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The Abbeville Press and SaiKierfl / 'V-' ^jjl BY W. W. & W. R. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE, S. C.,WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1909. ESTABLISHED 1844 j NEW UAVING be i 1 Mr. H. firm of H. 0. shall continue ness in the old thank our friei the liberal busi past, and ask 1 your business the new firm. \ Very respe Parker / . . . ^1IR.h.lewis medicine 0 c. a. milfokd & co., abt I / oahtufpat dai uUU ILL Li Itli IIAJ THE SODTH'S GREATEST *. ?? Unexcelled Dinning Car Service. Through Pullman Sleeping Cars on Convenient Schedules on al Arrival and Departure < No. of ' Trains. 114 Leaves at 10:20 a.m. for Green' Columbia. 115 Arrives from Greenville and ( at 12:18 p.m. 116 Leaves at 4:30 p. m. for Green 117 Arrives at 5:35 from Columbia 112 Leaves at 5:50 for Columbia. Ill Arrives at 7:05 p. m. from Gre< 4 For full information^as to rates, routes, etc., coi Railway Ticket Agent, oi J. L. MEEK, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, D Atlanta, Ga. Yon woo d dot delay taking Foley's Kidney ottutdtp i Remedy at tbe first sign of kidney or madder blMrLfc J trouble U you realized tbat neglect mieht re- Racking la g pnIt In Brtght's dlf-eat-e or diabetes. Foley's Into pneunmu ( Kidney Remedy corrects Irregularities and hy Foley's Ho f cures all Kidney and bladder disorders. C. flamed lungs ' A. Mlllord & Co. ?nil a daugero tm i Take only Fol low package. See those nice pictures at Mllford'e book L tore before buylDg. ] FIR1V >ught the interest of Q. Anderson in the Anderson & Co., we the Clothing busi= stand. We wish to ids and patrons for iness given us in the / for a continuance 01 / and patronage for :ctfully, &Ree J FAIRFIEI \ We have bad some days this last week, I pretty nun?bine today. Mr. F. T. Young wa the Fairfield Union to this week. We hope 1 trip. Mr. T. A. Talbot lawt Saturday for his f sell bis stock of goods the bad weather he di He will set another daj Mes-rs. J. A. and E. sawing for Mr. Cbarle; Dansby ia going to bi house on the old McC expects to move assooi vlutA<4 \A7 r* nf?A i \J11itu ? *7 aic ^iau r!yWM W ?Sl^B I good man for a neigh t Master William Bow 1 AiTrffii ~ ArflWr^ ^er w*'k w hooping c? HBHHHBHH he can take up his slu< rv CTI J1IIICU.SJU Mrs. Bowen and UL|9l*LUUIO# ?' j went to see their sister 1 >m* well one day last weeh \trillo Q P Miss Annie Creswell JCYli.lt/) D? Vi this writing, she in a s she will soon be well e - - We saw some one's and we only wonder ; taw that pretty sporf, rTTT . -fT as a peach in mid-sun 11/ A AI Mr. John MeCaslan s l/V 11 Y ^a8t Saturday. U f i L\. J_ We had the pleasui 1 see Miss Zellie Langlej I civomillUI ^ra Blakely SYulEMi nie Haddon of Troy, c Mary Creswell Friday. Owing to the bad w< we did not go to prei attentive preacher wc all Through Trains. ^TdVbo^uX I Local Trains. e. cPy^ a Bowen went to Troy of Trains. plDg FOR AGED ... Old Folks Should be I Vl e an Selection of Regulal With advanced age con -inliimhm movement and sluggish 11 ^OiumDia abe tQ perform berprope quires assistance. Otheri otaut suflerlng from cons tendant evils. Old folks Vllle. , , physio that Is harsh and lr We have a 6aft, dependa Ideal remedy that Is parlic the requirements of aged ] of weak constitutions wh< stlpatlon or other bowel dl certain that it will cure tb< give absolute satisfaction 1 jnville. that we offer tbem with on lee that tbey shall cost i thnv fall to nnhMtontfnt? I remedy la called RexsllOr Rexall Orderlies bave a strengthening, tonic and upon the dry, relax mu suit nearest Southern bowel. They produce a i contraction and relaxatlo ' fibres of the bowel walls, g like motion which foroes J, C. LUSK, wara and outward; thus in perfect bowel movome ivision Pass. Agent, move all Irritation, dryr . an weakness. They tone up i L/Darleston n. nerves and muscles and ? and associate organs to i healthy activity. They mi sx-iwrnv vnv t a tptppf time without Inconvenient SEMEDY FOR LA GRIPPE. griping, nausea, diarrhea :rippe coughs that may develop ness, flatulence or other < la over ntght are quickly cured Tjy Rexall Orderlies on i ney and Tar. The sore and Id- tablets 25c, and 12 tablets 10 are healtd and strengthened, Co. us condition isqulcKly averted. , e>'s Honey and Tar in the yel- . , C. A. Mil ford & Co. Roger & Gallett's viole white rose extracts are h ibem next time. McMurrt EAST END. i " to What "M" Sees and Hears on His ic Rounds About the City and Along a1 Route No. 3. rfm What aboat the great "good roads" trains W going north, sontb, east and west with their 8 9 ready made crew? t an'tour Mayor gat one D h of them to' side track" at Abbeville? If they f* B give ua tba go by they will miss their great jl 6 mission as we are the people who need good 10 P roads and need tbam badly If this crew . B could bnlld good roads In the flat woods we 16 Jk won Id say tbey are up to their business, and _ ^ wonld do to bet on. we will expeet them to ? visit Abbeville or be greatty.disappointed. The U. 8. agent appointed to select a alte a? for the government post office is In the city, nd ir be pleases everybody in his selection _____ of a site be will be the first man who ever did Buch a thing. ?* We heard of an old veteran formerly of ? Abbeville, bnt now of Georgia, who went to S* meet President Taft Id Atlanta, and as he y shook his hand said "I want you to give 91 every federal soldier a life-time pension, 1 every confederate soldier an office, and every u 'nigger' a mule." This was Mr. Sam Walker ^ who made this timely suggestion. The presldent says the "South has captured him" and L? of course he will grant these three simple requests. 18 Mr. J. ?. Miller was In the city last week , for a short stay. He was Jnst lrom St. Louis, 01 wbltber he went to conclude arrangements w wltfi the Hamilton-Brown Shoe Company, with which be Is now oonneoted as trading Ir salesman. Mr. Miller is a Dustier ana win - serve them well and faithfully. Mr. W. A. Templeton 1b In the city for a few Ul days stay with home folks. He looks well ot and greets <bls many friends with bis usual er obeerful and bappy smile. Oar people Jumped out of the lap of spring ?? last week Into tbe loy olutob or winter, whloh m made them shiver, and shake, Tne carriers felt tbe change very keenly and bad a rough P' time. . Mr. Oraydon came borne last Monday, ** bringing bis son Norwood, who Is able to be lD up and about tbe yard. Tbe many friends of . this sorely affeoted family rejoloe with them in tbe recovery of their darling boy, and bope 11 be may never suffer any 111 effects from bis wound. la Mr. Oscar Cobb spent lBst Sunday In Spartanburg looking alter bis private Interests In the mountain city. 86 A wise man once said "there was notblng new under-tbe sun," and we tblnkblsre- 01 mark was applicable last week on route three as tbe sun never shown for several days. So 1 there Is notblng of Interest on route 8 ''under ?I tbe sun" tbls week. One day Oast week a large bawk swooped Cl down In Mr. Marlon Link's yard after a cblok but missed It, and as he flew up struck a to barbed wire and killed Itself. Mr, Link knows how to Bet wire fences for tbe best pur- ' poee. 01 KNOX-THUBMOND. ' B On last Thursday, January 14, 1909, In tbe E city ofMt. Carmel at hlgb noon, Miss Belle Knox and Mr. Tburmond of Danburg, G?, were united In holy wedlock In tbe M. E. Church; Rev. Hogan of tbe Baptist Cbarob of Danburg offlolatlng. / Tbe cburob was beautifully decorated In evergreens, smllax and palms, and lighted by Innumerable shaded lights wblch shed a soft | glow over tbe scene of beauty. MIm Pink Anderson of Danburg was band some ana stylish In a beautiful salt of brown | silk; at bergeulle tonob the sweet strains of . Mendelssohn's grand maroh pealed fortb and gi tbe bridal party entered. n k ^ 1 M A The bride oame In on the arm of her broth| fl J| er, Mr. Preseley Knox, who gav? h/tr away. Q I All was hashed save tbe low sweet strains of sc I I J muslo and the voice of tbe minister who In a C K / m y most earnest and Impressive manner Joined r tbe two young hearts together. w Tbe bride was beoomlngly gowned In a w bdndsome talloied salt of brown silk wltb u bat and gloves to match, and carried an arm- it fill of bride's roses, and never looked more lovely. ' C. Tbe groom looked quite handsome In tbe 81 conventional suit of black. at Miss Maggie Knox, maid of honor (sister ol tbe bride) looked lovely In a lavender satin al made dlreotolre style wltb hat and gloves to H match and carried a large bonqaet of pink tfc carnations and asparagus ferns. pi ^tmmm The bridesmaids were: Miss Frankle Carlton, who was pretty and a n very stylish In a handsome blue silk. V\ >u> Miss Pearle Watson was pretty In a lovely H cold and rafny ^MUsRosa Knox wore a rloh brown silk ac )Ut we feel tbe and looked most charming. tfc Tbe bridesmaids each wore a large picture tfc ? carried shower bouquets or white ai SPPOlDied by carnations and asparagus ferns. go to Columbia The groomsmen were Messra. Rob Tbnr- di lim a nlpftKAnt mond, Danburg. Ga, Lawrence Miller. Mount pi pieasaai Carmeli Prof< SRVBge of Danbnrg, Ga., all T , . , looking handsome In the conventional suits b' bad appointed or black. inplion dnv tn Immediately after the oeremony tbe Invlthn^ nn,intl ed guests repaired to tbe home of the bride i, out owiDg 10 wbere an elaborate and elegant luncheon was tl d not have it. served. d ??? u I 11 TT /InnAra tflil. 1 T later 'roe OIQIdk ruuui ?vt?? uoauhnukj , n the color sobeme belni< green and white. , tl xouDg are The bride was tbe reolplent of many beantl- U y Dansbj, Mr. fa I and costly presents. o il/i r du pllinp After Innobeon aod the congratulations of K ooior. ?i?m friends the bride and groom left for their new G BBiau place, ne home In Daobnrg, Ga., Carrying with them b a as it is com- the best wishes of hosts of friends. :c to have slch a / '* ?Or. mmmmmmm?? en is much bet ugh. We hope fi iies again soon. IjlaA A Mrs. Creswel) wT Cai LI V Mrs. Kate Cres- JL is very sick at weet girl, hope ".port Sabbatb fa P ?) filYIWrhl' he was aa'pretty ** Wjf jfV fr: ~: Forty Piece 3 r Sabbath. ??===^=? and Mrs- Fanaiied to see Mrs. With every Stove or Range jather Sabbath, in the next thirty days we iching, but our _ . _ ... >ni; we hear so Forty Piece Beautifully Dei ? how^MoTt celain Dinner Set. We car ... __ . from, such as the old reliab nd Mrs. M. A. Monday shop- jing, Economis The Liberty E PEOPLE Orflflt. Mai as I, J? Careful in Their We want our friends to sc five Medicine. some sets of dishes. Call a ies lbaotlve bowel ver. Naturelsnn!r functions and rt- B ft ft PHI I Iff" 111 ABBEVILLE HI rltatlog. ble^aod Altogether aufl'er irom oon- HHp eorder. We are ?o . _ , 3?e complaints and T?ir n every particular ^^P\\ Iwm I I J r peraonal (tnaran- . Wr / II * the user nothing It \ , \v oar|J3Ja.m8. This iLUM IW | ^ tooiblbg, healing, ^H\ B ft I regulative aotlon HVV il I Boular coat of the J M I ^ latural, successive 11 I of the muscular II I NERVE, I eneratlng a wave- ^H|J 11 l ^H9| their con ten ta on- ' i\| I I I IV I simulating nature ^Hl \| I g | >| int. They alto re- 1 > Hffi less, soreness and HH! j HM snd strengthen tbe *? i _i? p restore the bowels W OTlCl S Of more vigorous and ay be taken at any i fr\v All A ie, do not cause any . J?TDFiS'\ 1UI nil n , exoesslve loose- 4g|?yK|Pfc5te? disagreeable efleoi. our guarantee. 36 rP$}&3??7ib&? ** ?%/?. ? io. C. A. Milford & t<W%^5lL>p ^ BYALLD ^ " JU INMEDI *j*AnPJ2ARK_| ?5?2, Vgns Sold and Guaranteed b; TROY. Some of oar Trolana will go to Auguata imorrow to hear President Taft speak. . i Mrs. Fannie Thomson, of Abbeville, is here i ; see relatives. Mr. Robert Alrlal, the efflolent depot agent , Wellington, 8. C^washere recently to see J la father, Mr. A. H. Alrlal, and family. If i ime Ramor la oorreot the flrat named will . on beoome a ''Benedlot". He la a moat de- ] irvIng and popalar young man. The bridge across Long Cane Creek, at radley'a Mill la In a very nnaafe condition, wonld be well for the County Supervisor > oome down and see to It. Mr. W. W. Wardlaw and family, apent a w days last week with relatives at Bellvae. Mr. T. M. Jay and daughter. Mrs. Fannie addon, were to see his brother, Mr. J. S. ly and family In Greenwood a few daya ;o. Mra. Julia Tittle was In MoCormlok last tiuraday for a few hours. Tho Incenaant down pour of rain Saturday eatly interfered with Mr. T. A. Talberta notion Sale of hla entire stock of goods; >wever, be will continue to aell at coet. . r?? nnHamtinri Mr. Talbert will 1 mDrove hla ' ore befo-e bringing on anymore good*. Mr. F. EL Fatterton, who has been In bioago, III. with big parents, for a few weeks ime borne last Thursday. Miss Alice Connor one Qreen woods charm- i ig young ladles, visited her sister, Miss irrle Lou Connor, one of oar teachers here gt * , Miss Alloe Stone Twigs, popular manager ' the Telephone ezobange, spent Sabbatb ltb ber parents at McCormlck. Mr. ana Mrs. J. W. Lyon have returned om a pleasant visit with relatives at Abbe* .lie. . i Judge F. A. Cook entertained his fWetids itnrday. with a fine fat goose dinner besides ,ber nicely prepared edibles were greatly ijoyed. . , ( Mr. Arcb Tittle, wbo has been railroading r a number of years is now here to see bis other. ) Master W. P. Kennedy wbo has bean. % ?u1 in the graded school at Dne West, did' not > back after tbe holidays, hat is in sohool bere Miss Nora Davis wields tbe rod of istruotlon near his borne. . Mr. J. 8. Harris has now in connection With mercantile business a big stock of farnl? ire of all alyles with prices to salt you, Mr. Moffat Drennan of Verdery was down st week to see bis anole Mr. J. H. Drennan* Lee's birthday will pass unobserved bare, Rev. J. P. Dendy will otaange bis day*'for rvioe here in tbe Baptist oharcb. On the ornlng of the 2nd. Sabbath and afternoon the 4tb Sabbath in tbe Baptist cburob.? At a meeting of tbe Mock-holders last aesday, ail tne offloers were reelected, a >lendid "show up", for tbe Bank of Troy, 9t in its Infancy. Mews W, H. Roblnsod as asbier and J. W. Bradley as Clerk, have nde a record tbat all are congratulating leu'upon. - Metiers Mark and Ed. Leard, with their ister, Miss Belle have moved Into their new ittage a few miles from town. ; Mr. ?d. Reagan, is now assisting Mr. J.' W. lin^; in tbe dej>ot, and .taking telegraphy. IUi IB Ck B|ilOUU?U UV/I , DUE WEST. lewsy Paragraphs from tha Classic City ?Visitors Coming and Going. J. Mr. John Ellla of Greenville la sow tbe aest of his brother. Mr. T. G. Ellla and ol la daughter, Mra. Erneat Hagan. Mrs. A. J. Copclaud and sod of Galaarllle, a. have returned to her home there alter iveral weeks visit to her father, Mr. M. B. Mokscales. ' Mr. J. 8. Ml Ha retaroed ttbm Louisville. Ga. here be bad bee a spending some time ltb relatives and frlenda. This waa for renty years a pastorate of his aa wall as te borne of bla wife. Mrs. A. 8. Kennedy will go to Falrvlew: 8. , tbls week to be with her father and mother. ae will alio remain some ume to h? imnui the oelebration of her father's birthday, j Miss Iris Maobon baa returned to Greenville ter an extended vlalt to ner annt, Mrs; J. , Eppa. Miss Maobon came down to attend te wedding o( Mlsa Jeaale Eppa wblob took aoeon Jan.6,1009. . i Mrs. William Fressly laat home again after very pleasant visit to Birmingham, Ala, rblle tbere abe was tbe guest of her sou. Dr. enryPressly. . . ' i Tbe Graded School board havtf erected ?an ldltlon to tbe old ballding, This week Is ie first week tbey have been able to occnpy le room and all seem pleased wlib tbe new rangementa. j Rev. B. H. Grler of Ora, 8. C. baa been obn* lotlng a meeting la tbe A. R. P. Church repamtory to tbe oommanion services, nese sermons have been greatly appreciated Y the people ot tbe toWn. Mothers, don't give yonr baby anything iat contains opiates or any other Injarfous rugs, bat Insist on having Dr. Thornton's Sasy-Teetber," aa It la tbe best medlolnfe on ie market for teething bablee,and Is absoltely harmless aa it does not contain any platea or lDjurlous drugs of any kind. It la uaranteed under Pnre Food and Droga|Aot, Inaranty No. 11684. Price 25 cents. Foraale y McMarray Drug Co. and country merbanta; or Eaay-Teether Medlelne Co.. Bart? r-ell, Georgia. i ' ' "' Free! nity to Secure a Dinner Set! purchased for cash withi are giving a handsome sorted Semi*vitreous Porry the best line to select le it, Faultless Grand, ? ?* ? ? ?a> J A auge ituu w tic Bange. scure one of these handit once. IBDWABE CO. FOR ALL CREATIOM AH'S 30NE AND MU8CLE I M ENT eatest Pain Killer i r\ _ .cnes ana rams EALCRS I NOAH REMEDY CO. CINCS I RICHMOND, * A., ?no IO?TOH, MUM. y C. A, Milford & Co. L0WNDE3VILLE. Last week Dr. J. B. Moaely went to Anderk>q, and attended a meeting of the District tewarda of tbe Anderson Presiding Elder District. . Mr. Eagene Chandler of Colombia ended a two week's stay with tbe family of bis brothsr in law, Rev. R. W. Hnmpbrles. Mr. Q. C. Graves of Latimer, was In tbls plaoe on buslnesa, Tbnraday of tbe week be[Ore last. Mr. Joe Glbert and family, tbe week before last, moved from tbelr bome In tbe ooantry ' | to Mrs. Moore's place, on Bell street In tbls I town. Oar people are glad to have them an I I citizen*. T / Tuesday oflaat week, little Virginia Latimer had tbe misfortune, while playing, ol falling and breaking one of her arms. Quite a orowded excursion train, was run from Anderson, 8. C., Thursday to Angnsta, Oa.. It la said that 250 were aboard at tbe starting point, and numbers of otbera were 1 plckee up all down tbe line. Tbe excursionists ware Induced to take the trip, that they might get a sight of tbe world renowned Prealdent-Eleot Tart, of tbe United States: This is a gratification given to out few. Rev. R. W. Humphries, laat Modday sent a few of his beat fowls, the white Wyandotte, to Greenville and entered tbem In the pout- I trc bHav In aaasinn In Ihat i I ?. / -mwt ju BvaatVM, <U iu?V IWI BC*Ci MI days. Hla birds were retarned to blm Satur- i day; and what be baa aa yet learned t^ey | were price winner*. il Dr. Harris of Anderson, and Watson of Iva, V I came down Friday morning, and carried Dr. \J Klrkpatrlck to Anderson to be treated, at last accounts be was doing vqry nloely. Mrs. Klrkpatrlck was one of tb? party. Mr. Marlon Latimer left Friday for Florida wbere be goes to enter basinets. Today two weeks ago tbe school exercises began in tbls place, for another term the teacbers at their poets with a larger attendance otpaplls than last session. 1 ?? * In a bole again beoanse of tbe very large I amount of oounty expenditure over the left 1 since the flood In giving us a suitable erosflng.where tbe Iron bridge stood across Rocky 4 river near tbls place. Every little raise 1 weakened tbe thing (temporary bridge) on- I til Itbeoame reckless for any one to cross It. It bad to be patched and padded till like Jacob's ooat It got a good ways from tbe origl- . , nal. 80 some of lour public spirited cltlsens ?^[ fearing probable deplorable, oonsequenoes went and put another patch on It, wblob bettered tbe crossing but Friday and Saturday's rains again stopped srosslng, .excepting In a batieau but Joy to a great many people her* the steel bridge and arohee, to be pnt at tbls place are at tbe depot, and our trouble will soon be ended. Yesterday morning two colored obildren m of Jehu Belcher, living on Mr. Tennents place, were fooling with a pistol, tbe girl H tried to take It lrom the boy; the pistol flred 11 and the girl was killed, H1 Troupe, Aulysis City Water. State Board of Health of South Carolina^ ?0 Charleston 8. a. Deo. 80,1968. Sanitary Water Analysis No. 167, Dr*wn December 27, 1906; fiecelved Deoember 28, 1908,of sample of water from Abbevtt* Wa- < ter Works, for State Board of Health of South , Carolina: J th BesulU In Parts per Million. Color ....... ...- ... -6.00 Chlorine....? 4.00 Frea Ammonia .~v~ x.. 0.005 Albuminoid Ammonia 0.035 Nitrogen In Nitrate* None Nitrogen in Nitrites None Oxygen required to oxidize organlo matter Hardness (aa parts of Ca C> 8) soap test 18.00 m 1^. nn<> on nn [ tsssbsmtzzzzz: ' "..r/r." w w BACTE&IAli ANAXT8I8. j Bacteria per Coblo Centimeter A been t ^ Free from indications or contamination. Reapeotfally anbmltted, r\ Francis L. Parker, Jr. I 9J . If It li leather goods yon want, Mllford 4aa what yon want "> f ' ''' " ' ' ' I FRESH Direct from the week at the up Store of ' C. A. MILF( , \ k I ' For the Purpose of Accomijaodat of Making Their Tax Betur Mentioned Below on the Di All returns must be made eonal property returned at its market valu Persons not making their returns betw 20th, 1909, are liable to a penalty of 50 per against delinquents; for the failure to enf on neglect of the law. The returns of those who conform to t ships and County Boards, while those wh meeting of the Boards and return to suit t 50 per cent, penalty will correct this evil. Employers are requested to return all them and getting a statement of their prop Returns will not be taken by mail proper officer. This does not apply, howe All imDrovements on and transfer of Auditor. My Appointments are as Folloi Calhoun Falls, Tuesday, January otl Mt. Carmel, Wednesday, January 6t Lowndeaville, Thursday and Fridaj McCormick, Monday and Tuesday, Bordeaux, Wednesday, January 13tl Willlngton, Thursday, January 14tb Donalds, Monday and Tuesday, 18th Due West, Wednesday and Thursda Parties in Long Cane, Due West and ! to make returns will see Mr. J. R. Winn for Due West and Mr. R. O. McAdams for have been authorized to take returns in th Richard i There Ib no case on record of a cough, cold F or la grippe developing lDto pneumonia alter pre Foley's Honey and Tar has been tat en, aa It ?n< ourea the moat obstinate doep-seated coughs Do and oolds. Why take anything elae. C. A. thr Mil lord & Co. I Hare you seen that Holiday line at Mil- ^ ords? It surpasses anything ever shown In Abbeville, DARGAN'S iiml i Store j SPECIAL SALE i nnTATiuno i 1 wmm\ 3 Tot of 29 at 39c each. lot of 25 at 49e each. 1 strictly Spot Gash. In the lot M are Jardineirs worth up to $1.00 each. Sale starts Monday, Jan. 25 j 11 o'olook and last until all are ne. See window display. Dome early and be in line for e big ones. DARGAN'S Art CANDY factory every -to-date Drag J )RD & CO. 1Y-PAYEDC lii I 111 will). ing the Public in the Matter lis, I will Visit the Places ates Indicated in Schedule: UNDER OATH/AND ALL PEReen January 1st, 1909, and February cent. This penalty will be enforced orce it heretofore has put a premium A he law are placed before the Town0 disregard the law come in after the / "v hemselves. The enforcement of this of their employees after notifying )erty. unless they are sworn to before some ver, to persons returning onft land. real estate must be reported to the * : v jM 1 / fjM h. January 7th and 8th. lanuary 11th and 12th. i. > i and 19th. , y, January 120th and 21st. Diamond Hill townships wishing to for Long Cane, Mr, John T. Bryant Diamond Hill. These gentlemen ese respective townships. Sondley, County Auditor. 'or ulce goods in tbe way of Christmas Gents Mllford bas on dlcplay tbe largest 1 prettiest lice ever shown la this city. nU ?? iUKAnlllA mlthAMl I sxsi tr f r> r* U If UUUiC IU -VUUCYI11D TTUUUUb ough tbelr two stores. fyou want good goods, good *ervloe and lite attention, come to tee us. We do not pense anything else. > :;.U . -k k?v - ?S '* '' , J.'l'a ' ' '