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CONFERENCE MUSIC AT
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Delayed Account of the Grand Music 2t
M. E. Church on the 12th, with Short
Sketches of the Singers and Organist.
For want of space this general comment
on the Sunday Conference music at tinFirst
Methodist Church was inadverdenlly
omitted in last weeks issue.
The great Conference has come and
gone and everybody is delighted with it*
grand success and good work accomplished.
The Sunday services at the Methodist
Church were especially tine. Both sermons,
by Rev. Waterhouse and Dr. Snyder,
were grand efforts, long to be remembered.
Then the music by that choir of
well known artists will never be forgotten.
Without question or debate these were the
two most elaborate church musical
triumphs ever rendered in Abbeville or in
upper Carolina, and the whole press of the
state has eulogized its rendition, and it
has been the talk of Church and State?hut
with such vocalists and such an organist
how could it have been otherwise?
Miss Lenore Neville Long, colorature
soprano soloist, head of the vocal department
at Due West Female College, an
artiste of the first rank, outsarig nersuu
in the "Inflammatus" of Rossini's immortal
"Stabat Mater," Millard's "Judicabit."
and "De Torrente," showing the greatest
flexibility of phrasing and distinctness of
enunciation, proving herself to be master
of her art. She has studied with Shakespeare,
of London, and Hitter, of Berlin.
The bird-like sweetuess of her voice, and
her charming manners have mado her a|
great favorite here and the writer ton-!
siders her one of the greatest lyric soSranos
(if not the greatest) in South Carona.
Miss Mary E. Chreitzberg, solo contralto
of Converse College, Spartanburg,
pleased universally with her beautfful,
round, rich, deep voice of such magnificent
range and timbre. So sympathetic,
mellow, and full of warmth was it that her
duet with Miss Long in the "Te Deum"
brought tears to the eyes of some in the
immense congregation, as did her solo in
the "Gloria." "With her charming manners
and strong personality she will always
be a welcome guest to Abbeville and
the Methodist choir, to whom she has
greatly endeared herself. We consider
her the finest cultivated contralto in this
state without exception.
Now let us note Mrs. Jas. L. McMillan,
the regular choir soprano soloist, and how
beautifully she acquitted herself in the
"Gloria in Excelsis" and "Veni Creator."
She sang that most pathetic "Qui Tollis"
with such artistic hnish and sympathy,
that she also gathered tears from the audience
and held them in breathless silence.
Her solo at the evening service was also
most beautifully rendered. Then Mrs.
Ellis, Mrs. Coleman, Miss Blanche Gary,
and Mr. Hill, all sang their parts to perfection.
Mr.1 Richard Plenge, who responded
from Charleston, was a most valuable ac
quisition to the choir, singing me nauwutand
bass solo parts. He was true to score
and skilful in rendition. His voice is a
rich baritone of excellent timbre, inherited
from his lovely mother, Madame Plenge,
who for 30 years was soprano soloist of
Grace Episcopal Church in the City by the
Sea. Besides this, she was the leading vocal
teacher there for the same number of
years. She was endeared to all she ever
came in contact with, and retired only a
few years ago to private life.
Mr. Osborne Basso of Anderson was also
a valuable assistant and with hisjrich and
powerful bass voice added much to the
grand ensembles of the choruses and anthems.
He is a member of the Methodist
church of the electric city above us.
Now, last but not least, we must say
something of Prof. Huguelet, our most
efficient organist and choir master, who
brought this Conference music to such a
high standard of perfection. And we all
think his perseverance has reaped its reward
by tne kind letters and telegrams he
has received from three states full of congratulations,
"well dones," etc, He never
fails in any musical function he under
takes, and always comes out on top t?y nis
perseverance and hard work. He has the
reputation from musical critics and authorities
as being the most tasteful and
ablest organist in the state, and as an organizer,
none can equal him. His musical
functions are notaDle in several large
cities, especially in Charlrston where he
was natured. In Atlanta also he has prospered
among the profession, where he did
considerable church and quartette work,
besides giving recitals to the elite on
Peachtree Street. We thank him for his
masterly performance on Conference Sunday
of making that grand choir sing, and
that great pipe organ talk.
Observer.
If you want a John B. Stetson
hat see the Rosenberg
Mercantile Co.
THE COTTON TREE.
Not many people know that there is such
a thing as a cotton tree, there is however
In most tropical countries such a tree. It
grows to be as large as our oaks here in
in the temperate zone. The fruit is siwi
lar to the pod of the vine commonly know
here as "Cow itch" the two pods are similar
in minrnnrt similar in shaDe. The pod
of the cotton tree is much larger.
When the cotton tree is ready to give up
its fruit the pods fall off and burst open
The ground beneath the tree is completely
covered with the lint which scatters like a
shattered "cat tail."
The cotton is of a very short liber, not
longer than the finger nail, but is never
very usefuf. Most tropical people do not
use mattresses but they do use pillows
galore all these pillows are stuffed with
th is cotton. Owing to the shortness of the
lint it will not become nappy like ordinary
cotton when used in this way.
This question of-cotton supply would be
forever settled should some wizard like
Burbank lengthen the lint of the cotton
tree.
The latest folly from the fat witted,
feather brained, feeble minded femininity
who engineer tho | fashions, is the aero
plane hat. The merry widow monstrosity
was not enough. Now it is mo no planes
bl planes, tri planes, balloons! Of course
the price will be in keeping with the
^ names.
Central American citizens in Mexico City
have served up to "Uncle Sam" a dainty
bit of protest over his treatment of Zelaya,
saying that "Uncle Sam's" note is not
inspired by a friendly government act,
intimating that it behooves the live republics
to be on the alert lest they be
swallowed up.
See the Rosenberg Mercantile
Co. for baggirg and ties.
List your real estate with me, Costs you
nothing unless a Bale is made. R?bt. L. L uh
Best quality spectacles and opera glasses
at Bykard's.
Promptness le our watcb word. Ring phone
107, and we will do the rest. C. A. MHford Co.
Our line of wedding and Christmas pre ente
are unsurpassed. Come and let us show
you. Yours to please, C. A. Mllford & Co.
For Japalac, renulnc, oils and stains, call
107. Mlllord's Drug Stare,
We want to sell during the
month of December 600 barrels
of the purest and best
flour known to mankind.
?. J. Link. |
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THE CHI
Names of Those Wh
t > T7?;+.t,
Danncr ui i aiinf <
in the Bea
Alibcviilo 31
Andrews. Mrs. H??rth.i Edwards
Austin. J;is. II. Edwards
Andrews, Miss Corric Edwards,
Able. Thos. A. Edwards
Eakin, S.
Bullock, Mrs. M. L. Eakin. M
Brooks, Mrs. 3 art ha Ellis, Jes
Bentlev, Miss Etln'l May Ellis, Mr
Branson, Mrs. Mamie
Bailey, Mrs. Florence K. Gambrell
Bowen, .Mrs. Mattie Gambrell
Gambrell
Chalmers, Mrs. Christina Gambrell
Chapman. W. G. Gambrell
Chapman, Mrs. Isabelle Gambrell
Coleman, M. T. Gambrell
Coleman, Mrs. Hannah If. 'iravdon
Coleman, Uobt. 11. Graydon
Coleman. Lovenia Graydon
Coleman, Eugenia Graydon
Clinkscales, Mrs.IIatlie. B>. Gary, Fr?
I Cochran, .Tas. S. Game, M
Cochran, Mrs. Clara Game, B.
Cobb, Oscar 11. Green, li
Caldwell, Mrs. Ida V. Gilliam.
Cason, Fred Cilliam,'
Cason, Mrs. Alice Gambrell
Cox, Mrs. Ludie K. Game,Mi
Calhoun, Mrs. Georgia Given, B
Cannon, Mrs. Ida M. Green, M
~ .L- xr.,..?..,,, (i,-non A!
UrOWlIllT, iUiao xiulii ?
Cochran, G. W.
Cochran, Miss Clyde Hanirnoii
Cochran, Miss Harvey Hainniou
Cann, Maland Ilainmoi
Cann, T. Lester Ilainmot
Cox, Miss Mary Eiiza Hamiuoi
Iianitnor
DuPre, Julius H. Hainmoi
DuPre, F. C. Harrison
DuPre, W. C. Hill, R. J
DuPre, Mrs. Sallic W. Hill, Mis
DuPre, Miss Mary Hill, Hnr
Delnh, Miss Katie Hill, W.
DeBruhl, M. P. Hill, Jas
DeBruhl, Miss Louise Hill, Mrs
DeBruhl, E. Calhoun Harris, 3
Douglass. Mrs. M. L. Harris, J
Dansby, L. W. Harris,
Dansby, Mrs. L. W. Hamlin,
Daniel, Mrs. Jessie B. Harris, J
Daniel, J. M. Hall, Mr
McMillan, Mrs. Marie Owens, J
McMillan, Miss Ada G.
McMillan. AV. L. Penney,
Mabry, R. L. Penney,
Mabry, Mrs. R. L. Penney,
Mabry, Francis Lee Penney,
McDill, Mrs. J. V. Penney.
McCullum, Miss Hattie Pen-in, '1
Milford, Mrs. Fannie K. Pennev,
McAllister. H. R.
Maxwell, Thos. H. Reese, H
Maxwell, Mrs. Sadie Reese,' M
McLeskey, H. A. Reese,' Si
McLeskey, Mis. C. L. Reese, F
Mi Kee. Sr.. J. W. "M
McKee, Mrs. M. E. Rauipy,
McKee, J. W., Jr.
McKee, Miss Annie B. shillito
McFall, Mrs. C. H. Silrri J "
McFall, Miss Lou Ellen sign. Mi
Martin, J. W. Unroll V
Morgan, Clyde Sjx'ed.' M
Moore, W. G. Sneed P
Moore, Mrs. W. G. ^neod H
McCord, Miss Essie Lee sneeri' A
Mars, J. Moore Svfan' M
Moore, J. Howard Svf in M
McAlillv, Mrs. Mary E. S'vfan \l
McAllister, Mrs. Annie T. si-fan'C
McAllister, Miss Julia M. svfan' M
McKee, Bobt. Lee Si-fan' \l
McKee, Albert Henry si-fan M
McDowell, ills. Ella E. Syfan! B
Svfan, G
NeufTer, G. A. Syfan, E
NeuIter, Mrs. Ilorence Syfan, M
Nickles, W. F. Syfan,
Nickles. Mrs. Daisy Svfan, M
Nance, F. W. B. Simmons
Nance, Mrs. Ella Simmon:
Sunday 5c
The Hope of the Count
the Preservers
The excellence of their
not be necessary to recall tin
C
Mrs. C. C.
Hammond Caldwell, Miss Flo
Thos. Stokes, Miss Ma
Allen Stokes. Miss Eli:
Inglesbv McFall, Miss Ele
Oscar Hammond, Miss Cat
Donald Caldwell, Miss Tin
Claudius Gambrell, Jr., Miss He!
William Bailey, Miss Ma
Herbert Jones, LeBoy
TiOnis Wilson. Manning
Miss Hilda Svfan, John Mo
Miss .Mary llill Harris, Thomas
Marion Sellers Gambreli.
C
Mrs. M. T
Miss Agnes Edwards, James O
Miss Fannie DuPre, Gibson I
Miss Susie Mabry, Miss Mil
Miss Eugenia Coleman, Miss Mi
Miss Catherine Game,
C
Miss Ioi
Miss Myrtle McLeskio, Miss Ka
Walter McFall, Miss Glr
Marion Turner, Miss Eli
Miss Gertrude Syfan, Miss Fa;
C
Miss Sadie
Thomas Harrison, Mnrion '
Arthur McDonald, Geo. Cai
Fred Nance, Xcal S\v<
C
Miss Georg
Andrew McDill, Claude V
Frazer McDill, Willie J?
Robert McKee,
C
Miss Helei
Miss Hannah Jones, Miss (in
Miss Mary Cox, Miss Liz
Miss Marion Mabry, Miss Lu
Miss Rosa McFall, Miss Ma
C;
Miss Lizzi
Miss Rebecca Jones, Miss Cai
Miss Julia McAllister,
C
J. S. Ha
W. L. McMillcn, J. L. Kin
A. A. Wilkinson, W. T. Mt
H. 0. Speed, W. M. M
W. R. Speed,
C
Mrs. M.
Miss Esther Gravdon, M i>s L?>i
Miss Mary Klugli, Miss Jan
Miss Julia Mabry, Miss Hal
Miss Alice Jones, Miss liei
V I.
J. F.}
Miss Margaret Rfose, Miss Lm
Miss Paulino Harrison, Miss Cat
'Miss Leuvenia Coleman, Miss Km
Miss Ruth Svfan, Miss Ru
Cl
W. N. Gray don, Teaelu
Miss Minnie Blount, Miss Del
Miss Edith Leach, Miss Hsu
Miss Lillian KillingsworthMiss Cly
Miss Catherine Klugh, Miss Ma
CL
C.V. Ha
Mrs. Marvin Jones, Mrs. P. I
Mrs. T. H. Maxwell, Mrs. G. ]
Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. B. ]
Mrs. Lela Kinard, Mrs. W.
Cl
Miss Fani
Miss Mary Gruvdon, Miss Dm
Jolin Dean Kinard, Maxie !<
Albert McKee, M iss Ma
Cl
Rev. Hem
W. H. May, G. W. Lt
A. S. Simmons. F. L. Ret
M. T. Coleman, John Loi
J.C.Ellis, J.A.Hai
H. K. McAllister, Fred Us
S. R Turner, Thos. A.
**r. WIImim'K IJ?-t>
3RCH ROLL.
tt? t +U/> I
0 n&VC UUIldlCU uiiwwi mv ]
and are Striving to Live
luty of Holiness.
k'tliodist Clmrch.
. Mrs. Janio Hall. DeAVitt
, Miss Georgia llall, Mrs. Hulah
. Miss Helen Hall, MissGladis
, W. W. Hall, Miss .Annie
T. llall. Miss Cora
rs. Jennie F. Hammond, Miss Mabel ('. j
se C. Hammond, Miss Edith V.
s. Hi-bceca
.Tones, Joseph E.
, Jno. M. Jones, A. W.
, Mrs. E. C. Jones, J. J.
, Miss Ellen 0. Jones, James Keith
, Miss Alma E. Jones, ('. S.
. Miss V irginia B.Jones, Mrs. Hebeeca
, C. C. Jones, Mrs. Ida
I, Mrs. Elizabeth
, Wm. N. Klugh, Jas. C.
, Mrs. Ada Klugh, Miss Katherine
. Mrs. Susan E. Klugh, .Miss Mary
, Norwood Klugli, P. I J.
ink I>. Klugli, Miss Sarah E.
rs. Annie Klngli, Miss Annie ]{.
<!. Klugh. Miss Einina E.
oht. Kinard, Mrs. Lola
Henry Kinard, Lee
M .... Unmimlln y l\ill!ll'll Thus. E.
I, (ioo. C. Kiiiani, Win. II.
ssCatherinelone Kennedy, Miss E. C.
.P. ;
!rs. M. G. Lyon, J. Fuller
iss Alice Lyon, J. Frascr
Latimer, Mrs. L. E.
id, C. V. Latimer, Wm. J.
id, J. S. Lawson. II. W.
id, Mrs. Kate Leach, Mrs. Sadie
itl, Miss Sadie Lomax. G. W.
id, J. Foster Link, Mrs. F. C.
id. II. Scott Lomax, Wallace D.
id. Mrs. May
. Mrs. Amanda P. Moore, Mrs. E. W.
IcG. McDonald, W. T.. Sr.
s Mamie E. McDonald, W. T., Jr.
ry M. McDonald, Walter M.
E. McDonald. Marvin A.
.A. Murrav, Miss Bessie
s. Bertha Miller,'J. F.
Irs. Annie C. Miller, Mrs. Rena A.
Iiss Fannie Miller, Albert A.
V. W. Miller, J. D.
Miss Corrie Miller, Mrs. Nannie B.
dhn A. Miller, Miss lone
s. Elizabeth McMillan, J. L.
Irs. M. C. Smith, C. L.
Simmons, A. S.
Mrs. Mary A. Simmons, Mrs. A. S.
Andrew .T. Stubbs. Miss Grace
Mrs. M, II. Sprouse, Mrs. Florence
Miss Lizzie Smith. Mrs. Rebecca L.
Miss Alice E. Shehee, Mrs. M. L.
"Inis. G. Stokes, Mrs. Florence F.
Miss Ida Stokes, Miss Mary B.
Syfan, Miss Mary L.
. D.
frs. Ella B. Turner, Samuel S.
[. 13. Turner, Mrs. Unico
uller L. Turner, Capers
[iss Caroline W. Turner, Samuel
J. L. ' Turner, Marion
Mrs. Elizabeth Wosmanskv, C. B.
SV. Wosniansky, Mrs. Loola
ss Izzie Wilson, Mrs. S. IJ.
. Ii. "4Vils?n, Miss Delia
frs. Althea -Watkins, Mrs. Sallie
. B., Jr. "Wilkinson, J. M.
inward 0. Wilkinson, Mrs. Lula
iiss Jessie Wilkinson. Wallace D.
!rs. Margaret Wilkinson, Julian M.
[. B. Wilkinson, Alvin A.
irs. Mamie C. White, Miss Bertha
r. W. White, Mrs. Nelle W.
its. Nina White, Mrs. J. F.
Iiss Mary E. Williams, Miss Ethel
.'iss Ruth Williams, Mrs. Cynthia
alph Wilson, Ellie
eo. W., Jr. Wilson, Mrs. Harry
. M. Wilson, E. L.
irs. Lena Wilkinson, Claude B.
fiss Lillie Wilkinson, Walter
Iiss Lucia White, J. R.
s, Robt. Y. White, Desdemona
s, Mrs. Bessie
:hool Scholars.
ry, the Strength of the Church,
> u1 uul vjiviii^auuu,
future lives will be such that it will
sir parentage to identify them.
lass No. l.
Gambrell, Teacher.
rent-e NeuHer, George Jones,
rio NeulTor, Miss PaulineWosmansky,
?aboth Gambrell, Miss Carolyn Eihvnrds,
anor Kinard, Miss Gladys Edwards,
herine Hammond,Miss Louise Reese,
ilnia Hammond, Miss Grace Williams,
len Hall, Franklin Niekles,
rgaret Lomax, Mimnis Cason,
lox. MissMargaretSwetonburg
r Syfan, Raymond Swotenburg,
rris, Richard Swetenburg,
Maxwell, Joe Smith,
lass No. 2.
. Coleman, Teacher.
ideinan, Miss Mary Stokes,
2d words, Miss Annie Spolts,
irtha McLcskie, Miss Pearl Spoils,
Idled Hnguelet, Miss Dorothy Miller.
lass No. 3.
10 Miller, Teacher.
lie Cox, Miss Margaret Lonmx,
ulys Xickles, Miss Mattie Aiken,
za!x*th Jones, Willie Aiken.
/ Andrews,
LASS Xo. 4.
Hammond, Teacher.
McDonald, Maylon Cann,
in, Ralph Cann,
itenburg, liny Cann.
lass No. 5.
ia Edwards, Teacher.
Wilkinson, Garry Hall,
>nes, Maylong Cann.
lass No. 0.
i Edwards, Teacher.
in' Stubbs, Miss Annie Hall,
y.ie Svfan, Miss Lizzie Mae Sehroedor
cy Syfan, Miss Margie Swetenburg. I
lgaret Williams,
lass No. 7.
ie Pennev. Teacher.
oline Reese, Miss Cliobell Clary.
lass No. 8.
iiiiiioihI, Teacher.
iard, J. K. Jones,
Donald. Jr., Norwood (Sraydon,
cDonald, E. W. Kinard.
lass No. ft.
C. Owen, Teacher.
liso McDill, Miss (Sladys Ilall,
ie Lou llichey, Miss Caroline Gary,
Itio Lyon, * Miss Joe L)uPre,
llali Hall, Miss Mary Hodges.
pass No. id.
liller, Teacher.
i Ellen McFall, Miss Julia Si^n,
oiina Hill. Miss Lillian Swetenljnrtf, I
1 11 Crowther. Miss Janie May MeKee.
tli Pottijjrcw,
,ass No. 11.
r; T. <t. Peirin, Asst. Teacher.
la Wilson, Miss Ada McMillan,
ve.y Cochran, Miss Mary DuPre,
ile Cochran, Misses Kicliey.
i v Hill
.vss No. 12.
mniond, Toucher.
J. Snood, Mrs. J. S. Hammond, j
I. Hull, Mrs. Lois Smith.
:\ Swctonburff, Mrs. L. D. Caldwell.
D. Wilkinson,
.ass No, 13.
tie Harris, Teacher.
rothy Svfan, Miss Clara Harrison,
liiison, Miss Madge McLegkio,
ry Nickles, Alfa Lomax.
,ass No. 14.
y St( >kes, Teacher.
miax, W. D. "Wilkinson,
>se, Robert Coleman,
iiax, Francis Mabry,
ris, Jr., P. B. Speed,
ion, J. M. Wilkinson, Jr.,
Able, M. M. Hall. I
Boys wi iris!
Choose Something Von Can Have Fun
with ail the Year 'Roune. Tell
Your Parents You Want a
Thi.iU of making picture.* yourself ?-f
your boy and gO'i 11 u ti<fs. your w infer
and Miinui' r Miosis and everything
yon eaiv about. All this y??u can
ea>ily do with a Krownie. It if th?.
simplest nf all paine ran to load and
operate. You do ii all in oj.en daylight.
Vnii iipp 1 i:ii cxiirricnnp. I!v fc.llow
insr the siu;p!e h struetions you can
make ^oo'.i uwithin ten minutes
after iretfiiifi the camera, lint besure
ilicy 3ou :lie Brownie.
Prices: No ] Mrownie$1.
No. i' Brownie
No. Brownie S3.
Two Folding Pocket Brownie $5.
The EMurray Drug Co.
I OFFER
For Sale
Dwelling' and Store in the (Jit
of Al?l?? ville near S. A. L. nhops
Price $:2,(!0U. The very place for si
man wanting to dot-mail mcrcan
tile buBinep.a.
House and Lot corner Churclt
ami Tanyatd Streets. This hou??
is new, well built and lias six rooms.
Price $:2,000.
House and Lot in Mt. Carme
is located in the best f-ection of tin
town. Price ?->50.
One Lot on coiner of Orange and
Leiron Streets, beautifully located
level ai:d well draiued, J-jOO.
TWO Lots near Waul law Street,
two minutes walk from Graded
School; near in, and a bargain at
$500 each.
Ill Acres one and one-fourth mile
fn.ni City limits, price &2U00.00.
260 ACTCB land near Ml. Carmel,
S. C , price ^2,<iOt), possibly cnougl
wood on this place to pay for it.
Li-t your Real K-tale with me anc
come to .-i e me. I f you want to buy 1
haveoriMii gel what you want. Ifyoli
want to sill I cai'/ind you a buyer
I also buy and .si ll all kinds of
Stocks and Eonds.
Remember I represent (be EquitaM
, I he Mtrongest Life I usuranee Company
in the world.
Robt. S. Link
Oftiee nvei Milfoiii'* Honk Stole.
A Fine Farm for Sale!
The Ellington Plantation
on Little River (7?M? acres), Njl miles
from Abbeville, one-fourth mi;e from
the Seal) a'd 11. It. and three-fourths
miles from Walls station. A 12 horse
farm in cultivation, a fine orchard and
over li'U pecan tree.*, some now bearing
; a real good 7-roem hi use lifaily
new ami pa'nUd.JJgood tenant houses,
4 good bants. This phintaliou lias long
been noted as a e ! ton place ; about 50
acres well set in B-.-rmtnla grass, four
pasture< well fenced with wiie, also
tlnee huge lulus fVneed: three tine
weils of wafer, four good springs w ith
branches ihul never lail; four different
grades of land. Plenty of good pine
1hi.?I Id open up a o-iioise larnj newe
The place 1 i h well, very Utile aasle
land; a !it;e place tor raising (Mt!e;
p!euly ?'f ^o'xl bottom land. 1'lmtyj
i f d Mian's .in (lie place.
I live on tin* farm ami will take
pbu-ure in all over it will an\
nut* who would wi-li to see it.
Would w ail I om-fourth c.sh, balance
0:1 I on u time, four or live yeais.
I would lent the place fur at bast
one year and pay :M bales cotton rent.
Title.- A 1. li more than one part}
\vi.?lied !o buy would cut the place up
inlo four or live truels. 1 might also
sell auotlu r goo.l I'l-intaiion two miles
from '.bis one of acres Ivingnu Little
River. WM. .McNKl LL,
n,... i Minfi Wsiiis. s (\
We have some good values in
cooking stoves.
The L, W. White Co.
Foley's
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Liver and Habitual Constipation, j
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Pleasa;.! to take. Hcfusa substitutes.
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The State of Soutli Carolina,
CO UN TV OK ABBEVILLE.
PROBATE CuURT.
In !be matter of the Estate of Susan 0. BanUtpr.
DpetiiBed.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
AU pemmR Inrfebttd to said estate mu*t
s-tPe without delay, and those holding
c a'rUR against tbe estate must prrnent th-u)
1-ioueily atteKic-d to
L M. BANISTER and
Ij. E. BaNI-sTkR,
A dm i ii turn tors.
The State of South Carolina,
Couuty of Abbeville. *
IX THE PROBATE COURT.
11. li. Ltlimer, Administrator of the
Estate of Paris Cowan, deceased,
Plaintiff, against Priscilla Cowan,
Muthu Douaid. A'exander Prutt
lila Braxton, Ezekiel Pratt, Muttie
Pratt, Pernoma Pratt aud Lawrence
Pratt, Defendants.
Copy Summon?. For Ilelitf.
(Complaint not Served.)
To the Ab-ent Defendant?, Martha
Duiia'd, Alexander Pralt and Ida
uiuxton, Ezekiel Pratt, Mattie Pratt,
iVrnom-i Pratt and Lawrence Pralt:
Yon are hereby summoned and required
to answer tlie complaint in this
action, which was filed in the office of
the Judge of the Probate Court for the
said County, on the 12th day of November,
1909, ai.d to serve a copy of
your answer to the said complaint on
the subscriber at his oflice at Abbeville
Court House, South Carolina,
within twenty days after the service
I hereof,exclusive of the day of such service;
and if jou fail to answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff ill this action will apply
ho the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated twelfth day of November,
19(19.
J. M. Nickles,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
To the Absent Defendants, Martha
Donald, Alexander Pratt aud Ida
Braxton, Ezekiel Pratt, Matlie Pratt,
Pel noma Pratt and Lawrence Pratt:
Take Notice, That the complaint in
(hi* action together with the summons
of which the foregoing is a copy, was
filed in the office of the Judge of the
Probate Court for Abbeville County.
State or' South Carolina, on the 12th
day of November, 1909.
J. M. Nickles,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
November 12th, 1909.
Master's Sale.
The State nf South Carolina.
County of Abbeville.
Court of Common Pleas.
Juan L. Nowell et al, Plaintiffs, against
(Juillermo Nowell et al, Defendants.
By authority of a Decree of Sale by
the Court of Common Pleas for Abbeville
County, in said State, made in
the above stated ease, I will offer for
ale, at public outcry, at Abbeville C.
H., S. C., on Salesday in January, A.
[>. 1910, within the legal hours of
^ale the following described land, to
w it : All that tract or parcel of laud
situate, lying aud being in Abbeville
County, in the State aforesaid, confining
TWENTY-SIX (26) Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands of
J. L. Covin, T. G. Baker, P. A. Covin
and others.
Alwo, all that other tract of land in
said County aud State, containing
FIFTEEN (15) Acres, more or less,
and bounded by lands of Tlios. Frith,
J. S. Covin and by the above mentioned
tract. These lauds will be sold
as one tract.
Terms of Sale?Cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
R. E. HILL,
Master A. C., S. C.
Trustee's Sale of Land
By virtue of authority given to me
in a Trust De?d executed by John T.
Poore, on February 20ih, 1909, which
deed is of record in the office of Clerk
of Court for Abbeville County, S. C.,
in Book No. 27, at page 509. I will sell
at public ."Hie in front of the Court
House at Abb-ville, S. C., on Monday.
January 3rd, 1910, during the hours of
public sales, the following real estate :
Ml acres or iauo, siiuioeu m liiiignuuii
Township. Abbeville County, S. C'.,
>u waters of K?.>rr's creek, adjoining
lands of (\ H. Allen, Mrs. E. Thompson,
J. T. Cur-on, and others, more
fully de-eribed in the Tiust Deed
above referred to.
Terms of Sale - Ca-h. Purcliaber to
pay tor papers.
JOHN N. BLECKLEY,
Trustee.
Anderson, S. C., Deo. 1st, 19(9.
pt Order
some
Some of that Jem Flour, just
Phone 75 to have our wagon
call aud leave a pack, and your
baking troubles will come to
an end.
If you wish light, wholesome
bread, delicious pastry, etc.,
you will find that in the use of
Jem you attain your desire.
'The Best by Teat," and of
course everything else in Groceries,
Vegetables, Fruits, etc.
Yours to nlease.
L. T.MILLER
A large stock of Pittsburg Perfect
Fence 011 hands now cheaper
than rails. For sale bv
The L. W, White Co.
Alwajs Looking to Your InleriwtN.
CiilSuud si c me at once, us I have two neat
' oiiaucs ufc<tr public Kjuaie lu oi atai
KacxiiH,?*. lhree *ult-ti of dwellings nave re-J
centiy lie.u made lu tneciiy to new coiners,
una ilic Mipp y is running *bori. On sell
ynu a (lUinlier ol vacant tot*, but unlews you
"I'ply curly chI)not en jour uiu ior nupiuicu
properly. K<M u vKcuni dwelling in ttieciij,
ttinl itie supply is not kiuhi lo deiiibU'ls, hi
you IjhiI bent looS uiler I Lie lw<> coitugt-H .ueu I
Uoned. M. K. HolllntuworiU.
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Cured in .'10 Minnies
by W'oolford's tSunitary Lution. Never
tails. Sold l>y P. B. Speed, Druggist. \
SCHOOL ]
Tablets
Ink
General Schoo!
Speed's Dri
FRESH C
Direct from the fi
week at the up-t
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store 01
0. A. MILF01
SOUTHERN J
THE SOOTH'S GEEA
Unexcelled Dinning Car Service.
Through Pullman Sleeping Ca
Convenient Schedules
Arrival and Depart
No. of
Trains.
106 Leaves for Greenville i
108 Leaves fox Columbia a
110 Leaves for Greenville t
112 Leaves for Greenville i
114 Leaves for Columbia a
107 Arrives from Greeowo
109 Arrives from Greenvil
111 Arrives from Columbii
113 Arrives from Columbia
115 Arrives from Greenvil
For full information's to rates, routes,
Railway Ticket A
J. L. MEEK,
Asst. Gen. Pups. Agent,
Atlanta. Oa.
Amos B. M
We have filled our store room in t
new and complete line of
GENERAL MEI
We feel that we are now ready to j
If you need anything in
Clothing, Shoes, Ha
Tinware, Heavy ana.
call on us and we will make it wor
AMOS B. MORSI
Dissolution Notice. j?
Wo have bought Mr. Anderson's interest
in the firm of Phiison, Henry ?fc Co. and the A
firm name will be from now on Phiison <fc
Henry. We will thank all parties indebted
to the old firm to come in and pay their ac- (
counts at once so as to enable us to settle
immediately. We are indebted to the peo
pie of Abbeville for their liberal patronage
in the past, and hope by fair dealing to p0l
merit your trade in the future. g?t b
Phiison & Henry. gPe
and j
For buggies, harness and cbe?
saddlery see the Rosenberg so^c
Mercantile Co. A,"3
i e v er
Buy your groceries from the cim!
Rosenberg Mercantile Co. and JJjJ'
get the best. ^
Morwe'H LoomIM. I
We r< cehed la<l w?-efc h full Itne of nn 8, al-1
nioudn. English wh uuIh HDd Hruzl' out'''.
Wc have 8 itne Dice home-rahert soli she:!
P'C ns. J
Prunes, drlPd apples sind pe^che* arc now ?
In BeasDi . We can furnish ycu w tb the best LO.
H<tve you made v< ur fruit eke? If not, let gJ|/?
us furnish the radius, curtbnts, citron, nuts ou,J
aod t-plces. bef
On Saturday ve will reoelve another shipment
of that i'nod tausage. Ltave your order
for a bucket.
Let us send you up some buckwheat and X
big hominy lor breakfast. V?a*i
Nice cranberries and apple butter at Morse's *!* *'
Me:
We have just received a car 1 ad
of barbed wire and wire nails.
Prices right. The L, W, White Co Br<
c L'real
step
The Rosenberg Mercantile
Co. will save you money on
baggicg and ties.
Till* is Worth Romemberlnic
Whemver >iu huve u tvii.gU or cold. Just ,
euieiDi'nr H at Foley's Honey aud T*r will rouiu
urc It. Ht-memner the name, Foley's Honey 18, 21
und Tar.and refuse substitutes. C. A. Muloru 1'JIO.
Jt C F()I
. n^em
seugt
i Alter exponare, aud when you f^el a cold
coming on, taKe Foley's Honey aDd Tar, he
great throat and lung remedy. It slop- itie Jj|
cough, relieves the congestion, and espeN the
cold from yonr 'j'Rtem. Is mlld'y laxative. tlie
U. A. Mlifoid & Co.
r The
Rtar tlnl?Union made overalls for sa't I at t
by L>. Polla&oif. |
square wear sboe for boys at D. Pollakofl's |
store. Yor
F<>r colds and grip take 73611 at Mllford'e I
drug store. OF ^
R08
Come to see us. We want your
business. IThe L. W, White Co. Rea
I
! . J..UL ... 1 JLLMTHS
BOOKS
Pencils
I Supplies.
ig Store.
Uf
:andy
*ctory every
o-date Drug
jtD & CO. ]
tin wiv I
UllU ! T IX 1 (
TEST SYSTEM. \
I
rs on &11 Through Trains.
on all Local Train*
ure of Trains.
it 5:35 a.m.
t 8:25 a.m.
it 10K)7 a ra.
it 4:05 p.m.
t 6:25 p. m.
od at 7:55 a.m.
Ie at 9:40 a.m.
a at 11:35 a.m.
i at 5:20 p. m.
le at 7:50 p. m.
etc., consult nearest Southern
gent, or
J. C. LUSK, " i
Dlvision.Pasp. Agent, j
Charleston 8. C. * j
? |
.orse Co. '
j*
be past few days with a
tCHANDISE
jlease the most fastidious.
,ts, Dry Goods,
Fancy Groceries
th your while.
S COMPANY
imes Frank Clinkscales,
ttorney and Counsellor at Law. H
Abbe 'ille, s. c. 1
Office?First floor City Hall.
I
(lieu nam h locmh.
- groc rltR go to Cbeitbam and you will
otb quality and price.
Cheatham before buying your groceries
?ou will save money.
j can find elmost anything yon want at
tbam'a.
netriber we are giving away a 820 00 doll.
>n't forget your coupons when trading at
Cheatham's.
ma want, lotee the greAtect line of toys
brought to town go to Cheatham's,
'atbfitn will be beadqaartcra lor Santa
i ibis yenr.
ver chilled plows for sale at Cheatham's,
to Ptieiithum's and get ' on ?n O'lver
middle butter, and you will tuoke more
u next year.
ou want the be't tarn plow go to Cbeat>
and gel au Oilier and you will get tbe
he Rose^-her^ Mercantile
are showing a fine line of
es this season. See them
ore you buy.
or trunks, suit cases and
id bags see the Bosenberg
rcantile Co.
]
For Sale.
)wu gelding, 8 years old, one of the
;est load horses in the country. Can
a three minute clip any time. Pergentle.
Will sell very cheap.
W. H. McFaJl. ?ureka Hotel.
Christmas Holiday Rates.
5 Charleston and Western Carolina
.ay will sell excursion tickets account
ts holidays ut very low rates for the
1 trip. Tickets on sale December 17,
, 22, 23, 24, 25 and 31,1909, and Jan. 1,
linul limit returning Jan. 6, laiu.
further information apply to ticket
ts, or Ernest Williams, General Pas?r
Agent, 829 Broadway, Augusta, Ga.
or teed and feed oats see
Rosenberg Mercantile Co.
y will give you the best i
he lowest price.
l get your money s worm
pour money back at the
enberg Mercantile Co.
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