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*<- . t A The Press and Banner Bv W. W. and W. R. Bradley. Tj HUGH WILSON, Editor. | ABBEVILLE, S. C. J ^-Published every Wednesday at 8*2 a ^ y ar In advance. Wednesday, March 24, 1909. The Religious Market. While unverified wireless despatches from the outlying strongholds of his Satanic Majesty would indicate that his work in resisting tbe assaults of our missionaries In (oreigu fields has been entirely satisfactory to him, It is true that large numbers of the - best Cnristian people In the world are rem wlog their zeal in the good fight of falib. lu some iustances the callous have been awaken ed to their duty and have sought a church policy as protection agaluBt the possibilities of the future. Many are seeking cover and enlisting as soldiers of the Cross. In tne etllstmeuta of tbe grand arms of tbe Lord, we are proud to record additions to the church rolls in ail of our churches, especially In the Presbyterian and In the A. R. P. Churches 4 In the lattei church during the present calen dar month, some ten accessions to tbe church roll is noted. That church, In membership seems to be prospering to a degree nevei known before. Its members now are in tbi neighborhood of a even hundred. Last Surday a .greater number of worshippers than ?ver before were In the pews of that churcbt I oat Snnriav the RhlfliofiT clouds. While tht sua winked at us, left a doubt In the minds of the people as to the piobablllty of faille j: weather. But as the women bud Dot yet, downed tbelr Easter tiats It is supposed that tbt weather bad little effect upon tbelr attendance at church. As a rule more women than men attend the service. Their larger attendance upou, divine service may be attrlbuttd p lnclpally to two reasons. First?Ibey an more piously and religiously inclined tbaL men. Second?tbelr relief from the tediun and monotony of the,* home life Is less frequent than that of men. The women do noi loaf around the public square as men do, not do they have as many opportunities forspending time in the court bouse, In the theatre, or in the drug stores. Their outgoing being circumscribed, and their religion being mort In evidence, they must necessarily in self defense attend Wednesday evening prayei meeting and the services on Sunday morn, ing. a We quote attendance upon religious service last Sunday at 11 o'clock. ^ Alar.21.Mar.l4.Mar.7. Feb.28. Feb 21. q A. R. F 68 39 55 54 52 Baptist 62 52 88 97 10U Methodist...125 ' 100 125 103 138 Episcopal.... 20 40 35 p Freibyterlanl69 185 159 157 ' 170 Total 424 346 467 446 460 Conviction of the Coopers. Tbe Jury yesterday morning reached aver- T1 diet of murder In tbe second degree In the Xj case of Col. Duncan Cooper and bis son, RobIn Cooper, and Judge Hart sentenced them u 20 years' imprisonment. We compliment tbe Jury. By convlotlnp tbe Coopers It bas vindicated tbe name oi tbe State of Tennnessee. Tbe Coopers ?.houlO oonslder that they got off light, and yet undei tbe evidence It was not clear that a .verdict for first degree murder would have been exactly just. Tbe whole country will rejoice In this conviction?not to much becauseilt was Seoatoi Carnuacfc who was murdered or because the murderers were tbe CooperB, but because U shows that our juries are placing a higher valuation on bdnmn lire. Of course, there win be the customary elforts to get a new trial, but we are constrain td to believe that Caimack's murderers will be made to 6ufler lor thbelr crime.?Greenville News. The above sentiment fl8 to the jury and Its action is good and to tbe point. In oui T opinion, however, Ihe Judges are mote to tow biame for tbe miecarrlsge of justice than tbe hea juries. Whatever tbe facts may be, It seems fu'< to us that substantial Justice has been done do* by the Jury In the Cooper case. Bat it seems 18" that tbe Judges In order to 6bow off their pra learning, or tbelr aulborliy, or for othor rea- 0Dg son unknown to up, too often interfere wltb thl1 tbe findings cf Ihe Jury. Tbls interference bod being upon tome technicality that would en phj abie tbe convict to escape punishment. ha(^ . i.on i YV Deii IIIC JUIV givce DUUOiaunot juoiivv iuv judges should not appear as counsel for the neo convict. hea This newspaper believes-that the Juries cur more nearly (ban the Judges, discharge their duty. Much was said about the Jury In tbe 8Pei Cooper case. They were poor aud Illiterate. anc) But It seems that they bad In themselves tbe Q8U true manhood to convict blue blooded crlmlnals with ancesters. Will learned Judges set neg tbem fret? We shall see which are tbe better 8prl men. lhe 125; ^ thei Tillman Erupts Again. Whenever Jillman goes to Augusta it seems bus that begets Into the newspaper?. While we Thf know very little of Senatorial courtesy aDd our kDOw perhaps less of Senatorial dignity, H wei seems to us that wben a United Stales Sena- not tor so far forgets himself as to spout in hotel oft corridors to the gaping crowd or talks to tbe; newspaper reporters for publication, he gets wer down on a lower pedl6tal than be Bbould oc- prei oupy. Speaking for this editor, we are utterly and absolutely tired of Tillman's everlasting abuse. Nobody believes that Roosevelt is a liar. Tbe fact Is, the American people tbluh ^ very well of Mr. Koosevelt. If tbe able IaD United States Senator would sfcend lets P?1( venom, and cultivate the amenities just a wb< little, he might be able to accomplish some- 80,0 thing for bis State. Mr. Tillman has nagged A so much, and found so much fault that be tiar seems to have had neither time nor Incline- bad tlon to see good in anything or anybody In Washington. He commenced by seeing nothing but evil In South Caroliaa. It est ] Scared Blue Bloods. bea fair It must have been very humiliating to ihe ^ea Coopers in Nashville, after having gone^gun- ^je nlng for Carmack, to put up the plea of sel - pec1 defense. An ordinary man wben in danger bet, may shoot a negro in tbe back. He very 0|j properly sets up a plea of 6elfdefense, but for f0i? the blue blooded chivalrous Coopers to plead i^e qplfrtfifpiise for shootlne Carmaek must have been mortifying to the pride of the gentle, man having an anceBtry. It seems tbat the plebeaD jurors were not xi swerved from the path of duty, and if the not Coopers escape punl shment they must do eo tbe through the aid or connivance of the courts 0f[e or by the tenderness of the Governor. The an(i honest Jury did its duty. Will the judges a v stand against the boosted blue blood?. to si Is t Sorry We Spoke. tect Tillman is resting at his home In Trenton, ban and will not go back to Washington for the present. He seems to think that Congress on Ai the tariff Issue, is not entirely different Irono has Mark Twain's good little boyihat had made Is si up bis mind what he was going to say when Inni he died. The Republicans will do as they surf please, and Democrats may have time 10 rt- oru gret ever Laving used the word tariff at all neei The new tarlfl law may hurt tlie South. It is proposed to burl miners of all sorts, and the cotton mill iDdustry may ?tt a hard blow. . ?>. Sun fast In Greenville the constables poured out 50 COul gallons of beer. In Donalds a wagon ran oqq, over and broke a pipe, when 500 gallons of to b oil ran out of the tank. 0jal I* [ts Sprinj ;toda' See the new fabrics it nd Olives. See the nev he handsomely cut coa ollars and lapels?the c ers?the splendid tailoi nd graceful hang of the Our Suits at $ [ave all the style, quality a \ Parkei Thp Hntise nf Daviri f The Jurors were granted wo apostles of tbe Home of David were In anxlous to ei| n one day last week, wearing long balr on |n exoeBB 0f ,d and face. The doctrines were not barm- wenl an but we did not?bearing from our win- and were "tv* v?quite understand the object of their of the Jurors i is. They didn't pray. They said that jeBly 0f the yers In public were forbidden. That we Th0 c^pe,^ ;ht to pray In secret. They seemed to jU(jgeB {or re( ak It possible to escape tbe death of tbe y by correct living. That we had a 'Blcal body and a spiritual body. Tbey Mr. J. W.I [ no singing. Tbey spoke with tbelr half watch repair except at such times when they found It be was ailing e6sary to remove tbem to scratch their he went ^on ds. These wandering pilgrims and tbe be Is quite si lous crowd that listened made this editor to know wh; 3k of our missionaries In Mexico wbo plaoeofbusli ?k to the crowd In an unknown tongue, permit he wll I wbo draw as Intelligent an assemblies as serve custom ally gather around a hand organ and a le monkey In a red Eblrt. Counting little Mf ^ q roes, big negroeB, female negroes and a countyi but i Inkling of white boys and white men 1 bus been si re wore, as well as we could count,about fl'r8t had typfc persons present. One dlflerenoe between nl? Afterw se House of David apostles and our mi$- but he seems laries Is, that the one gets no salary Qe hB| been , He the other makes a profession of his Aq lnfant dal lne68 and gets the biggest sort of pay hold and ^ s House of David men said that they, like dangbt preachers, could get big salaries If they ' it Into the cburcbes. They 6ald they bad Mr T G Pe blng to say against our preachers. 8ome j8 ^e*il a alo hem, they said, were very good men, but bas been for' y preached for pay while the speakers een ?rJ e good for nothing?that is to say, they ached for our benefit without pay. Mr; W. W. J * "* lng gone ther Grand and loftv tumbling " we notice f rill R?ld tbe well known colored lineman burg has had ocently climbed one of tbe electric light 58 and Innocently touched a live wire ^ev. J 8. ft an be fell to the ground. Being unon- j)ue ^ye8t W( iub, he was not muob bnrt. fter some one explained to him what had pened be discovered that his anfcle wbb We have be ly hurt. clal Jadge C .??? next Govern stone Is lo'ru Will be Well Again. affords the Press and Banner the grea'- j yyr pleBsnre to state what all will be glad to town Mondaj r, namely?that Mr. J. M. Harden Is be growB olde ly on ;the road to tbe recovery of his _ 1th. For several wt eks he has been a' ^ Orr'B t*\ river's brink and for days everybody ex- . ? . . . . . . In a hospital I ted that tbe end bad come lo blm. A ;er man or a more genial gentlemen of the school would be hard to And. Theoll mil Ex-Precldei at headquarters have paid him The Press and highest oompllwient which ( any ,cor- journey and s jtlon could show to an lndlvlddal. The Anders news to Abb ie Anderson Mall hope1* the courts may o'clock and Is Interfere with the action of the Jury In afler 8even c> Cooper case. And so do we. Judges too n stand between blue blooded criminals iustlce. Judees are too ready to set aside crdict of substantial justice. It may be Between Ca bow tbelr learnlne, or It may be lor other of P,08? i . ? . .t . ^ . t. KebFcoaStrlc lone. As a rule Juries do their duty. It March 23rd be Judges who seem to be looking for j Localities as an excuse for freeing a red j ded killer of men. Place : business d now tbe Junior Senator, E. D. Smith | a begun to talk about the newspapers. He S urprised at editors wbo are so absurdly ' represen irant. But the aforesaid editors are not j insurant irlsed at the presum ptlon and self conceit i le Junior Senator. Third rale politicians are pTCp J^not attempt vlllinous tactics to get [ |)U8X1X6SB and satis idge George E. IMnce was paralyzed last i Office abc day morning while dressing for break j . For a time he whs speechless and | id not move. He was better at last ac. SlO ote, and could talk fairly well. He wa? The annual old Court at Abbeville this week. Spe- The Peoples H Judges C. C. FeatherstoDe Is Jurist. office of the E i \ I I Suit T irr cool weather is just a breat II for Spring to gather strer our Spring Suit before the ( ows pick out the smartest t fflhnVc I. 1MK/1 1 t your Suit while you have lice of the greatest variety o sive patterns that will be sh s season. lost attractive are the first to Wy&y et a good start I ^ ;ct your Suit I jZzJ """ Stetj i Blues, Grays r_ _ _ t nirai commands r ^ plU StnpGS world over. In a hat j ?t certified check, beca ts Wit/2 oroaa I backed up by the high ? _ - , H materials, workmansh OnC&VG ShOlll* | the correct style. It hi ' fidence and that of our ~ing?the ease w fc k . V We hive the Stetton So trousers. , ft io, $12.50, $15 and up nd value in them that you car & Bees were discharged The Cooper- peljt Jury_Second W< ball. A great rash of men were ' gn their bonds to an amount Jar ? J- Brltt, Bordeaux. , j mw /i E. P. Martin, Donald*, the ball required. The Coopers H. 8. Casor\ Calhoun Mills, automobile wbtch was waiting, T. 0. Pant, Long C*ne. rlrled"away. We haven't heard Abbeville. ...... _ J. P. Drennan, Abbeville. Blnce tbey maintained the ma- J# H oaldwell. Doe West, law against even bine bl'Ods. .T. W. Faulkner, Abbeville. must now look to aristocratic ?Jau*?ma?> Cedar Sprli , Jj. A.Hnoltn, Abbeville. '?'* M. B. Kay, long Cane. . J. W.Little. Abbeville. J. P. Barton, Due Weal. lykard< silversmith jeweler and Robert Williams, Donalds, er, la at borne now. Laat week j^'^MS^AbbJvflliJ16' for several days. On Saturday D. M. Bowie, Long Cane. >c and we learn tbls week tbat J. W- Brown, Bordeaux, pk He wnnld like for nls friends W.F. Perrln, Abbeville. ae W0Dia 11Ke ror D18 '?enas L p Pettlgrew. Lowndesvllli T he la not In his accustomcd P. T. Alewlne, D'amond Hill less. Aa soon as his health will D. E. Newell, Jr, Long C?ne. II t? .. hi. offlu, ,e.dy to g?:.b?.KS C"'' era. F.T. Young, Indian Hill. Gambrell, Magnolia. E. 0. Simpson, Diamond H1I Hicks, formerly of Anderson O. M. LanW, Magnolia. jotf of Due Weat, Star route No. STOi?e ;1Sp?llB' Abbeville. . , ...... ^ ? M. M. Ellis. Long Cane. nt fnr (ha loaf >(t(o flora HQ 1 . > v? ?-=? ? ij a. jacKBOD, ueaar springi lold fever, then be had pneumo- J. A. Brown, Indian Hill. ard his lungs became Involved, ?re3?%rt Mlll,eZ'.^>b?v,,ile' . . . . . . V. C. Seawrlght, Donalds, to be now Improving Id health. T. E. Wilson. Calhoun Mill*, married about eighteen months- J. T. Ludwlck, Bordeaux. nghter now gladdens the house. . ?i [r. Hicks married Miss Lela er of Mr. J. P. Tims. The Abbeville Im ?;? ? #, ... and Trust Co. are prei irrln, after a brave fight for life, , i f and better condition than be handle your real est Pears. He is Just as good a man you have any leal ei lade out of ordinary clay. J ? .. . . sell, or if you wish Bradley Is In Washington, hav- call or phone us. Offi e last Thursday. Cobb's Shoe Store. PI rom the Spartan tnat Spartan / ? "a serious fire." illls and Mr. R C. Brownlee, of sre In town one day last week. IL||MMU4I iard It said this week that Spe;. C. Featherstone Is to be the " or of the State. Mr. Feather- I Alllff"0 n on the prohibition ticket. I VIII Vw Scott of Spartanburg was In donniug her g r. He grows more handsome as 6 ir. garments and now is the 1 for you to put on some Lher, Dr. S. M. Orr, Is quite sick in Baltimore. ninf? touches about your I .?. You have no idea how i at Roosevelt Is off to Africa help the looks of things. I Banner wishes him a pleasant k 6afe return. A coat of our on Dally Mall brings the latest Brillidllt VdNlisIl * levllle. It Is printed at four received In Abbeville a little oyer thftfc Qld bed rQom 8uj clock. ammr- makfe it look almost as gc Lost- | new. It is so easy o ap thollc Church and Cotton Mill isn't it worth trying? glasses gold. Return to Miss J b trla anH rppftivA rPWHrd. Win ' "lt09 " "" ?TCiaaVC LUl^ X? ui IJ1LU1c , ,., in dark and golden oak, wj pour fire insurance Cherry and mahogony/ i with the Abbeville 8izea from ha'f pints at ] ie and Trust Co. They gallons at one dollar and a t Only the best fire We have also Brilliant e Companies. They amel for grates at 25c a ared to handle your brush included. with promptness Liquid Veneer at 25c, 50 faction. Phone 118. $1.00, and many other >ve Cobb's shoe store. beautifiers. Let us show m to you. ckholders Meeting. MrMlirraw Drilff meftlne of the stochboiderB ot IflwIflUI I 0 J VfUc laving* Bank will be held In ibe # w lank, Tuesday, April 6tb, 1909. R. E. COX, Caabler. I BBMBiHBHl Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVrLLE. | Court of Common Pleas. I V j The Farmers Bank of Abbeville Coun ty, Plaintiff, against Wylie C. Cal laham and R. F. Morris, Defend ' ants. By authority of a Decree of Sale bi v the Court of Common fleas for Abbe H |fi q> ville County, in said State, made in th< lliug above stated case, I will oifer for sale . ~4-Vm at public outcry, at Abbeville C. H. lgftn. S. C., on Salesday in April, A. D 0 1909, within the legal hours of sale th following described laud, to wit: Al . - * that tract or parcel of land, situate )thCr lying and being in Abbeville County in the State aforesaid, containing ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY Acre? dllCI mor? or less, and bounded by lands o J. B. Harmon, W. ?. Chamberlain Martha Cal'aham and others, am known as (he one-half of the trac owned by John Callabam and Wyli C. Cal laham. k the Also, all mat tract or parcel of lam " situate, lying and being in the Couut; ? . # a Ul?..11 I/. ??/] Utnt/i ufnrnoaiH nnr OI /i. UUC V 11IC auu oiaic aivitnaiu, VUU CX= taining THIRTY ACRES, more o less, io Bordeaux township, am IOWn bounded by lands of Mary E. Mclc iv/yyti t08jj on North, on the East b, lands of Frank Harmon, and on th South and West by lands of J. JE Harmon. Terms of Sale?One-half ca9b, ba ance on a credit of twelve months, th credit portion to bear interest at th rate of 8 per centum per aunum, an to be secured by the bond or the puj KRHSfl chaser aud a mortgage of the premise ?which shall provide that if the sei vices of an attorney are necessary i 0B the collection thereof, the purchase ? H will pay ten per cent, on theamouc on then due. The purchaser may hav itne the optiou of paying all cash. Pui on V chafer to pay for papers and recording M R. E. HILL, Master A. C., S. C. " Master's Sale. The State qf South Carolina "COUFTT OF A BHEVILF E. son Court of Common f leap The Farmers Bank of Abbeville Cour aspect the ty, Plaintiff, against John 0. C'a it is like a laham and R. F. Morris, Defenc use it is ants. est quality gy authority of a Decree of Sale b, ip and by ?;ourt 0f Common Pleas for Abbe isour con-| vj|je County,iu said State, made i: men the above stated case, I will offer fo ft and Derbr *a,e> at Public Outcry, at Abbeville C H., S. C., on Salesday iu April, A D. 1909, within the legal hours of sal the following described land, to wit All that tract or parcel of land situate lying and being in Abbeville County in the State aforesaid, containini ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY Acres more or less, aud bounded by J. D L ask. Harmon, VV. S. Chamberlain, Martin Callaham and others, being the one half interest of John Callaham in tbi land bought by himself and Wyli Callaham from John B. Harmon ant set off to the said John 0. Callaham. Also, all that tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in said Stat a and County aforesaid, containing SIX i A m TY-SIX ACRES, more or less, an< ^ ? lmr>o.-n rh rhp Rarret.t nlane. am ft ) bounded by the land% of tbe Estate o / W. T. Jennings, J. A. Corley, Martbi Callabam and others. Terms of Sale?One-half cash, bal ? ance on a credit of twelve monthsl the credit portion to bear interest a !e the rate of 8 per centum per annum to be secured by bond of the purchase or purchasers and a mortgage of th premises?with the proviso that if th services of an attorney be necessary ii the collection thereof, he is to pay tei per cent, of tbe amount due as attoi igs. ney's fees. Purchaser or purchaser may have the option of paying al - . cash. Purchaser to pay for papers am recording. R. E. HILL, Master A. C., S. C. Don't fail to see us for roofiDg 9. S. J. Link, Master's Sale. ' - The State of South Carolina County of Abbeville. 3. i Court of Common Pleas. E. Barmore Rasor, Plaintiff, agains Nancy Allen, H. Latimer Rasoi ? Wm. Henry Rasor, Ella Maud Rasor, Ada Pell Rasor and Kati mrance R. Moore, Defendants. jarei to By authority of a Decree of Sale b; j -?r the Court of Common Pleas for Abbe aie. II vj]]e County, in said State, made ii State to the above stated case, I will offer fo frt \\iitr *ale, at i'ublle.outcry, at Abbeville u 10 Duy jj ^ g Qtj on galesday iu April, A LC6 Over JD. 1909. within the legal hours of sali mnp lift the following described land, to wit ? All that tract or parcel of land situate lying and being in Abbeville County in the State aforesaid, containing M SEVENTY-ONE and ONE-THIRI 1(71^) ACRES, more or less, and bound ed by lands of W. P. Williamson, oth er lands of Nancy Allen, lands of Jin Maddox, Reuben McDowell and others. Terms of Sale?One-half cash, balance payable one year from duy ol 8aie. Purchaser to have tbe option ol paying all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and recording. jpring HILL, Master A. C., S. C. s time Boards and shingles are back om?* numbers, Cover your houses with * Wl11 Rhinoceros or Walrus roofing, For sale by S, J. Link. . The State of South Carolina. itain ABBEVILLE COUNTY. Probate Court.?Citation for Letters of Adit will ministration. , By J. F. Miller, Enq., Judge of Probate. X>a as Whereas, P. L. McCelvey has made suit to miv me, to grant him Letters of Administration P * of the Estate and effects of Mansel Parker, late o( Abbeville County, deceased. Thase are therefore, to cite and admonish Tnnir> I all and singular the kindred and creditors ol auuiu tlje Ha|d ^]aDHe| Parker, deceaned, that they alnnf be and appear belore me, in the Court ol aiuui, Prouate, to be held at Abbeville C. 11., on n _ii Satuiday. March 27th, 1901), after publication hereof, at 11 o'clocic in the forenoon, to show I tr? cause If any tbey have, why the said Adminiu istratlon should not be ^ranled. l if Given under my hand and seal of the Court, uai1, this 4th diiy of March, in the year . xtn of our Lord one thousand nine buu J11"" dred and nine, and in the 133rd year nt qf American Independence. pint, Published on the 10th day of March, 1909, In the Press and Banner and on the Court House door for the time required by _ flnf1 law. J. P. MJLLEli. c ai u j . Judgeol Probate. borne II . ~ . ~ " T them ^0W 18 tim0 to P*an1 beard" less spring barley. We have the best seed, S. J. Link. Co 1 ? Wa The McMurray Drus Co. haR a cream for cleaning sliver thai can't be beat. Niagara Cream Paste Is the name. 25 cents Is the price. None better. Try It. 1 \ I V ?. '';'M CLOTHES ^OK BOYS ifo hs>c+ mifliAiif chnanMwrr if- in fliA aiC l/l/JI' ,.U 1L11V/UI. 1L 111 L11V price. They wear so much longer that the slight advance over unidentified cheaply-built clothes doesn't at all cover the saving they bring. !- One Ytragood suit wiH survive more boy; handling than two average suits. Every pair of XTRAG00n knee-pants is ;r lined all through. This not only" means extra , endurance, but also extra fullness and grace to a \ degree not to be found in clothes that are not !' YTRAGOOR * ' ' J f . . , \ ' N 'l 4 | Perrin ClothingCo I * Master's Sale. I Sheriff's Sale. \ The State Of South Carolina, Brock Fertilizer Company agaiDSt G. _ - T.Joshua Ashley, as Executor of1 County of Abbeville. jno< Ashley, deceased.?ExCourt of Common Pleas. ecution. Bv virtue of an execution to me di _ killa C. Riee and -others, Plaintiffs, rected, in the above Mated case, I will i ?Sai.a9t Mary RaDSOu et al, De- Beu the highest bidder, at public ; ienuants. auction, within the legal hours of sale, > I By authority of a Decree of Sale by ** Abbeville, on Monday, the 5th day e the Court of Common Pleas for Abbe- of April, A. D. 1909, all the right, title e ville County, in said State, made irt atld, interest of Jno. M. Ashley, deo the above stated case, I will offer for ceased, in the following described U sale, at Public Outcrv, at Abbeville C. I property, to wit: One Hundred and . H., 8. C., on Saleeday in April, A. Eleven Acres, more or less, bought by F D. 1909, within the legal hours of sale M. A?hley from A. B.Shirley aDd II the following described land, to wit: O- P. * Williams. Recorded in Clerk's d All that tract or parcel of land situate, office, Book 20, page 497. The same lying and being in Abbeville County, being part of the Estate of Rev. Arin the Stale aforesaid, containing ONE tbur Williams, deceased, bounded by . HUNDRED and SIX (106) Acres, lands of Ben ?fiirJey, Andrew Branoiore or less, and bounded by lauds of y?Q? J?e Young, Moore Estate and > Haddon Es ate. Tracts Nqs. 2, 3 and 4 others. Levied on and to be sold as of the Cow an Estate lands, and known the properly of Jno^ M. Ashley.deas Tract No. 1 of said Estate lands. ceased, to satisfy the aforesaid ExecuAlso, all that tract of land contain- li?n aQd costs. mg SEVENTY-NINE (79) Acres, Terms-Cash. _____ < more or leaf, bounded by lands of A. C. J* LYON, S. Kennedy. Olin Brownlee, Tract ' ? Sheriff Abbeville County. , No. 3 of the Cowan Estate landp, and 3-15-1909. known as Tract No. 2 of said Estate Also, all that tract of land contain- The State Of South Carolina, ing SEVENTY-NINE Acres, more ABBEVILLE COUNTY. or less, bouuded by lands of Robert Probate Court-Citation for Letters or Admin. McAdams, Mrs. M.Hawthorne. Tracts lstratlon. ' Nos. 1, 2 and 4 of the Cowan Estate By J. F. Miller. Esq., Judge or Probata. e lauds, and known as Tract No. 3 of Whereas, Mrs. S. EstelleNlcfcles has made e aoiri oatato lanri suit to me, to urant her L?tters or Admlnlasaiu estate lanu. . tratj0D 0f ^ Estate and effects or Luther Also, all that tract of land contain- h Nlckles, late of Abbeville County, deV inor ONF, HUNDRED and FOUR ceased. . / I- 'xore* mnrp np"ip?s hniinriorl hv Innriu These are tnereiore. 10 cue ana huluuuiou ACJ*e9, more o. Jess, oounaea Dy lands a|, aDd 8iDgU)ar the kindred and creditor! of } of Paris Cowan, Haddon Estate,ITracts Ibe said Luther H. Nlcfcles, deceased, that ' Nos. 1 and 3 of the Cowan Estate lands, they be and appear before me in the (fcurt and knnwn n? Trnot TVn 4 nf ?nirt TTa of Probate, to be held at Abbeville <\ H., on ana Known as l ract i>o. 4 or saia i^s- Wednesday, the aist of March, 1909, after tate. publication hereof, at 11 o'clock In the fore? Terms of Sale- One-third cash, bal- noon, to show cause if any they have, why ' the sa d Administration should not be ance on a credit of one and two years, grante(i. i with bond and mortgage of the prem- Given under my hand end seal of the Court, i ises, to secure the credit portion?or l^t8 16l.b of March, in the-year purchaser or purchasers may have op- dredUand?ninTInd0^8the^Md year ' tion of paying all cash. Sold at ttie of American Independence. risk of the former purchasers. Pur- 10??lbn?i?e<J. 0D ,be 17lh dfly , - . 1909, In the Press and Banner and on theConrl chaser to pa^ for papers and record- House door for tbe time required by law. I iug. R E. HILL, J. F. MILLER, Master A. 0., 8. C. Judge of Probate. Master's Sale. A Jt DEWE'Y CA?tl, Povftlinn " " " xu^ utaug v/i mv/uuu vaiviiucii County of Abbeville. Court of Common Pleas. ...SHAVING PARLORS... HeDry P. McGbee, Plaintiff, against Delia Winbush and others, De fendauts. ... , / nnHIS enterprising young u.an is i By authority of a Decree of Sale by J_ doing a firstclass bush tt*. Hia the Court of Common Pleas for Abbe- parlors are at the same old Sihnd?the ville County, in said Slate, made in old postofflce. His prices are right and the above stated case, 1 will offer for be jg getting the business. pale, at public outcry, at Abbeville C. - m*?#? H., S. C\, on SalenJay in April, A. ? , .t" I D. 1909, within the legal hours of Hair Cut - ~5 CIS. f sale the following dtscribed land, to Mr. Dewey is assisted by Mr. Walwit : All that tract or parcel of laud ter McCord. These two gentlemen situate, lying and being in Due West make a splendid team and can turn township, Abbeville County, in the out work most satisfactory in price, State aforesaid, containing FIFTEEN and unsurpassed in execution. (15) Acres, more or less, and bouuded _ t?y lands of R. S. Galloway, A. S. KenAbbeville Hardware Co. Church,?being the lands convex ed by the said Henry P. McGee to W. A. win bush, deceased. ^ Smoothing Harrows, Terms ot sale?uasn. .rurcnaser to pay for papers. R. E. HILL, DiSC HarrOWS, Master A. C., 8. C. Howard Guano Distributers Our roofing is the best. Our (?"araot?d not to clog.) prices the lowest. See us. S. J, Forges and Bellows, Link. Blacksmith Tools. ? Don't fall to look over the Dew lot of stand- ___ aril novels just received at Speed's Drug ? at0^e , , ? , Furniture and sewing machines Paints, ollp, window rIhsp, putty, floor . , .j. i -,1 6talns. Murlaco, Deco Mura, anyibli g you ffOinff at riulCUlOUSly lOW priCOSi need In tbla line can be had at Speed 's Drue S t t i_ Store. 8 S. J. Link. a : -> if