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Published every Wednesday at, two dollars a ?
a year In advanee. WILL
Wednesday, Feb 17, 1909. FORME
Xullce to Teacbers aud Trasteen. Contract H3S
I will be absent from my office of County u
Superintendent of Education on Tuesdays, tianSOITie 3
Wednesdays ?nd Thursdays, until I mate
the rounds of vlt>lling ih? schools In the coun- AQu(
ly. J. Fosier Hammond, THp mpmhi
Co. Supt. of Education, A. C. . Ane meaJD(
- formed Pre
p . awarded a co
"ar?i- diver Lumbe
We wlub to express our slnrere thinks and tion of a hatll
sppreclMilon jo our frl-oils for tbeir I'.vIuk at f i ,,(irl.op
s>mpathv, and Klndnes* shown u?, In the re- c e
c?*nt loss ol onr daughter, we feel very grate Society 8tree1
fulloyou. May God bi'as and keep you and a flame Struc
In bis own time, be will call us to our heaven- j . :
ly home where i n?*re will be no sorrow. moueru ju e
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ferguson. C08t COtuple
plan1' were tu
mm ... . ... architect.
Mrs. Fisher III. The churci
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Mrs. J. S. Fisher,of Hodges Is reporud tobe|wllQ ounaay
critically 111. R jv. E. a Keiuedy, pastor ot to be connect
the A. R P. Chared ?t this piac? went to'hw folding r1r
Hodges yesterday to see her. He thinks tier . * ?
ooQditloQ most Herloa9. I capacity <
? are more tha
: the Sunday 8
Civic Club. cloak rooms i
Tbe Abbeville Civic Cluh will meet Tbnrs- The A. R. .
day morning at ten o'clock In ibe Club looms here about f
fn the City Hall. m^mhpra T
M s. M.T.Coleman. ?le,HDerf- 1
M. Boyd can
* * pastorate, at
Waute i. membership
Tbe people to know tb?t tbe Hlll-Mosp'ey thon If
Electric Co. tui'lsb all kind* oi tUcirlcal "J e tuau n
supplies ana do tfr?t-clast> work. During UlS
Freob lot oi batteries on band. tf bas not only
? members of
\ onng . the people ce
Tf yr>o wsnt fo know why jou should be- ?pr..cfp,l in H
couut UltKraL>L o^tr-i'-rK ?nd what school to .
attend, write 10 SOUTHERN SCHCOL OF new church I
rm rnn a tJU v *? ? - - 1 ta. j_ a
iciinunniii i. iicnuou.un., iui liecvio- II 18 CXPeCt
log "A." EVERY BOY should read It. Po- nf n?atriif?ti
Bitlons positively guaranteed. ? " " j*;
. . , week, and it
C. A. Mllford & Co. have tbe prettiest show Completion,
window In South Carolina. Don't come to
town without seeing it. Also see the Ma*
iha Washington mouument on Inside made MIIIBIIa
RHEUM
ECKN.
8. C. Rhode Island Reds. Be?t winter layers.
81.50 per setting of 15. H.G.Smith. . _ _
AreYouSuri
GlenD'H Locals. M ,
Glenn has beardless or spring barley. Bet- . r. .
ter buy at once. uric acid in
Glenn sells the best ready roofing on the ?
market. acid from 1
Glenn handleB <he best Pittsburg steel
plows, also plow stocks.bames,traces, leather -Don i aan
and cotton collars; the best hair collar pads vents." Yot
and other plow toois. ' day with the
Glenn has very low prices on poultry or kidneys yot
earden wlr?. t\ > jr : i ?
? - xjutxu a aiuu
All kinds garden seed at Glenn's. uric acid, bl
Molasses In kega, half barrels and barrels, then all daD?
at Glenn's. ed. The foll<
11 pounds good soda 25c at Glenn's. vince the mo
Chicken feed, braD, oatB and corn always at 1Ztj"
Glenn. fllrs?
o~, Laurens, S.
Glenn can save you money on flour?300 r
barrels bongbt. years l sune
\t y hack ach
Tobacco. Some low prices by the box at . .
Gleen's. rheumatic tw
The b9st farm sboe made at Glenn's. r^oo
X WHS oO W"a
Boys and men's overalls "and pants, at my hous>e W
olenU8, ..... this trouble a
Foley's Houey and Tar clears the air pas- ney? JJ.H? ^,
sages, stops the Irritation In the throat, Dey *1119
soothes tbe Itflamed membranes, and th? complaints, .
most oohimaie cougD disappears. sore aua llQitltr this r
Inflamed lungs are healed and BirengUiene?l, uoluB lu,B '
and the cold Is expelled ."rrm the system. Re- greatly and
fuse any but the genuine In the yellow pacfe- savinir that
a*e- C.A.Miiford^Co. kiduey prepa
An accident policy for 81,000 In the North p?,'e ^
American Accident Insurance Co. for one cents, roste
yecr will cost you 31 cents. Abbeville Hard- New York 8
ware Co. States.
8end her a 6 ponnd box Huyler's for Xmas, Rom hor
on sale at Mllford'a. . nemem oer
take no othei
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FREE TRAIN! =
invited to com? and brii
A sixteen piece band
biggest thing of the kind
Anderson I
E. R. HORTON, President
URCH BUILDING T. D. COPELAND.
IILT BY ASSOCIATE RE, A
D PRESBYTERIANS. Y\iK
Been Awarded it Will be a ?i
nd Convenient Stricture. w h f
irson Daily Mail.
srs of the Associate Re- generally til
sbyterian church have ...
ptract to the Martin-Van- We Will ope:
r company for the erec- \
some church buildiDg at
of North McDuffie and AFllFnA
ts. The building will be
tture, 45 by 60 feet, and N H 111
very particular. It will
ted about $5,000. The rQQrn now occu
lade by Mr. J. H. Casey, m room now occu
i building will be equiped name being Cfl
schoolroom and annex, "FT^K tc
ed to (he main auditorium ftave atter ^eD' J5
>ors, and will have a seat- York hnvinfr trood
jfabout 250 people. There IorK Duying gooc
n 100 pupils enrolled in l hnil(a>4. fnr racV,
chool, aud there will be De D?Ugnt lor casn
P. church was organized patronage.
our years ago with 35 TUonl^m^
'hree years ago Rev. C. hanking you
le here and assumed its Vrmi
id siuce that time the loui
has been increased to
)0.
pastorate here Mr. Boyd m *** vv
endeared himself to the II A Wll ?<
his own church, but to
nerally, who will be inJ
1 , , . IT TT% TT'
ie announcement mat a m.. U. H.
building i9 to be erected. _
:ed that the actual work
on will be begun this KEPT SECRET TEN M(
will be pushed rapidly to
? Columbia GirJ and Abbeville
a tin rni I/O held Announcement of The
A I lb rULIVOi Pending the Latter's Admis
Bar.
9 Your Kidneys are Well? T? tZS'T'l
imatic attacks are due to CJinkecales, of Abbeville
the blood. But the duty A,ma Skinner, of
ys is to remove all uric will be greatly surprised at t
be blood. Its presence cement of their marriage,
the kidneys are inactive, secretly married by Rev. V
y with "uric acid sol- at the personage in Cc
i might go on till dooms- ^ay 19th, 1908, and the ha
m, but until you cure the have kept it a secret till I
l will never get well. waBaummeaioiaeDi
ey Pills not only remove ruary 1, 1909.
it cure the kidneys and Mr. (Jlinkscales is a stuc
;er from uric acid is end- '*w department of the Ui
owing testimony will con- &?uth Carolina and grad
at skeptical Abbeville cit- June. Miss Skinner is pr<
society and is the daughter
Tucker, 23 Mill Row, Mr8- J- H. Skinner, and
C., says: "For several Wends of Mr. Clinkscales j<
red from kidney trouble, gratulating him in being go
ed a great deal and I had such a charming bri
'inges in my sides. Head- Skinner.
>othered me and at times t B
k that I could hardly do
f, if-vlnS ,h?t,.a.!1 Senator Gary's Maiden S
irose from disordered kid- '
,ving heard Doan's Kid- The State.
ghly spoken of for such Tf tlt.
I procured a box. Since madeb7Seoator F?ank B
n^hLitnWnn fn P08itioD ,0 the confirmatio
r SowIto U tn k i /ho hp?f waB delivered in executive J
[ believe it to be the be9t therefrrp is not available
ration to be bad." ation available
'yM!Ln^le?; uSfcff " was the "maiden" efl
nio ?!rAnta fnr iL riSitld Gary in the Senate and, a<
ole agents for the United t^e fragmentary parts that
thfi name?Doan's?and led out through the corresp
the name?Doan a?ana Thegtate and the AtiaQt
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THE?
) SALE AT I
LS BBBN FOSTPONE1
day, Fet
ON ACCOUNT OF THE RAI*
ember free train will leave- Donald
: after the sale. Every white man j
ig his wife.
BRASS BAN:
will be on this train. Come and i
that has been pulled off In upper So
V 1 T1 A 7
(eai Mate $ in
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troversy in
C. W. STONE, M. B. HIPP, Mgr. fied Argum?
knowledge
event. It i
4 reauite, anc
Duncement ess
/ creditably i
announcement to the public
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iqf-hftwppn Marrh t stand t ctVi The funic
Una has del
tl a en speech.
/ but the und
good one.
L RACKET STORE Charleston
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pied by Mr. O. H. Cobb, our firm LvAn?iU..,
lsIi Bargain Store." We will
;th two buyers in Baltimore and New lv Moc^'mie
, , . _ - . ... Ar Green woo
Is for our opening. Everything will Ar w*t^oo
i and sold for cash. We solicit your lv Laurens..
Ar Fountain
Ar QreenvllU
Lv Laurens...
in advance, we are, i?52KKS,
s very truly, KKS
Ar ABhevllle
Lv Aibevllle
Lv flenderioi
ARGAIN STORE |S
___ __ . , , ... _ _ Lv Greenville
[PP, Mgr., Abbeville, S. C. lv Fountain
p Ar Laureni ...
? " Lv Laurens...
)HTHS tion, it appears to have also Been a ^Newteky
novelty?at least in the South Carolina Ar Columbia
section of the Senate. Mr. Gary dealt Ar cnarieetor
Man With 'n reason instead of in passion and Lv Laureni...
man nun- prejU(jjce> an(j ma<je the argument ^-r Qreenwooi
ir Marriage against the occupancy of the Charles- lv Calhoun F
cinn ti? thp tou collectorship by a negro along the Ar McCormic
only lines that could bring to his side L* MoCormic
the support of Republican Senators. Ar Apgp?t??i
Record. The State said, years ago, at the Trl-weekly
VIr. Frank very beginning of the excitement in- feVve ISSum
and Miss cident to the appointmenl of Crum, ordays. Leai
' Columbia l^at when the opposition to confirma- dayuand Frid
heannoun- tion was based upon the fact that the
Tbey were appointee was a negro, there could be given ad info
V E Wil- D0 h?Pe ?fa reversal unless the char- teed.
ilumbia on act^r and business qualifications of R^Bramj
ppy couple 'he appointee could be successfully at
>Ir. Clinks- tacked. A change by a Republican _ _
?'? t*-l. Proairienf or a "Rpnnhlican Senate unon I TV/Ia ^
that ground would be stultification. JkTiiWW W
lent of the With the constitution as it stands,
diversity of incompatibility between the official
uatea this 8Qd those with whom he comes in ofDmiuent
in ficial contact, persentp the only sound
of Mr. and foundation upon which to base oppothe
many sition in this case. It should be an- __ i i
)i,n in con- tagonistic to the policy of any admin- ipMAiii
i lUcky as to istration to force upon any community X X V W UJ
de as Miss an official whose personality is objectionable,
In considering the antago- ,
nism between an official and patrons
of the office it ib by no means necessary
, . for the appointing power to indorse the
>peecn. cause of the antagonism in order to *
withdraw the appointment.
Had that line of procedure been folM
he speech lowed years ago, instead of the atGary
in op- tempt to force the abandonment of ITf}l| 1 C
u of Crum Crum because he is a negro, it would l?ll? Iv
1 ? ? -.?.-J MMMknUla* ?? <* Uaa?i ftilrtnAftftfnl A O O
jeySIULI a LIU juuuauij' uavc uccu outucaoiui. ^ia ?
for pnblic- means of securing Dotoriety, the pitchfork
method is unexcelled, but if it has bund
'ort of Mr. done other than harm to South Caro- carry your ba
jcording to lina, from a legislative standpoint, we riodof Ha life;
have trick- do not recall the benefit. uon, ?d?' an
londents of Senator Gary, has presented the i?ranl*- 26 ?e
a Constitu- South Carolina side of the Crum con- xee&erMedie
a- S;-v' 4
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see the crowd. 1
uth Carolina. Do
vestment
L. 8. HORTON, I
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a clear, ^strong' and dignimt'
The State wishes to ac
its appreciation of the
s probably too late to affect
I has been offset by Tilljleas
and tactless tirade up3
occasion. But, neverthei
be accorded that Mr. Gary
>erformed his part.
A Good One
olumbia Record.
>r senator from South Carolvered
himself of his maidIt
was a long time coming,
erstanding is that it was a
and Western Carolina By
Id effect November 15,1908.
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Palace Car Line between Ausbevllle.
Trains Nos. 1 mdU 2
i Tuesdays, Thursdays and Ratre
Ashevllle Mondays, Wedneilayi.
bove arrivals and departures, as
Hlons with other oompanles, are
rmatlon, and are not gaar&nlams,
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VERY LOW RATES
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New Orleans, Mobile, Pensacola & Birmingham
via SOUTHERN RAILWAY^
Account Mardi Graa Celebrations the Southern Hallway announces
very low round trip excursion rates to New Orleans, La., Mobile,
Ala., and Pensacola, Fla. Tickets will be sold February 17th to
22nd, limited for return up to and including, but not later than midnight,
March 1st, 1909. v
By depositing ticket at New Orleans, Mobile or Pensacola and
'paying fee of $1.00, ticket will be extended until March 13th, 1909.
to BIRMINGHAN, ALA. f
Account Laymen's Missionary Movement, Presbyterian Church
in the United States, Birmingham, Ala., very low round trip rates \
have been authorized, tickets to be sold February 14th and 15tb, good ^
to leave Birmingham returning not later than midnight of February 1
20th, 1909.
For rates, schedules and detailed information, apply to Southern *
Railway ticket agents or address,
J. L. MEEK, J. C. LU8K,
Asst.. Gen. Pass. Agent, Div. Pass. Agent,
Atlanta, Ga. Charleston, S. C. .
Amos B. Morse Co.
Though we appear as a New firm, we are noi
strangers in Abbeville. Our senior member has a
continnons experience of oyer 35 yegrs, and our
junior is by no means a novice in business, having
himself several years experience. We are finely
equipped for our lines of business, and by fair dealing
and handling the best goods at the lowest living
prices we hope to merit a good share of your patronage.
We carry a good line of Dry Goods. Shoes, Clothing,
Hats, Notions and Hardware, making a specialty
of Fancy and Heavy Groceries. We lead in garden
and field seeds. Bottom prices for cash on Corn,
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General School Supplies.
Speed's Drug Store.
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