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ftient expert road builder, will explain mor
Of it:
^fr. Robert S. Link, Abbeville, S. C.
Dear Sir : Your letter of the 24th
tol&Ster to hold my mail for me until my re
I hasten to reply thereto and beg to si
fiider itself extremely fortunate. The qual
ballast for railroads. Its location makes it
limited. Joining these facts together the ii
?ively utilized for the purposes above enum
Respecting the cost of construction of
you should be able to build a more durable
difference in quality being due to the diSer
fconville material came from Macon, Ga.
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Pills w-j
ft What They Will Do for Yott
f^tChey will cure your backache,
Mfeogthen your kidneys, cor- Jamei
MDCt urinary irregularities, build! Attorr
ftp the worn out tissues, and]
BEbninate the excess uric acid oflic(
causes rheumatism. ^ PreDent
Bright's Disease and Diajb&tea,
and restore health and Money
Ifcwcgth. Refuse substitutes, p*
C. A. MILFORD & CO. ?
March
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Robt. S. Link and Wm. M. Bai
roximately 3,000 crates this seasc
Ion. Wyatt Aiken, R<
' acres and is in unlimited quanti
e clearly the qualities and usefulr
United States Department c
Offipp nf Pnhlir Road Tndnirip.s.
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ult., has just fallen into my har
turn, hence your letter was held
:ate that I think the railroad com
ity of that material for roads and
: easily quarried and easily loadec
evitable conclusion follows that
lerated.
roads with such material it is mi
: road for $1,000 per mile than tl
ence in quality of material; the 6
Other things being equal, your m
Very truly yours,
> your fire insurance
bbeville Insurance and
Co. If the fire comes ^
:ive you prompt and
jtory settlement. We
>nt fifteen of the largipanies.
asure
town or country * U1
ty.
.T. Til MpTinriH. Mcr.
s Frank Clinkscales, rr
iey and Counsellor at Law. A
Abbeville, s. c.
i?First floor City Hall.
Money to Loan.
R |l
to loan at 7 per cent, on long
.ynients?three, five or ten G. A.
ipply to
MOORE & MARS,
22,1910. City Hall.
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iiwell, located four miles from Abbeville, contains 3,000
>n.
>bt. S. Link and Wm. M. Barnwell.
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ties. The following letter trom Mr. w. L-. bpoon, uove
less of this Chert than any other description we might g
)f Agriculture,
Washington, D. C.
Union, S. C., June 15th, 1905.
ids. Expecting to soon return to Union I requested the p<
here waiting my return.
pany first to reach that deposit of chert by a siding may c
streets is the very best. It will also make a most excell
I, hence cheaply. The quantity appears to be practically
sooner or later its true value will be fully realized and ext
ich less than macadam, and with your outfit near the qua
le Jacksonville road which cost over $5,000 per mile. 1
lifference in cost being largely a matter of freight. The Ja
laterial would be preferable at the same cost per mile.
W. L. Spoon.
MANUFACTURED AND GUARANTEED BY
HlftUOLA DRUG CO.
ANDERSON, S. C.
Sale by C. A. Milford & Co., Abbeville, S.
Price, 50c and $1 per Bottle.
he Peoples Savings Bank,
ABBEVILLE, S. C.
OFFICERS. | DIRECTORS.
S. G. Thomson, H. G. Anders
THOMSON, President. G. A. Neufler, C. C. Gambre
AJb. U? ? KK, Vice-rresiaent. w. uwene. Jb. B. Uary,
E. E. COX. Cashier. J- Btark< E- E- Cox,
Jonn A. Harris,.
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The territory surrounding
rich in agricultural and horticu
in alluvial meadows along thi
abundant crops of corn, while
of producing as great a variety
where?cotton, oats, wheat, 1
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cane, etc.; Abbeville County ol
growers which can be found in
South Carolina has always bee
culturally, and yet some of her
afraid to tell of the wonderful
intensive farming have accomp'
ville County of from five to tv
' the proper way, will yield doubl
that five hundred acres will
South cultivated in the ordinar
To the agriculturist and h
offer substantial rewards. On
ture has bestowed with a lavi:
they yield up to man for the
necessary to supply his wants?
with earnest and intelligent la
a comfortable property by g<
tried, and long experience has
County to be one of the best f
Abbeville County has been
culture for a number of years, a
? been recorded in crop productic
ually giving away, and more c
with new methods are superced
sands of acres of most excellei
that can be bought for $10, $
sonable terms, and the purchasi
soil in a very short time, if noi
and trucking lands are cheaper
third, than they are in adjoinii
make a bale of cotton to the ac
or $20, how is it possible for t
farmer to fail to get rich? A I
$70. The seed from the same
to $12. The seed from a singl
for the acre on which the $60 c
grown.
Corn properly cultivated w
els, and there are lands in abi
that will make 100 bushels pei
this county and a conservative 6
izer and labor to produce tw<
Sorghum cane grows to perfecti
crops of white or Irish potatoes
the same land.
Sweet potatoes are a favor:
every garden. Turnips grow ir
ing man and beasts.
Oats is one of our standa
pea vine hay feed our stock whi
plant enriches the soil from whi
Vetch is at home in Abbe
well drained, while the purest
health-restoring water flows frc
nearly every hill.
In Abbeville County we h
rn- undrained lands; we have no i
water; we have no sluggish st
pestilence. The waters of ou
sparkling as when it left the Bli
mild that we have ice and frost
cold season. In the light of a
telligent, thrifty and painsta
>st- truckers and stock raisers fror
other States of the Union; the
on" man need have no fear or dot;
ent part fairly, honestly and with di
un_ man who comes to Abbeville C
en_ first a warm welcome, heartily
hospitable and kind-hearted; h
J"ry cheap, for less than he can buy
ne west; he finds an ideal climate
ck- climate that enables him to be j
entire twelve months in the ye;
stores to perfect health many \
and ice, hoping to live only a
permits him to grow practicalb
m the South, save the purely
people a people facing the futui
J absolutely assured of their stei
finds educational advantages
p schools; he finds a diversity anc
that is not found elsewhere.
To the thousands of read<
= vite you to come to our County
the many advantages and oppoi
The man who is considering t
* Abbeville County, South Caroli
do general farming may rest ass
the South where better opportui
on prefer to do general farming, ral
ing of any one commodity; any
are grown to a great advantage.
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y s inducements
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and tributary to Abbeville is
iltural possibilities, abounding
e water courses that produce _
the fertile uplands is capable
of crops as can be found any
lay, potatoes, melons, sugar *
ifers inducements to vegetable
no other section of the State.
:n known as a fine State agristrongest
adherents have been v
results which open air, and
lished here. Farms in Abbeventy-five
acres, cultivated in v
le in proportion the net profit,
in another portion of the
.*, m
y slip-shod fashion.
orticulturist, does this county
the soils of this county, na
f.
sh hand her choicest gifts and
asking, as it were, all that is
-with small capital, combined
bor, one can soon accumulate
meral farming alone. Well
abundantly proven Abbeville
:arming sections in the State. I
i among the foremost in agrimd
an entire failure has never
)n; the tenant system is gradiiversified
system of farming,
ing the old. There are thou t
farm lands in this County
15 and $20, per acre, on reae
price may be taken from the
t by a single crop. Farming
in Abbeville County by oneig
counties. The farmer can
:re on land that costs him $10
:he industrious and intelligent
>ale of cotton is worth $60 or
bale may be worth from $10
e bale being sufficient to pay 1
>r $70 bale of lint cotton was
ill yield from 40 to 60 bushundance
in Abbeville County
r acre. Alfalfa grows well in
;stimate of the cost of fertild
tons hay per acre is $20.
on in Abbeville County. Two
5 may be grown every year on
ite crop on every farm, and in
t the greatest profusion, feedt
rd crops. Tons and tons of ^
le the roots of the leguminous
ch it grows.
ville County. Our lands are
and the best of life-giving or
)m every spring at the foot of
ave no swamps; we have no
malaria; we have no stagnant
reams; we have no storms or
r rivers is as pure and as
ie Ridge. Our winters are so
only a few nights during the .
bove conditions, we invite inking
home-seekers, farmers,
n our neighboring States, or
intelligent and well meaning
ibts of success if he does his *
etermination to succeed. The
ounty to make his home finds
and sincerely given by people
e finds that he can buy land
land for in the East or Norththroughout
the whole year; a
growing a crop on his land the
ar; the climate that often reuhn
havp frnm <;nnw
few months; a climate that I
/ anything that can be grown
tropical fruits; he finds the
e with a confident air, resting
idily increasing success. He
for his children, free public
1 multiplicity of opportunities
srs of this issue we again inand
investigate for yourselves
rtunities we have to offer you.
he advisability of coming to
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ria, ciiiu wxiu wuuiu pciu iu
;ured that there is no place in
lities are offered to those who
;her than engage in the growof
the general farm products
C. H. L.