The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, June 23, 1909, Image 5
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The Press and Banner
Bv W. W. and W. R. Bradley.
HUUH WILSON, Editor.
ABBEVILLE, S. C.
A^-i'ubllshed every Wednesday al 82 a
y^a? In advance.
Wednesday, June 23, 1909.
-
3k Notice to Kxecnlors, Administrator*
I ami Guardian*.
?? The time provided by law for Executors,
Administrators and Guardians, to make tneir
anmial returns to the Probate Court tor their
respective estates, expires on the :50th day of
June. After which time, all returns not
made, said Kxeculors, <Jfcc., &c.. are subject to
a rule and fine by said Court.
J. F. Miller.
Judge of Probate Court.
Rhode Island Reds for Sale.
Thoroughbred, well marked, and up to
standard In every respect. The kind that
; lay. Five hem aud a cock. Price $7.00.
Apply to F. C. DuPre.
Notice lo TrcKpatsfrN.
All persons are forbidden under penally of
the law to trespass ou my land.
May 10,1909. H. H. Hester.
GO-I'LV
Go-Kly keeps flies off horses and cattle. '25c
aud50u. \t aU drug stores. 10
\ Important Meeting.
The Civic Club will bold au Important call
meeting Thursday morning, at 10 o'c ock, in
the cluo rooms for the purpose of uppioniating
money to start a hospital fund.
Mrs. J. L. McMillan, Preside* t.
Mrs. M. T. ColemaD, Secretary.
Lost.
Lost, a white kitten with Maltese spo's on
It. Finder win please rtturn to the Pre^s
and Banner Ottlce.
Children's Day.
Children* Day will be ob>erved at LUtle
Mountain Prtfcby terlan Church on u?-xi Subbath
the i7ih. Dinner on t be ground.
Alttr the children'* exercises the ptsior
will preach specially to the children.
H. J. Pover,
Brown lee. :s. C.
Snp', Sunday School.
Children's Day will be observed at f.iitle
Mountain Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
June 27. Dinner will be served on the
K round*.
Mrs. W. L. M Cord 16 spendirg tweek
In Ntwberry with htr son Mr. \V G. McCord.
r Mr. M M.Hall spent Sunday with his h< nn
people near Anderson.
MUse* Jrn and Maggie Dorglas, wer# the
guest ol Miss Addle Catsou, ol thib city
last Saturday and Sunday
Mr. and Mrs J K Woodburst and little
sod Miles, spent a lew da>s las' week In
Atlanta the guest ol Mrs John Ivey.
Mrs S, J. McClaln and daughter Miss
Ada, w?re In the city last Wednesday,
shopping.
Mr. Eueeoe Nickels, of Greenwood is now
with the Western Uulon Telegraph company.
Appointment of School Trustees.
Columbia, S. C.. June 22 1909.
To the Tounty Superintendent of Education.
DearS'r:?I send you, herewith, a cpy of
the Attorney General's opinion as to the appolnimeni
ot hcbooi truste?-H S?<Mlon 1210 m
the Code was amended in 19C3 15)04. and 1900,
and the contradictions in the several amendments
could not be harmonized without this
ruling
In consequence of this opinion, there will
be no appointment of school trusties thl6
year except In case of vacancies by resignation,
death or some other cause.
Yours re?pect|ullv,
J. E. Swearlnger.
State Supu ol Education.
Columbia. S. C.. June IS. 1909.
Hon. J. E Swearlngen, State Supt. of Educs
tlon. Columbia, S. C.
Dear Sir?Your letter asking if school trustees
are to beappolcud in July of the present
year ho? beeu received. Section 1210 Code of
Laws, Volume I as amended by the Act of tbe
Legislature, approved February 17tb, 1SKJC, directs
"Each Count' Board of Education, on
tbe first Tuesday of July. 1896, and on tbe first
Tuesday in July In every two years thereafter,
shall appoint Tor each school district in
their county three school trustees from tbe
qualified electors and tax payers residing
within the district, who shall hold Ibelr ol
flee for two years, and until tbelr successors
are appointed and qualified, unless sooner removed
by the County Board of Education."
According to the provisions of this section ol
the Code, school trustees should be appointed
on the flrBt Tuesday in July, 1910.
Yours very truly,
(S'gned) J. Fraser Lycn,
Attornty Genera).
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v CADETS GAVE A FINE SHOW
Citadel Minstrels Delighted A Big Audience
Tbe best minstrel show c| the season was
enjoyed a! the Academy ol Muslo last nlgbi.
That was the verdict ol all who saw tbeSs. C.
M. A. Minstrels make ihelr dtbut-and tut
houre was packed with an audience whoce
appreciation was well worth courting. It
was the first appearance ol ihe;cadeis before
toe fooi-ilghts, but they worked with a dash
and an assurance that banished the Id' a that
tbey were amateurs. The show lasted for a
little more than two hours and during the
greater part of that time the audience t>hf?>k
with laughter. A pleasing variety marked
the eotertalnment, and interest was not allowed
10 flag lor a moment. Manager fc?iu 1.
ltlgby, Assiastant Manager H. A, VVoodwaro
aud Ma' i-?on H. Uesterfleld, who through the
couetesy ot the Fastlme Ainusemeut Company,
directed the production and drilled the
cadets, merit tue very heartiest congratulations.
Except for Mr. Gesterteld, the cadet*
ran the whole show, excellent muutc being
furnished by an orchestra composed ol
Citadel men.
Th? entertainment consisted of three parts
The first followed the Seine general Huts
of all minstrel show*, and was marked r>y
bright and snuppy ta k between the inurjocutor,
Mr. K.goy, aud the various -Sols
of Hani", by its well sung solos and abmlrable
chorus singing, lu wulcb some thirty
five or loity cabals toi k parj. Naturally
many ol the Ji kes wtie dir?cifd sgainst
members ol the luculty at the Cltadtl. but
V->lu fuatnru uruit nut nvi<ri1rtiin uurl tinluuiv
enjoyed tbe Jukes more tb^u the members
ot tbe 'acuity and their wives who occuplt-d
tbe b<>x to the right or thesioge. Frtseut
In tble box ftiso was Col. Coward, for so
many years the able superintendent oi tbe
Catadei, and Mrs Cownrd.
All the songs were good, and all of them
deserved the liberal applause they received,
but the hits of the evenlug were "Feed ibe
Kilty", sung by Cadei B. A. Woodwaid,
(Corqi. Fig oi tbe Sons of Ham') which wa<
indescribably lunny and bet tne bouse In
a gale of laughter; "This Rose Brings My
Heart to You", sung by Cadei J. II Murbock.
who has a superb voice, and who has It
under excellent control; 'Consolation", with
which Winsome Uawge. (Cadet U.C.Roger,)
won uproarious appmure as much by bis
ridiculous antic* as oy his very catchy song,
which proved among other things that
Charleston can Hud consolation In the lact
mat thia was the only port big enough to
let Big Bill Tafr though on his way to
Fanama, and 'Bamboo Land", sung by
"Booker Crum" (Cauet J. Steward) and accompanied
by all tbe Sons of Ham In tbelr
uow famous Marlon Spuare Danee, which
made the spectators laugh uiuhey cried.
In tbe secoud part, the "jil Treated Trcvatore",
was put through In a snappy manner
and was dellclously runny. Smiles
were not absent frr a moment from any
face In the audience while ibis act was on,
and all tbe young men did excellent work.
Tbe tbnd part was a mealey, and the
audleoce liked ll from first to last, The sobre
.drill was especially Interesting, the cadets
Hod ot Cadets Capt. T H. Kainsfcrd, The
Jedeurg Symphony Orehentra, led by WinHome
Gage, out distanced all its competitors
Id concert work, Us rendltiun ot the beautllul
ditty. "Don't Cry, Little Waste Basket, You'll
be a Spring Hat Bye and Bye," being especially
popmar. The Tumbllnu of Cadets Klein
and Thompson wss remarkably good.
But It Is Impossible to convey an adequate
ldta of all the iiibDy good leatures which
marked the pertormance last night, or to
mention by name all who did commendable
work. That would amount practically tc
a roll-call of those taking part In the show.
It may be taken for granted that pressure
will be biought to bear upon Manager Kigby
to give another perlormonce, and if he doe*
the house should be as well tilled on tbe secone
occasion as it was last night.
Tbe mascot of the city?Speed's Clnco cigars
A big lot of standard novels?'"reprints" on
ly titty cents each at Speed's Drug Store.
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PROCLAMATIO
I
State of South Carolina,
Executive Chamber.
Whereas information ha* been
i ceived at this Department that on ;
before loth day of May, A. I). 1
that the cow or cows belonging to
W. P. Wideman were shot in his
ture in Abbeville County on ri
route from Troy by party or par
unknown in the County of Abbev
and thsre being reason to believe t
the shooting was an act of malici
mischief.
Now, therefore, I, M. F. Ansel, G
jeruor of the State of South Carol:
I in order that justice may be done i
j the majesty of the law vindicated,
(hereby otler a reward of Fifty Dol
for the apprehension and convictioi
the persou or persons who commit
said act of shooting cow or cows
Mr. W. P. Wideman.
In testimony whereof, 1 have h<
unto set my hand and caused the Gi
Seal of the State to be alfixed, at
lumbia, this fifteenth day of June,
D. 19U9, and in the 133rd year of
Independence of the United State:
America.
M. F. A use
P.y th?? Governor:
II. M, McCown,
Secretary of State.
Mil 'I' I??P??
I Kodaks Kodak
KODAKS
We have secured the agency
for the Eastman Kodak Co.
and expect to keep a complete
stock of amateur goods
ou hand all the time.
Our present order includes
Kodaks from
g $1.00 to $20.00
(films, developing tanks, printing
papers, carryiug cases, developing
solutions, post cards,
in fact anything you would
likely need for amateur photography.
If there should be
anything we haven't in stock
it will be a pleasure to get it
for you.
"TRY US."
McMurray Drug Co.
YVUMJWS WUJUS.
Ibbeville Womeu are Find!
Relief at LaNt.
It does seem that women have m
than a fair share of the aches t
pains that afflict humanity: Ihey m
"keep up," must attend to duties
spite of constantly aching backs,
headaches, dizzy spells, bearing-do
pains; they must stoop over, when
stoop means torture. They must w
and bend and work with racking pa
and many aches from kidney i
Kidneys cause more suffering tt
aoy other organ of the body. K<
the kidneys well and health is eas
maiutuined. Read of a remedy
kidneys only that helps and cures
kidneys and is endowed by people
this locality.
Mrs. V. Griilin, 225 Swygart I
Greenwood, S. C., says: "I nad syt
toms of kidney trouble for years. 1
complaint would generally start w
a dull pain in the small of my ba
soon followed by a languid feeling i
I was tired aud worn out nearly
the time. I was told thatDoan's K
ney Pills were a good remedy for s?
troubles and I procured a box. I
now a great deal better and have
hesitation in saying that I consi
Doan's Kidney Pillt to be an excell
remedy for kidney complaint."
For sale ny all dealers. Price
cents. foster-Mil burn Co., Butti
New York, sole agents for the Uni
Staler.
Remember the name?Doan'B? i
take no other.
PAPER TO BE MADE OF COTTON STAI
Southern Cotton Stalk, Pulp and Paper
Lets Contract for First Mill.
The Southren Cotton Stalk, P
and Paper Co. has let the contract
Little & Philips, of Cordele and F
gerald tor the construction of $25,
mill that the first mill ever constri
ed for the manufacture of paper fi
cotton etalks.
Work will be begun immediat
and the mill will have been complt
by October 1. It will haveacapacit
25 tons per day. Its construction, i
will be such that it can be materii
enlarged. It is expected that wil
few years, additions will have b
made which will have double its ci
city.
The paper that will so be manu
tured will be chiefly wrapping pa
It is said that this gradeof paper m
from cotton stalks has durability
generally good quality that is not t
excelled in wrapping paper.
Orders for machinery and oi
equipment have been placed.
TALKED ABOUT PHILIPPINES.
The Philippine! Islands were the su
of consideration of the senate today i
loe tarlll bill wax taken up, The fin
commltte's provision regulating the payi
of duties on commodities coming iulo
United States from the Islands was ti
up alter the senate had held an exaci
session, and Immediately became the su
of animated discussion, Tne provision
mits the free lmqortatlons of Philip
good* with restrictions and exceptions
on fxceptlons and on motion oi Set
1 Lodge, it war made applicable to G
and Tutuila ou the same terms.
The language of the paragraph relatl
' the free admission of iree products of
' Philippines was changed to make clear
nil manufactured artlcler Importfdl int
fulled States from the Philippines sfc
be compose^ wholly of products of the isl
1 or <>f the United States.
The change was made upon suggestlc
Senators Bulkeley and JBrandagee and
lntenden to permit Connecticut cigar ^
pers to be taken to the islands and
' r?lmnnrt(>ri Iritn the I'nltorf Mforpa no a
J of a cigar free of duty.
IIII it
No man or woman can
afford to miss this Golden
] Opportunity. A clean
choice and complete stock
to be sold at Public Liquidation
Sale at these
quoted prices, at prices
one-half lower than its
value. To save these
dollars upon dollars, read
this circular carefully and
remember, no matter how
ridiculously low the prices
quoted, they are not exaggerated.
I Must Re:
and You N
Sensational Mi
ii:3o, 10 3
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5 cts. Calicoes, Public
DCT
7 and 8 cts. Apron Gi
Full yard-wide Domes
^ Feather Bed Ticking,
Fine Dress Ginghams
T n WTiry/^rwtr C* nrfnir
Of vy iiiuuvv uuiiaii
wt^ 8 cts. Colored Lawn,
alk 10-4 Unbleached She(
Hs? Table Oil Cloth, 30 p
iaD A fine lot of Ladies' S
eep
rily Ladies' Fine Dress Sh
tf?e Ladies' Gun Metal an
in Ladies' Oxfords in tar
3t.. Men's $1.50 Shoes fo
pfe Men's Patent Leather
itli W. D. Hannah Hatad
ck,
md Packard Shoes, reguh
Ladies' Hoisery in bla
ich Men's Hosiery in all c
am
no
der ?'
ent Extraordii
50
alo, , Tr<
ted
200 pair of Men's P
lD(* S. 69 cts. per p
? 300 pair Pants, regi
LKS 15? P^r Pants, reg
$2.98.
Co. Mei
u] 10 dozen Men's Dei
to regular $2, P. !
itz,000
10 dozen Men's Ha1
om" regular $2.50, !
:ely ??????
ited
y?f |r
Loo,
illy
eeu These Prices Goc
ipafac.
Per LOWNDESVILLE.
aue
and Lowndesvllle, June 21st, 1909.
o he A 8oocl ralD bere Monday eve, but a bad one
In places aronnd, and from the rain above,
Rocky River was again over tbe low laDd
ther crops.
Mrs. D. N. Bourne wbo bad been here with
relatives for about tern days, left for her home
at Sam pit on Tuesday.
Miss Meta Allen alter a two weeks stay
with relatives In Anderson county came back
Tuesday accompanied by her grandmother,
Mrs. Martha Watson.
bject Tuesday can, until bettered In one partiouvnen
]art be known as motor car day, as there were
ance gve 0/ those modern horse and mule scarers
on Main street at one ana me name time,
the The cause of the above number of machines
aken being here, was that two of them were occujtlve
pied by a delegation, Dr. C. C. Gambrell. Mr.
bject J. w. McKee, Mr. Albert Henry and Mr. Will
per- Harris, of Abbeville, and the other by Mr. S.
>plne J. Wakefield, of Antrevllle. After a few mlni
and utes stay In this place the two first named
lator cars sped on to Tucker's Ferry on the Savanluara
nah, where pretty soon on the Georgia side
appeared the New York Herald and Atlanta
ug to acout cars, and the run to this place was soon
"?e made. The White Steam car of the Herald
that and the Oldsmoblle of Journal were each oro
the namented by a beautiful flag of both of the
lould i papers rt-presented. The newspapers tell us
anbs tbat the scout cars are blazing a way for an
automobile highway from New York to the
m of South, which will be of great benefit to the
was cities; yes to the cltleB. It does not matter
vrnp- about the country, upon which the cities
then more or leBS depend. They are called pathpart
finders, well no doubt on their tour they
found some highways In places but little better
than paths, and the trip bo far was a auooeas.
. - - II :
Day, ?
FOR THE I
-ft ift Last D
FOR THI
SALE WILL LAST F?
^ STftN HANG
n the hands of the
isisting of Ladies a
s unheard of, on accc
ook will b
Any Pri
Now at the height of the seai
dise, you know as well as I'do, th
chandise than towards the end.
self in many instances. I have t
being late ih plowing. A great rr
low price of cotton last fall, a gr<
this spring have not traded yet.
and bought more merchandise tha
and make a visit to this mighty st
your saving will be beyond your c
You must take into considera
commodity. You know as well
have got to take for it whatever t
dise world. When a man has a ?
obligations, you know he has got
own interest as well as mine. R<
without working for it^"
alize Cash on
eed the Goods
nute Sale! Saturd
'ards Checked Horn
L the Description and 3
: Liquidation Sale, 2\ cts. per yard,
nghams, Public Liquidation Sale 41/
>tic, bleached solft quality, worth 12
excellent values at 15 cts, Public L
, worth 12A and 15 cts, Public Liqui
is, regular $1, Public Liquidation Sj
Public Liquidation Sale 4\ cts. per
sting, heavy standard, worth 30 cts,
atterns to select from, Public Liquic
>hoes, worth $1.50, Public Liquidat
loes, worth $2, Public Liquidation i
d Vici Shoes, regular $3, Public Li<
1, black and patent leather, at price
r 98 cts.
Blucher W. L. Douglas Shoes, wo
-made Shoes, regular $5, Public Lit
ir $4, Public Liquidation Sale $2.98
ick, tan and blue at 7 cts. per pair.
:olors at 6 and 7 cts. per pair.
nary Prices on
ousers. 25 do
ants, regular $ 1.50, P. L. ^
>air. 25 do
ilar $3, P. L. S. $1.48. ^
ular $4 and $5, P. L. S. *5 do;
F
i's Hats. Men ^
rbys in black and brown,
L. S. 98 cts.
:s, latest styles and colors, A lot
P. L. S. $1.19. g
I. WBINRJ
?d for 16 Days Only.
Rev, and Mrs. R. W. Barber, the flrst who W
bad beeD here about ten daya, and the other pi
about six weeks, left Wednesday for Cireenvllle,
where they will be with friends for a Iv
time. * be
Miss Etolle Watson, of Anderson, oame F<
down Tuesday, and has since been with kinsfolk
in and around tbls place. pe
It may be that there was an eclipse of the se
sun Thursday evening late; If so no one here at
observed It, but tbe almanac says that tbere te
was to be one, and that settles It. m
Quite a crowd of young people from this
section went to tbe dam on Friday and with
others from other places had a picnic. With
a plenty to eat, and a plenty to drink (lemonade)
tbey bad a very pleasant time.
Mra. B. C. Kay, so long known as the owner 111
and efficient and popular keeper of the Kay w
House, a few days ago sold the property (to U1
Mr. R. JL?. Smltb, possession to he given flrst
of August. Mrs. Kay has already under way ?
tbe bnlldlntr of a house upon a part of tbe lot
owned by Mr. W. M. Bpeer, which will add
much to that part of the town. While the
travelling men will regret to lose MrB. Kay, se
who by the advloe of her physician gives up
the work of tbe management of the house, ta
she will have worthy successors, those who
will All the place In an up-to-date manner.
Mr. R. H. Moseley, cnsbler of the Lowndesville
Bank, left here Tuesday and attended
tbe meeting of tbe South Carolina Bankers ?
Association, held Ht the Seashore Hotel, Wllmington,
N. C., last week. J
It is indeed gratifying to report that Mr. J. J
J. Johnson, who has been dangerously 111 for J
some time, is very muob better; has been out
on the streets walking and driving;.
Mr. Will Bell, of Anderson, wai the guest of
bis brother, Mr. J. H. Bell, for a day or two m
iflsti wflflk t
Mri, K. H. Moseley went to Nlpety-Slx W
mn
iaturcU
PUBLIC LIQUIDAT
ay Saturday, June
5 PUBLIC LIQUIDATIC
JR 10 DAYS. LOOK
JING IN FRONT OF TI
Salvage Co., my e
nd Gents' Furnishi
iunt of being over-s
e Thrown
ce It Mai
- O
- READ son
when all merchants are expec
at at the beginning of the season
Now comes this mighty Liquidation
>ought more goods than I can possi
lany have not taken time to come t
;at many folks not selling their c
So being prepared for a Jarge sp
in I can possibly handle, Therefo
lie, not only will you be repaid foi
iwn comprehensions.
tion that high grade merchandise
as I do when cotton is not sellir
he buyer will give you, no more,
itock of merchandise on hand, and
to take whatever the public will gr
smember the old saying, "that a
This Stock "V
J Z4? TT "H
, fcLLLU 11 X UU JJ
ay, June 5th, Open
espun for 25 cts. (
3rices Below
? cts per yard.
i cts. the yard, P. L. S. at 8 cts. j
.iquidation Sale 8y& cts. per yard,
idation Sale 9 cts. per yard,
lie 39 cts. per pair.
yard.
Public Liquidation Sale 19 cts.
lation Sale 12 cts per yard.
ion Sale 98 cts.
sale $1.29 per pair.
juidation Sale $1.79.
s from 98 cts. up.
\
rth $3.50 and $4, P. L. S. $2.79.
}uidatioii Sale $3.48.
Suspenders.
zen Men's Suspenders, regular ic
L. S. 8 cts.
zen Men's Suspenders, regular 25
'. L. S. 19 cts.
zen Men's Suspenders, regular 5c
'. L. S. 29 cts. per pair.
Overalls, regular 50 and 75 cts, F
I. 39 cts. per pair.
Corsets.
of C. B. Corsets, latest styles, al
iven away.
iUB, - Ab
Look for the 1
ednesday, and Is still with friends In that
ace.
Mrs Sam MoAdams and ber littte babe, of
a. came down Saturday and have since H
len at the borne of ber father, Rev. H. C. bee
snnel. as
Prof. J. F. Harper wbo has been tbe prlnci- latl
.1 of a flourishing school at Eastover for anc
veral years, on his return from visiting rel- cbe
Ives in Elbert county, Ga., came here yes- im|
rday and was with relatives until this trei
ornlng. Troune. loo
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MeMurray'n Local*.
Enjoy your vacation. Get a kodak. Day- to(
jtit developing, no dark room necessary tbe
1th a Kodak Developing Tank. The pleas- wh
e of kodaking Is In tbe developing. out
Brownie Kodaks for the boys and girls oar
.00 to 85.00. tab
We can furnish you everything from the wo
idak to tbe card to mount your picture on. or I
Kodak your home, print on a post oard to be<
ud to loved ones. You can do It. pax
Let us show you some beautiful pictures cat
ken with a kodak. You can equal them. tloi
pai
Money to loan on country
nd city property. Abbeville o*
ns, and Trust Co. Phone 118
. E. McDavii, Sec. gol
DO!
m the
bai
The Roaenberg Mercantile Co?the young tir<
en's Headquarters. You are alwaya wel- j
>me. en
ay, Ju:
ION SALE.
! 26th, ^ ^
>N SALE.
FOR THE CANVAS
IE STORE. ^
intire Stock of H
ng, Dry Goods, SI
tocked, obligations
on the M
7 "Rri np?
Y
ting high price for the merchanmore
is generally asked for mer
i Sale. I have over-bought my
bly handle, on account of peoph
:o trade and on account of th<
otton and not having the mone^
ring business have gone to worl
re, if you will only take the tim<
your visit but you will find tha
has the same value as any othe
lg, and you need the money, yoi
It is the same in the merchan
he needs the money to meet hi
ye him. So come early for you
dollar saved is a dollar earne*
iFi+liiTi "Mi
V JLUJLA.A.M*. VUV <
on't Trade, w
ing Day, we Wil
)nly 10 yards to a
Men's
150 Men's Suits in
regular $18.00
$9.98.
100 Men's Suits, wi
$6.48. r
75 Men's Suits, woi
A lot of Men's Suit!
S. $2.98.
Childi
200 Children's Suit:
P. L. S. 98c.
A lot of 250 Childri
$2.50, P. L. S
75 Boys' Suits, regi
Kne
25 Boys' Knee Pan
A lot of Boys' Pant
48 cts. per paii
1
A lot of Religious Pictu:
( ctS) lar $1.50, P. L. S.
Lace and Cambric Pill
ctS) per pair, P. L. S. :
Men's Top Shirts in Ma
, ct ular 50 and 75c, P.
Men's Un<
' L. 20 dozen Men's Underw
cts. each, P. L. S.
A lot of Men's Fancy T
P. L. S. 21c each.
[most A lot of 20 dozen Ladie
75c and $1, P. L. !
beville, S.
Canvas Hanging in I
PEAR BLIGHT.
0 certain preventive of blight has yet
n found. It attacks apple trees as well
tbe pear, bat Is more destructive on tbe
Ler. Tbe leaves and young twigs blacken
1 die, and even tbe larger limbs. If not
icked, It will finally kill tbe tree, or greatly
pair It* usefulness. An orchard of pear
bs In wblcb tbe blight has been at work
ks as If a tire bud gone through It,
praying will prevent some of tbe fruit dlees,
but It cannot be said that any spray
i been found that will remedy tbis It is
)e hoped that something will yet be found
:beck its ravages. It Is very probable that
re is a remedy. In the meantime those
u iry IU itusw puniB LuuNLreiy uu uutuuK
, the dead twigs as fast as they appear, ana
efully burning them. Bat care must be
en to cut far enough below the blighted
od to be sure and get all the Infected parts,
Ibe work will be lost. The limbs should
out some Inches down from the blackened
t, for It Is evident that the parasite that
ises the disease Is working In that dlrec ,
and may be some distance below the
ts that are already dead. If a solution of
bollc acid Is prepared, it will help to dip
i Knife Into this alter making each cut. It
I serve uh a disinfectant to prevent spread;
the disease by the knife.
.11 trees and plants seem to have enemies
some kind, and apparently they are on the
rease. In these latter days we must pre e
to wage warfare on the Insects and funis
diseases. Before the blight came, I do
l remember to have seen any pear trees
it were diseased. Since It came, there Is
rdly a tree anywhere that has escaped en?ly.
he outlook for growing pears does not look
tlrely promising at present, because of the
i tie
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in Front of Store. Q
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igh. Grade Mer-Q
loes, etc., will be 0 I
i coming due. IB |
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Stop and ? |
Consider
We intend to dispose 'y
5 of our entire $15,000.00 ^
* Stock within 16 days. (P
r We have advertised the H
f stock for Public Liquida<
tion Sale at ridiculously pi
2 low prices. Every state- ^
t ment and price here made f}|
being absolutely true and I
n^t exaggerated in the KJ
r least. We shall expect a a
J crowd numbering hun- pU 1 '
- dreds of people every day
s during this sale. To get
your share, come early,
for at these prices the
stock will not last but a
short while.
3xt 10 Days, J
e Both Lose < f
1 Sell from n to
customer. :J
Clothing. 0
the latest styles and colors,
i, Public Liquidation Sale
Q
orth $12.00, Public L. S.
rth $15.00, P. L.'S. $7.29. 0
3, regular $6 and $8, P. L.
p en's
Suits. ^ ffl
m
s, regular $i. 50 and $i./$, 6*
ef
en's Suits, regular $2 and ^ 1
f ? ?
iilar $5, P. L. S. $2.98. ' Qy
Pants. q
ts, regular 25c, P. L.S. 14c pf /
s, regular 75 cts, P. L. S. [Jj
r.
I
?
res, size 22x27, regu79
cts. each. vP
ow Shams, worth, 25c 4
19c per pair.
dras and Percale, reg- W
L. S. 39c each. **
derwear. jj
'ear, regular 25 and 35 ^
19c a piece. pal
op Shirts, regular 35c, 1
s' Shirtwaists, regular
S. 48c each.
c.
^ront of the Store.
terrible blight, bnt, as stated above, It Is possible,
Indeed probable, that a sore preventive
will ho finnn HlonniravA/1 */> Kn r* *\?1 no o
spray. It was thought lor a time tbal the
dreaded San Josb scale, which first appeared
at San Jose, Cat., could not be destroyed, bat
u 1b dow possible, If not to entirely prevent
Its appearance, to bold it In check. So It
may be with the blight.
Some varieties are more apt to blight than
others. The Kelffer pear la said to be least
likely to be attacked. Trees that are growing
very rapidly, blight easily, as It readily attacks
the sappy growth. By planting certain
varieties, and putting them on high, welldrained
ground, Dot too rich, a measure ot
protection from blight will be secured. ^
* ?
Ladles oxfords In all the latest styles Just
received. The Rosenberg Mercantile Co.
See Rosenberg's for wash ties. 2 lor 25c.
The Rosenberg Mercantile Co. are selling
clothing every day. They have the right
goods and reduced prices. See their ad.
Getting Rich.
"How did you get the momey to
buy paints to finish your big picture?"
asked the sympathetic intimate of the
struggling artist. "Pawned my coat."
uu: Ana now mucn aia you get lor
your picture?" "Nearly enough to
get my coat out."?London Globe.
Read Rosenberg's advertisement on front
page.
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