr*
reputation. Foster Ball and Babe
adllners In tbe vaudeville, are said Rlnla-'
>ress and publlo to be the best team r?.
ight south, and tbelr great novelty ?
.Thursday nlgbt Is well worth the /_ ?Ji,
n. ''Escaped from tbe Harem" ia J *}
Dg Dlu* ers, Men
- lee folio1
vlnla K<
McMurray's Locala. Stbw
iugh plasters 25c. So good for whoop- alone as
b. the first
a whooping cough oil applied locally TP? jlPj
.hat terrible wboop. 25c a bottle. ly Pr?*;e
arm or
sachet?everybody likes It, were mi
k's corylopsls of Japan Is a talcum brother
lard to equal. We will gladly show From
the beat
> laxative cough syrup for all coughs ?
i. We know it Is good. EiW
obaoco and smokers goods In variety wbRe'u
BrownU
" ' Mr. J.
lttle lives have been saved by Foley's wltli
ind Tar, for coughs, colds, croup and
g cough. It Is the only safe remedy
ats and children as It contains no
>r other narcotlo drugs, and children If yon
By's Honey and Tar. Careful moth-, you for
i a bottle In the house. Refuse sub- cbant?
C, A. MWord &. Co. own lis
et thei
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The E
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Supportei
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Opening wit
"ESCAPED
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Seats ready ;
IXTRA MAIL CLERK
ED TO THE COLUMBIA MO
GREENVILLE RON.
.
One of the Hardest Runs fn the
try and Extra Man Was Badly
ed. v
Anderaon Dally Mall.
?aman Aiken baa secured the aat
of an extra mail clerk on the ran
Colombia and Greenville.
an nnnaoally bard ran, and for
ae tbe olerka bave been aaklng for an
)an between Newberry and Green
Dongressman Aiken, however, nu
an extra man detailed regnlarly for
re run between Colombia and Green*
i clerk* will make tbe through rnn,
1 be given more time off doty than
re. Tbe extra olerk baa been badly
and Mr. Alken'a efforts In tbe matbe
much appreciated by tbe regular
DUE WEST.
Paragraphs from the Classic City
-Visitors Coming and Going.
i Gertrude Brownlee, Llrxle Hag an,
Brownlee and Jessie Boyoe left on pr
for |New York, where tbey are to * ?
mislc tbe enaaelng months. While
ey Will be In tbe home of Mrs. Mabel
sale* Newton.
, T. Brownlee. left last Monday to reis
studies at Princeton, after two *
peat with borne friends. Ue will be A
y Mr, J. M. Matthews at Charlotte, J3
oa?"
-Tena Adams of Ronoake.Va., spent a cv"9
In town last week, the guest of Mrs.
>ps.
Stbe out of town guests who attended 20t
e-Epps wedding were: Mrs. Pauline
Pearson, Woodruff, Mrs. Dora Pool a8t
illdren, Laurens, Mrs. Ooode and nn
lugbter May, Yorkvllle, Miss Irl*
, Greenville, Miss Rosa Davenbcrt
lie, Miss Vena A'dams Ronoake, Va. . ,
Minnie Pressly, of tbe D. W. F. C. 8n'
his week to spend several weeks In me
ii wltb friends. Miss Jennie Bonner
e charge of ber work In tbe college 50 '
lus Pressly (takes tbls mnob needed
d Mrs. James Dendy of Seneca, S._ C. the
ding a few weeks wun ur. ana Mrs,
ldeman.
am Agnew was called to Greenwood
lay on account-of tbe death of her Prc
lr. Coleman. He bad been In feeble
>r some time oo account of old age.
hn Good and Mlsa Jessie Epps were All
on last Wednesday afternoon at tbe
Mr. J. H. Epps. Rev. O. Y. Bonner M1
utlfnl ceremony tied the nuptial knot. ?
rtrnde Brownlee sang two songs Just
.be bridal party entered. Mrs. O. Y,
presided at tbe piano. As tbe Lounorus
was song, eight of tbe bride's
wn friends eatered tbe ball and
tn Isle by garlands carried on their
rs. Through this aisle came tbe ushsre
Hale firloe and Lawrence Brownwed
by tbe bridesmaids, Misses Lasnuedy
and Eva Cllndscales. Messrs
IcDIIlandDr. Mo. Jennings follow.
Miss Dot Urgnhart then entered
second maid of honor, followed by
maid of honor Miss Mary Galloway,
t bearer little Eutb Poole Immediate*
ded tbe bride wbo came In on tbe
her brother Mr, Frank Epps, They to 1
H at tbe altar by the groom and his .
Mr. Faye Good of Spartanburg. '?r
tbe parlor frlends|were ushered Into ha^
itlfnlly deoorated dining room where
Qtful salad supper was served. The
Qeme being green ?nd pink. The par
Deen tasuiy aeoormoa <u kr??u uiu ___
nder the Bnpervlslon of Mlsa Louise ?
36. rp
R. Devlin of Abbeville, spent Sabbath nr1
s mother Mrs. M. L. Devlin
cur
* ant
Ml
don't bay enough good ioap to last
twelve months wblle you have a
to buy It rlgbtyou will stand In your B
;ht. Call at Milford's two stores and fori
qq explain the proposition to yon. A)
IGHTS
OPERA
.
COMMENCING?
January
omantic young. a<
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a by Abbeville's fa
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Ha."PcaT?lHr
i JLKJ X %JVJL JULJkJ.
h. the great Egypt
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Direct from tty
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Cll/VTAC UI
C.A.MILP
/
>r the Purpose of Accommoty
of Making Their Tax Beta
Mentioned Below on the I
^LL RETURNS MUST BE MADE
ial property returned at its market val
Persons not making their returns beti
h, 1909, are liable to a penalty of 50 pe
ilnst delinquents ; for the failure to en
neglect of the law.
The returns of those who conform to
ps and County Boards, while those wl
eting of the Boards and return to suit
per cent, penalty will correct this evil
Employers are requested to return a
~ -l-i ? l nv
m ana gemng a suuemeui u> iuch p?v
Returns will not be taken by mail
>per officer. Thia does not apply, how
All improvements on and transfer ol
ditor.
y Appointments are as Foll<
-.Calhoun Falls, Tuesday, January 5
Mt. Carmel, Wednesday, January (
Lowndesville, Thursday and Fridj
McCormick, Monday and Tuesday,
Bordeaux, Wednesday, January 18
Willington, Thursday, January 141
Donalds, Monday and Tuesday, 181
Due West, Wednesday aod Thursc
Parties in Long Cane, Due West and
nake returns will see Mr. J. R. Win;
Due West and Mr. R 0. McAdams f<
?e been authorized to take returns in t
I Richard
here In do ease on record or a cough, cold I
la grippe developing Into pneumonia after j
ley's Honey and Tar has been taken,as it s
an the mrsi obstinate doeD-tealed coughs | I
i colds. Why take anything else. C. A. t
llord & Co.
lave yoa seen that Holiday line at Mil- ^
lib? It surpasses anything ever shown Jn
abevWle,
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verities
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CANDY j
i factory every I
>-to-date Drug . I
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ting tne ruoiic in wie manor
rns, I will Visit the Places
)ates Indicated in Schedule:
! UNDER OATH, AND ALL PERveen
January let, 1909, and February I
r cent. This penalty will be enforced j
iforce it heretofore has put a premium I
the law are placed before the Townbo
disregard the law come in after the
themselves. The enforcement of this
11 of their employees after notifying
iperty. ,,
unle&j they are sworn to before some
ever, to peraons returning only land.
r real estate must be reported to the
)ws:
th.
5th.
ly, January 7th and 8th.
, January 11th and 12th.
th.
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and 19th.
lay, January 20th and 21st.
Diamond Hill townships wishing to
a for Long Cane, Mr, John T. Bryant
>r Diamond Hill. These gentlemen
hese respective townships.
1V .""?2
Sondley, County Auditor.
For ulce goods In tbe way of Cbrlstmaa
(resents Mlllord bas on dltplay tbe largest
nd prettiest line ever shown In this city.
in AhhflvMlfl vlthnnt looklner
brougb tbelr two stores.
If you want good Roods, good service and
jollte attention, come to see us. We do not
lispense anything else.
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