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BY W. W. & W. R. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1909. ESTABLISHED 1844 ||
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ig car service and high-back vestine
of the most important stations:
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? Clinton 14 70
> Greenwood 15 -SO
ncd for further information or sleepit
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:icket.
lit, Abbeville, S. C.
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MAIL ORDERS. "i
TROY. D|
Iabn:
Last Friday night reminded us of July towi
weathar, a driving rain and heavy thunder Coul
but Saturday dawned clear and warm. app|
Prof. W. R. Bradley of the Press and Ban- n.
ner, and a most excellent "quill driver" 0rue
m came down from Abbeville to see hla parents that
Rev. R. F. Bradley and family last week. A,
Mr.T. C. Lltes has in some splendid stock 0f tl
and he Is ready to sell or trade. See him at w&s
bi? stock stable. q.
a Miss Daisy Young In a pleasant way enter- h6 J
talned a score of her frleods Wednesday eve- o.
nlng dancing wa* the centre ofattractlon. q.
Mitts Georgia Kennedy, who has so accept- ni^e
ably taught the Henderson school near here, q
will pood leave for her home at Bellevue. voui
Mrs Sallle Tolan and little son Robert, n,
spent from Friday until yesterday with her muj
mother Mrs. Susie Watklns at Lethe. She t^o
teaches tbe Fairfield school near here. o.
The grain crop tog-ther with garden pro- COul
duce and sweet potatoes suffered much from Com
the recent freez?. Most all the potted plants q.
were killed. \
Rev. H. B. Bl-ikely's congregation beside a n.
number of friends of other denominations Ki,,e
*ave htm a nice pounding Friday after- n.
noon, tbe surprise was a pleasant one trail
and after filling pantry and wardrobe, a nlco
parse was given blm. It will be remembered
that this good family lost heavily In E. M
the way of olotblog by Are last we k. Q
Mr. W. S. Home aDd little daughter Edith trail
of Betbla were down one day last v^eek. Q
A new firm In town headed Messrs King took
aDd Creswell. Call .and get your fresh gro- Q
oerles. Bail
Tomorrow at 8 o'clock p. m. Mr. It. A. Q,.
Crawford and Ml?s Mattle Brown will be No.
unl'ed In marriage,by their pastor, Rev. R, orde
F. Bradley. Q.
We are sorrv to hear cf tbe unimproved Can
o >ndltlon of Mr. T. P Creswell at his home Q
at Harrlsburg. He has been sick for two A. !
weeks. Q,.
Mr. a.C, Kennedy one of our best citizens Aqt
as well |as farmers has a garden of cabbage w
that equal any "In the state and better than Tbrt
all he is not selling but giving them to bis Clyd
neighbors. Q,
Tbe people of Buffalo are charmed wltb (or t
their new pastor. Mr. Cwen of Georgia but shoe
who wltb bis family move to McCormlck. Q.
Mrs. Susan Brltt one of Bellevne's dearest nou
and sweetest mothers, celebrated her 77tb Seco
I birthday anniversary on tbe 1st day of tbls Q,
[ month. All tbe children and grandchildren pose
mmtm were there to help enjoy tbe occasion. Con
A dinner such as this excellent family can w .
I prepare ;was immensely enjoyed. We wish
j for this "good mother many returns of that
1 day with her brght smile for all, and at evenlng
time may It be light with her.
sb or
Seco
BELLEVUE. ?{&'
Ml?s Prentiss attended services In the Lan(
j Eptsoopal oburcb at Wllllngton on the flfth P. m
I Sabbath. and was the guest of the Misses ?ecc!
Andrews.
| Miss Clara Wldeman attended the bo* party c?rTd
I at Lethe Friday night. ttt V"
I Thechlldren and grandchildren of Mrs. J. ?na
| 8. Brltt met at her home on Monday, to eelI
ebrate ber birthday.
I Mr, Ollle Andrews of Wllllngton, left on to hl
1 Monday lor Atlanta, where he h-?s a position, ule*
j the general opinion is be left his heart In J*e'L
Be levue. 10:27
! Mrs. Cllnkscales, Hon, and Mrs, Belton [?un
| Watson of Anderson, have been on a visit to
! relatives In Bellevne and Sandover. men
The cold weather last Saturday served us en
oretty badly, tbe water works were frozen,
soma of the piping burst, most of the flow- j A
era were killed, the young cblckens all died, 'q '
and It was almost impossible to keep warm ^ofd
In a closc room with a roaring fire. rin_t
I Mr. \V. D. Morrah attended tbe meeting of Q
the K. of P's. In Iva, Thursday night, be was
accompanied by his family, and were guests ?<.a
| of Mrs, McUee. mA-e
Mies Cromer, teacher of tbe school at Sand- w^'
over, was at Lethe Friday night.
The water works of Mr. H*rvey H')blnson. ah(,'u
of Tr<>y, were completely ruined by the oold a
weather. j "JSupervlsor
8tevenson was In this oommu. N * 2
nltv Weunesday, looking after the Long Uane
> and little Klver hrld^es. ,]
Mrs, J. B. Brltt and little daughter Helen, aQQl
spent Wednesday nlgbt In Mt Cirmel, guests on(}
of Mrs Black. aisi
Hon. W. P. Wldeman will leoture at Belle* L(
vue school home before a great while, for the cojii,
Drnf fit of the Womans Missionary Union of ,hi,.
Long Cane. No time has been appointed yet, man
but arrangements will be made at the next ? R
meeting^ 20 ni
Dr. and Mr. Mattlson, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wi,w
| Brltt spent Monday with relatives.
Mr. P. M >rrab was In Abbeville Tuesday
j on business.
! Mr. and Mrs. Hagaa of Lethe, were In Dj-1
| Abbeville Thursday.
| There Is a decided change In the weatlur to w
t'?i?v, it Is almost warm enough to be with- Tues
oat flre. I exi
Mr O. H. Mnrnth wa? the guest Thursday and
I night ol Mr. J. W. Morrah. <jpatl
bruli
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They Injure Children. K
Da
! Ordinary Cathartics and Pills and Harsh tbori
, _ , bum
Dnucin Pimm flirtrarcinn Pnmnlnnlr hcaH
IIJOIV VOU05 UIJIICNMIJ WUIIipi dill I J. "v.?
You caunot be over-sareful in the selection f00i'
of medicine for children. Only the very gen- arm
tiest bowel medicines should ever be given. Qjy
Ordinary pills, calhartlcB and purgatives are e(j
icoapt to do more harm tban good. They '
cause griping, nausea and other distressing
after-effects that are frequently health de- w
stroying and a life-lasting annoyance.
We perbonally recommend and guarantee ^'ck
Rexall Orderlies as tbe safest and most de
peudable remedy lor constipation and associ- 1
h te bowel disorders. We have such absolute
ftlth in the supreme virtues of this remedy
tbat we sell it on our guarantee of money
back In every Instance where It falls to give
entire satisfaction, and we urge all In need of
such medicine to try It at our risk.
Rexall Orderlies contain an entirely new
ingredient which is odorless, tasteless and
colorless. It embraces all the best qualities
of the soothing, laxative, strengthening and
healing remedial active principles of the
be?t known Intestinal regulator tonics.
Rexall Orderlies are extremely pleasant to
I t?ke, are particularly prompt and agreeable Bear(
in action, may be taken at any time, day or COih8
I night; do not cause diarrhoea, nausea, grip- ^9 ,
log, exccesslve looseness, or other undesira- '
I ble effects. They have a very natural action
| upon the gland* and organs with whlcb they
j come in contact, act as a positive and regula!
tlve tonic upon the relax, dry muscular coat
of the bowel, remove Irritation, dryness and
soreness, overcome weakness, and tone and
strengthen ihe nerves and muscles, and re|
store the bowels and associate organs to more
vigorous and healthy activity.
Rexall Orderlies not only cure constipation,
I but they remove the cause of this ailment!
They also overcome Ihe necessity of coastantly
taking laxatives to keep the bowels
j In normal condition.
I There Is really no similar medicine so gofd
as Rexall Orderlies, especially for children, an(1
Aged and delicate persons. Tbey are pie- healt
| pared In tablet form and in two sizes of pack- djijb
ages ; 12 tablets, 10c., and 36 tablets, 25c. C. A. tpntr
Mllford & Co. f0rd
All the lateat Novels Papers and Magazines
atMliford's Book Store. wnat
RAILROAD WRECK.
hree Men Killed?Much Property
Destroyed.
The State of S >uth Carolina,
Abbeville County.
. Bnllpy, sworn, says:
ia HAftt.h nf T.ufhnr H" TCIntrlaa
re ana David Beard was caused by a
i-on collision.
Where was that at? A. It was nearer
DDg Cane than Cftoa. Number of trains
ma No. 20 and 8(0 md Nj. 10. The co! 1hW4S
Dpynod tbe slde-irack go ng f.on
evll e to Greenwood. I was on train ?oby
side tr* ck. My orders was to meet 8 o19
at Long Cane. Second 19 was to take
track at Long Canp. Secoud 19 hadn't
zed at meetiDg wben we passed. Second
20 run by place wbere tbey should have
ped. There Is a little short side track at
i, not sufficient to pass Seoond No. 19.
What was result of Wreck? A. Two
nes was torn up; several cars; three meo
id ? names, Luiher H. NtcKles, Clyde
re aDd Dave Beard Both trains, Second
19 and Second No. 20, was late on schedSecond
No. 20 bad tbe right of way.
her one was sidetracked. Second No. 19
lid bave taken side track, and Second No.
hould have walled till they were sidebed.
W. M JoneB was engineer on SecNo.
20. This was done February 2nd
it 9:40 o'clock# *
What time was Second No. 19 dead?
Seoond No. 19 was dead at 10:27 p. m.
Who was engineer on tratn Seoond No.
A. Clyde Moore.
Who was flremnn on train Second No.
A. Lather H. Nick leg.
Wblcb train was David Beard on ? A.
Id Beard was on Second No. 20.
WhsnitM nnnrul'li Ihin -a,mm nrnh.
lly of being a wreok. and what did yoa do
ard preventing It? A. As soon as I
d see that they was not In the siding, I
lied the brakes from the rear.
I understood yon to say tbatyou bad
srs to meet at that aiding. Why was It
you didn't wait there lor Second No. 191
The engineer run by; be has tbe control
le pulling power of train. W M. Jones
engineer.
Did Mr. Jones blow forany signals? A.
>lew a meeting signal.
l)ld yon answer ? A.-Yes.
By what right were yon expecting to
t8econd No. 19? A. By train orders.
Did you h tve any non-Air cars next to
rc?b? A. No.
About what rate of speed were yon ran;
when collision took place? A. About
to six miles an hour.
What was the other train doing? A. 1
dn'teee them, but they evidently were
lnj; lo meet us.
Did you all stop at tbe biding at all?
Did not.
Why not? A*I staled before, tb? ener
run by and be bad control of It,
Did the engineer axslst In stopping tbe
i after tbe air had been applied ? Jy. He
[. Bailey, sworn, says:
What position did you occupy on that
i? A. I was flagman on Second No. 2D.
Where was you at when this collision
: place? A. in tbe cab.
Who was tbe conductor? A. J. ?.
ey.
Wbloh had the right of way, SecoDd
19 or Second No. 20? A. We bad a meet
ir there.
Was that at Cana? A. No, at Long
e.
What was the result of that meeting?
Second No. 20 ran by meeting point.
Where did you meet SecondNo. 19? A.
tarter of a mile north of Long Cane,
bat was tbe result of tbe meeting? A.
;e men killed, named Luther H. Nick lea,
le Moore aad Dave Beard.
Mr. Bailey, Is It rules of tbe Railroad
be flagman to see the orders? A. They
lid read tbem to me.
Did you see orders? A. No, be did
reHd order?, but told me that we meet
nd No. 19 at Long Cane,
Was tblg In Abbeville County? I supi
so; I don't know anything about this
nty,
J. Jones, sworn, says:
You was engineer on what train? A. I
oncrl near nn Vn 90 I had A mpfit.
r od leaviDg Shops with Seoond No. 19 at
; Cane Id this County. On leaviDg the
i>, 1 thought It must be about time that
nd No. 19 was dead on schedule. Conng
my time card and watch, and found
they we re dead on the schedule at Look
; at 10:27 r, m. I passed LoDg Cane 10:38
. according to my watcb. Didn't find
nd No. 19 at Long Cane, and as tbey was
on the sobedule (11) eleven minutes, aoIng
to nay watch, I had no right to slop
3Dg Cane, so didn't stop, Just kept going,
the rebuli was I met tbem north ol Long
e. After the accident I met Conductor
jy, my conductor, and made the remark
|m tbat Second No. 19 was dead on scbedHe
said not. I told blm that tbey
i, because tbey were dead at Long Cane
p. m. Then we compared time, and
d tbat my watcb was a hour ahead ol
The result oftbe collision was that three
killed and damage of property. The
were j Clyde Moore, L. H. Nlckles and
e Beard
Nloklcs, sworn, says;
Mr. Nlckles, state wbat capacity you
on Seaboard Air Line K.Rf A. Conor.
When was aoi-ldem? A. Feb. 2nd, In
avllle oounly, at 9.88 p. m., at the 127+
post.
Wbat was your ordert.? A. My orders
to meet Second No. 20 at Long Cane.
Was Second No. 19 on time? A. No;
it U hours 20 minutes late.
Did you get orders at Greenwood? A
t orders at Greenwood to meet Seoond
10 at Long Cane. My first order was to
t, Seoond 20 at Shops. When I was ready
>ave Greenwood, my meet at shops was
illed. and give me meet orders with SeoNo.
2U at Long Can e. I left Greenwood at
i'nlaalr otnontlncr tn moot qonnnd vn Of)
jng Cane, 1 met Second No. 30 bead-on
slon at 127 1-2 mile post, tbe rep nits of
collision Eogloeer Clyde Moore, FireL.
H. Nlckles, Brakeman Dave Beard
killed. I do not know why Seoond No.
issed Long Cane holding a meet order
me at that place.
PHYSICIANS' CERTIFICATES.
3. C. Gambrell, sworn, says:
m a practicing pbyslolan and was called
reck at Cana siding. Abbeville county,
day nlgbt, Feb. 2d,'09, aboat 11 o'olock.
jmlned tbe dead bodlea of Clyde Moore
Lutber Nlckles. Mr. Moore camo to bis
b from a broken neok with other alight
;es on the body. Mr Luther Nlckles'
b was tbe result of fractured and lace1
left arm, and both legs, as well as other
ses over the body.
C. C. Gambrell, M. D.
vld Beard?Tbe lower part of body from
ix was burned Into a crlip; one arm
ed up and wound In right side of foreH.
Nlckles?Body badly mutilated; left
cutoff, also left arm; chest crushed; left
masbed Into pnlp.
de Moore?Neck broken and chest orushG.
A. Neutfer, M. D.
VERDICT OK THE JCRY.
i the undersigned Jurors find that L. H.
les' and Clyae Moore's death was caused
bead-on collision on S. A. L. February 2,
near Long Cane, Abbeville oounty.
K. C. Fbllson, Foreman.
M. B. Reese.
C. N. UamllD,
James Taggart,
J. M. Seal,
J. L.Clark,
D. M. Keller,
Cbarles Cobb,
J. W. fdoKee, Jr.,
A. H. Barnett,
Jim Flnley,
U. W. Sorrow.
the undersigned Jury And that David
1 Came to bis deatb caused by a head-on
lODonS. A. L. Railroad February 2nd,
it Long Cane siding In Abbeville County.
W. G. Cbapman, Foreman.
Wm. M. Barnwell,
-T ft. Mnmfl.
H. T. Eakln, Jr..
J. A. Sobraeder,
E B Link,
H. H. Hill,
Robt. Uochran,
J. W. Mcllwalu,
U.J. S potts,
Lewis B. Kamey,
Q. D. Graydon.
ey's Orlno Laxative cures constipation
liver trouble and makes the bowels
by and regular. Orlno Is superior to
and tablets as it does not gripe or nau>.
Why take anything else? C. A. MU&
Co.
. Is leather goods you want, Mllford has
you want.
New 5
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B. M. H
We mentioi
Seas
Flaxon
This fascinating new fab:
proved a revelation of use
for frocks, waists, skirts a
gerie work, white and co
i6%c up.
-L/uiicgdi, a ucduuxui i.
of the finest Irish linen, i:
Galatea for dresses, w
Linon Bordure, an ex
Flemish Linene ioc t
Silk Finished Homes]
silks, only 25c per yard.
Laces a
In beautiful new patt(
It will pay you to exa
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Dargan's 5 ai
DON'T MISS GETTING THI
MARKET WHILE THE
REGAL 1
A New Range made by an o
tory that makes the NATIONA
$36.50, and $40. Drop in and s<
lined and are guaranteed by the
VALENTINES REDUCED N<
BEFORE THET A!
Dargan's 5 an
Presidential I:
Very Low Round
WASHING!
via SOUTHER!
Account Presidential Inaugurati
sell round trip tickets to Washington,
reduced rates. Tickets to be on sale F
and 3rd, 1909, good to leave Washingt
night of March 8th, 1909.
Round trip rates from principal
Abbeville $16.25 <
Anderson 16.10 ]
Blacksburg 13.75 (
Camden 14.05 I
Charleston 16.40 8
Columbia 15.05 ?
Greenville 15.55 1
For detailed information, sleepii
regular and special trains, apply to Ho
address,
J. L. MEEK,
Asst. Geo. Pass. Agent,
Atlanta, Ga.
Spring (
Arriving Daily
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D. C., from all points at greatly Mi
ebruary 28th and March 1st, 2nd sfppi
on returning not later than midpoints
as follows: Tb
Gfreenwood $15.80 ?V?
Lanoaster 13.75 are <
)rangebnrg 15.85
lock Hill 13.05 taim
partanburg 14.65
lumter 14.50
Iforkville 13.60 lcJJ*
ag car reservations, Bohedules of gre<i
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WEST END.
sonal Paragraphs and News Items
Contributed by Miss Lily Templeton.
10 many friends of Mr. John M. Harden
;lad to know mat be Is much better alter
iK quite sift for tbe pant ten day*.
> Belle Vlsanskl and Mr. G. A. Vlsanskl
a gone to Atlanta for a abort stay with
and Mrs. Ham Vlsanskl.
r. W. E. Hill spent a few days Id Monroe,
3., last week tbe guest of Mr. Code Morids
Grace Memphlll went to Charleston
Friday and was tbe guest of Hon. and
. J. C. Hemphill nntll Sunday.
ra. W. C. Sierard la In Iva spending a
le with relatives.
rs. R. L. Dararan entertained two table) of
Ige last Thursday afternoon. Those who
tyed Mr*. Dargan's hosDltallty were* Mrs.
?. Brown, Mrs. 8. G. Thomson, Mrs. W. 8.
iran, Mrs. Lewis Pdrrlu, Miss Plevna
, Miss Willie Calhoun of Atlanta, Mlu
le Gary and Miss RcsBell.
rs. J. M. Lawson and her children have
3 to their home In Smokes after spending
e time here with Mrs. L. H. Rucsell.
r. and Mrs. W. A. Nlckies of Hodges were
he city Monday the guests of Mr. and
Also Graves.
r. J. T. Robertson spent Sunday In the
He left Monday for Richmond, Va.,
re be goes on a business trip.
Iss Mary Bask Id Is at borne again after
xtended visit to ber sister, Mrs. W. T.
nlngbam.
rs. Henry Sign was In Charleston last
k the guest of Hon. and Mrs. J. C. Hemp*
for a few days.
Irs Willie Calhoun bas returned to ber
le In Atlanta after a pleasant slay bere
i Mrs. Lewis Ferrln.
Lbs Antoinette Hammond and Mr. C. V.
amood leave In a few days for an extend'islt
to Cuba and points of Interest In
Ida.
-B. A. S. Simmons entertained tbe Club
ay afternoon at a very pleasant meeting,
p. T. H. Furman Is bere from Monroe. N.
spending a while with her aunt, Mrs.
lard Sondley.
\ Stuart Baekln went to Seneca Monday
business.
ss Ida Mae Brownlee Is spending a while
l&clty the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. A.
son.
ss Mary L. Robertson will entertain the
ge Club Friday afternoon at the usual
e Lidles Aid Society of the Presbyterian
nh ho/1 fh?1r racrnlar mnnthlv niAAltnir
rsday afternoon at the borne of Mrs. J. C.
mere.
?. Laura B. Love is In Monterey spend*
i while wltb her slater, Mrs. W. T. Cunbam.
s. Rlobard Hill entertained tbe Daughof
the Confederacy at tbe regular meetrueaday
afternoon. A very delightful
Ling was enjoyed.
p. J. C. Roper and little Miss Ellen San
of Rock Hill left Saturday aflerapteaa7lslt
here to Mrs. C. D. Brown.
an Ivy Calboun baa returned borne after ,
ding tbe winter wltb friends In Mlssia1.
. Clyde Morgan has gone to Monroe, X.
> spend a while wltb bis home people.
VALENTINE PARTY.
e ladles of the Episcopal cburob will give
lentlne party Monday evening, FebruSih
at the home of Mr*. V. D. Lee. All
cordially invited to come. A small ad
Ion will be charged. Refreshments will
Brved. This will be an unique enternent
and a pleasant time Is anticipated.
HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINE.
e above Is the name of a German chemwhich
Is one of the many valuable Intents
of Foley's Kidney Remedy. HexIhylenetetramlne
Is recognl/.ed by medtext
books and authorities as 11 urlo acid
3ut and antlseptlo for tbe urine. Take
y's Kidney Remedy as soon as you noany
Irregularities and avoid a serious
ady. C. A. Milford & Co.
b those nice pictures at Mllford'a book
> before buying.