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AUG) * ' Beginning August 20th. and Summer ing blue, gri serges at the i $101< I . $15 K $20 t< \ 25 per cent discount off i We need the i to m* OUR I ( Rosenberg The Press and Banner, j I'tiblluhedevery Wednesday ut.'two dollarsh a year In udvnuee. V Wednesday, JLug. 3, 1910. Notice to Farmers, The County Union will meet at AM>evill<* Court House Saturday. August 6th. All T.oc.ilsnre miuired to send delegates, as business of importance will ho attended to. The work of the State Convention which has just past will be made known. Meet at eleven o'clock. J. B. Wilson, President. Picnic Don't forget the picnic at Tuckers Iron Bridge August 6th. Everyltody is invited to come and bring well filled baskets. It is only three miles west of Due West and a quarter of a mile from Sunny Slopo on the new road leading to Due West. Veterans Camp Secession No. 110. I". C. V, will meet at the Court House on Friday morning at half-past ten o'clock. Jamrs Pratt, Commander. W. A. Templeton, Adjutant. Notice of Application for Charter. Notice is hereby given, that The Abbeville Library will in accordance with the provisions of law, apply to the Secretary of State for a certilicate of Incorporation. August 2nd, 11)10. Lost. , May 15. between hours of 10 and 11 a. m. I between County Farm and Cothran branch ?. ........i, ..kniti !ind The charm ! ??nrj waw ii, * uuiu unw luis the word Declamation engraved on face and letters T. H. S. on the back. lie-1 ward for returning same t<> Press and Banner ofllce. Pleasant Visitors. ijSn. J. A. Addy and Mrs. 11. F. Sweeten bury have.been spending a week here with their sister, Mrs. Fleming. Their lather was for many years Auditor of Now berry county, and a better ollicer the county lius never had. Annual Meeting. The annual meeting of the stockholders or the Abbeville Savings and Investment Co. will l>e held in the National Bank building Thursday, August 4th, 11)10, at 0 o'clock P. M. H. G. Smith. Secretary and Treasurer. .? ? For Rent. House on corner 01 mumi unn i nm;iie streets. House is furnished with electric lights, water and sewerage. See or call up lt.S. MeComb. Phone 218-4 rings. Notice to Trespassers. All persons are forbidden under penalty of the law t<> trespass on my land. July 25, 1!)10. H. H. Hester. Meeting of the U D. C. The U. 1). C. will meet at the home of Mrs. Frank Xiekles at half-past live o'clock Tuesday afternoon, August the - 9th. Miss Eliza Mabry, Sect. Land for Sale. Plantation near Jva, containing Hi.-! acres, lying on public road leading from Iva to Good Hnpe church. This farm has hevernl acres of valuable ! wood land, good pasture and bottom lands, and a mineral spring. (Analysis can be given ) For further particulars call on or write MRS. O. H. REID, Nor th Faut St. Anderson, 8. C. -? > . . - ? f . UST SPE< ; August 4th, urn cjTio 11 c ol , VV u OJLXCilJ. OVXX Clothing, 204 i ay, and all the following reduc ) $15 Suits at - - $ ) $20 Suits at - - $1 ) $25 Suits at - - $1 on Children's Suits and men T~T space, so nave ike a Clean Sw LOSS IS YODB CI THE Mercantile CANDIDATES. For C'oiijin'n*. mc We -ire authorized to announce WYATT MKEN ? candidate lor Congress from the Ir,'J Tuiril Congressional District, subject to the BOI actlou of the De mocratic primary. J State Senate !JU, sal We are authorise <1 to announce WM, N. Ijei OK vYDON hhh candidate lor re-election to jjj i'?e State Senate, subject to the action of the u. Democratic primary election. We are hereby authorized to announce J C. of f,GMAX os a candidate lor the Senate, t>ub- gaj ject to the Democratic primary. gj.f I herebv announce myaelf an a candidate bei f ir toe Sen-ite, subject to the action o' the wo Democratic prluinry. J. MOORE MARS. , Ka, House of It'iirenentaiivcN. wc ] We are 8Utborlz"'l to announce JAMES S. . GIBERT h? " i*> ndj>laie lor >he L"elsiauir?, .-object to the action of the Democratic prl- 110 lu.u y. t we We .'ire an'hor zed to announce FRANK, C. 1 ROBl>sON hh h i-Hud d'?te for the L?*kU1h-'. / lure, sul juol to the action ol the Democratic, p'1' primary. font We are antho'iz d to announce J. HOW- .. A HI) MOORK as a candidate for Hoi b j ol UI Repreaentaiives, subject to the actlou 01 the J I Democratic primary. Ol! We are authorized to aunounce FRANK J,l)' B. GARV hh a candidate lor In* House ol ' RenreKentatlves. nubiect to the actlou of the | Wii Democratic primary." ?tl We are ?iithorlz'd to announce MELVIN . 1 J. ASHLEY an a Candida*e forn-il cllon to , tlie Huuko oi KepreMHntHtlvf*N, Hubjtct lo ttie n<* acttou of the Democratic primary. lie County Trenniuer, We arc authonz d to announce J. F Be HKADI.LY a candidate for the nftlce <>l Ooun- r.,i y Tr a-uter, Hutj.ci to ttie ucilc.n of tbe D-'fnociatlc pi Innry. 1 Lo ENGINEER AND FIREMAN KILLED Gl AND : 6 PASSENGERS INJURED Entire Train Is Now But Mass Of Debris- &s Augusta, Ga., July 31.?Passenger train No. 2 on tho Sjiartanburg division uf tins T1 ('harleston aiul Western Carolina railroad, , due to ar.:ive in Augusta froui Spartan-J burg at G:l"j it. in., ran into a burning tree- r,r tie, about a mile and a half from Wood-j iawn, resulting in the total destruction of the train, the death of Engineer Hank; , Taylor anil Fireman Simon Dunbar, color- to ed, of Augusta and slight injury to six- in teen passengers. ia< When the train was entering on to a | ' reverse curve Baggagcmuster George 15o.\ i Hl directed the attention of Conductor W. li. |]{' Verdery to large voiumosof sinoko, which j p, lie believed to be coming from the trestle j -p, then ii mile distant from the train, Con- p? diwtor Verdery watched the smoke until n< the train hitd rounded the curve, wljeii ho th saw that tlie lire wiis on the trestle Iiumediately lie pulled the danger signal, and ran from tin* lmggage car back to the lirst <'liu>s passenger coach and pulled the emergency brake, but already the engine hail run onto the trestle, and plunged through the little creek below, pulling with | it the tender, baggage ear and the front of one of the passenger coaches. I 'Pi,.....inj.ii iilt.ini? from the wreckage to ? the roadbed above formed a Hue through | p which the llatnes from the trestle debris Xi were carried to the train proper and in less than live minutes the entire train was a Maine. Engineer Taylor and Fireman Dunbar went down with the engine, and were ' caught i nder the tender. JJoth bodies are .still in the wreckage. j'< lJaggageinaster JJox also wenl down with u'| his car. but suceecded in escaping from in the lire with slight injuries. pi .Mail Clerk iiloom. of Spartanburg, did Sl1 nut leave his ear, and was seriously, though not fatally injured. ' * bt None of the passenger.-, were injured be- b< y<?nd minor euts and bruises. lieliof trains wen: sent out from Augusta and all passengers brought here. p. "Clnoo!" smoke do other. The cigar Speed made famous, ef .. CIAL s and ending our Spring Suits includi latest style 3ed prices: 7 50 ' V w 0.00 2.50 s' and boys' extra Pants i determined: i eep. j UN! an ] ' ] 1 i COIIMIIV. 1 o 1 Trolley Prospects Good. rhe mooting last Friday night was a J ist successful ono in that the objects of j trolley line promoters were fully and mkly stated to a gathering of repreitative citizens. Everything has moved so far in a \ siness like way and generally in a ' isfactory, manner. The trolley line ' iids, President Thackston, General' inuger Clark and Attorney Haynes- j nth, have told us what the 6ystem is, > plan of building and what is expected us. I'p to this jtoijit everything is * tisfactory, but Mr. Thackston frankly 1 tted that should the amount named as J iug expected to be subscribed in GreenK>d, be raised on the spot he could not 1 v that the load would come to Green- ^ od. t n other words he wanted it plainly dcrstood that tiie southern terminal is \ 11<> go to the highest bidder. V.s between Greenwood artti Abbeville, i will have to^make tho best showing of ( r advantages possible and then add to it as an earner,t of our good faith and ' " oi?V?orti?Jnfinn i'n cfnnlr Tho \ -UIUTO ft- OUUOVy* IIJIUV/H Hi OVV'VH. -? **vy al .selection will ue made by the officials J the road on these two things. The choice is to be made soon and when ? ido, work, actual work, is to Ue pushed 1 ward with marvelous rapidity. Genil Manager Clark stated that Mr. Duke mted to mako a record in railroad con- ' motion, 1 Vsido from that, the subscriptions made the road by the cotton mills north of < re are made on condition that a con- ' ction with the Soaboard, Air Ljine be j i'en them and it will be quicker and I eaper to make this connection from ilton south than the other way- Natu- | [lytherdpd wants these subscriptions ' l>o available as soon as possiblo and ( is can only be done by having the Soaard connection made. 1 \ll in all the prospects seem good. < eenwood is conscious of its Advantages a railroad center and as a progressive d growing business community, We ; ust put into the scales now our subfiptious of stock and that we will out- i <i?h our competitor for this terminal is sure thing.?Greenwood Index, he State of South Carolina. 1 ABBEVILLE COVNTY. I obate Court.?Citation for Lettem of Adr ministration. By J. F. Miller, E?q., Judije of I'robate. kVhereas, S. ty, I}oyd Iisb made suit to me, ] gram tilm i^euerK of AdmlalBtratloD 01 e Estnte and fleets of Mrs. AliceS. Boyd, , e <>t AbbtvllleCouuty, deceased. rtu'ne are therefore, 10 clie and aflmoulsb I and singular tbe kindred and creditor* ol o sold Mrs. A Ilea S. B.<>d, dep-ased, tbai py be and appear belore me. In the Court of o>ale, to be bt}d at Abbeville <\ H., on ujrsdHy. I tie lltb day of Aueu8l,1910, after ibilcailon hereof, at 11 o'clock lu tbe foreion, to bliow cauwe If any tbey have, why e Katd Administration should not be anted. Li lveil under nay band and seal of ihe Court, thi? 2U.h u?y ol Juiy, hi tbe year ol our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, and In the 135ib year of Ameiic-nn Independence. I'uhllfebed on the 3rd day of Auenet, 1910, In e Pr? so and Banner and on ibeCourt Houi-e >or for the time required by law. ' J. K. MILLfCU, Judge ol P.obnti!. state of Paris Cowan, Deceased, otice of Settles *nt aud Application for Final Discharge. Tnfco notice thai on the :ilst doy ol Auguot, IW, 1 Will rruuci n fiuoi awuuui ui snugs hdiI doings us Administrator of the state of Paris Cov.'an, defeased, In the office Judge of Probate for Abbeville County at o'clock a. m.. and on the surnedny will apy for a final discharge Irom m.v trust as ich Administrator. All persous having demands against said tate will present them tor payment on or :fore that day, proven and authenticated or s forever barred. id. It. LATIMER, Administrator. Where is the young lady that doein't appelate the superiority of Huyler's candy? or sale by P. B. Speed. Lord Casper dears, the boat 5o cigar on irth, at Mllford's. ' ' - WEST CRD. Personal Paragraphs and NcWSJteii Contributed by Miss Lily Templeton. I)r. F. Y. Pressleyof Due West at tern pd the meeting1 ol Dible Society here la Wednesday. Dr. Presslev was" the gue of the Misses Cater for the day. Mrs. E. It. Thomson and her childn aro at home again after a short sU with relatives in Anderson. Miss Charlotte Drown accompained J] and Mrs. Drown on their visit to Milwa kee: Tliev will spend several days Chicago, Cincinatti and other points interest before returning home. Miss Kate Haddon left last Wednesdf for her home near Due West after atten ind the Summer School here. Mrs. Fannie Marshall spent several da; last week in Elberton the guest of hi cousin Mis. Jones. Mr. Lewis Perrin came home Sundf from Caesar's Head where ho spent la week with Mrs. Perrin and liotle Mis Mary Nor wood Perrin. Mrs. T. G. White and her pretty litt daughters left Wednesday for Sparta burg where they will spend sometin with Mrs. Aug. W. Smith. Mrs. Lucy C. Thomson came home la Wednesday from Honea Path where si has-, been for the past ten aays visrar her daughter Mrs. Luther HighSmith. Hiss Eliza Gary left last Wednesday f< Elberton where she goes as a guest ol Mr Mamie Swift Haye's who is entertaining house party of young people this week. Mtss Mattie Bailey of Charleston a rived in the city last week and will I the atttactive guest of Mr. and Mr Algernon S. Simmons. Hon. John C. Lornax of Lownd&svili was in the city Monday shaking*, lianc with his friends. Dr. William Neel of Troy was in ti city last Wednesdoy attending the mee ing of the Abbeville County Bible Societ; He was the guest of the Misses Cata while in the city. Mrs. Henry H. Hill came home Tuesda from Baltimore Md. where she has bee spending several weeks with her neic Mrs. F. X. TWonipsoii. Miss Alice Green left Tuesday for Ai derson where she, goes to spend Hon Coining Week with friends. Miss Nelle Miller of Laurens is in tl city the guest of Miss lone Miller. Mr. Lawrence Parker came home lot Thursday from Tate Spring's where 1 spent sometime. Mr. Sol Rosenberg is spending this wee in Waynesville with Miss Bell Vis. in si and Mr. G. A. VisansKa who are spendin the summer at this delightful resort. Mrs. V. D. Lee and Miss Sara Lee ieav this week for Maine where they will jol Mr. W. A. Lee and spend the month < August. They will visit Mrs. Lewis 1 Bryant at Atlantic City before return In to Abbevijle. Mrs. Chris Chalmers is in Anderso spending some time with her sister Mn Toft Trowbridee. Miss Lillian G&mbrell is at home agai after a pleasant visit to friends in Andei son, Belton and Williamston, Col. H. Fay GafTney on of GafTney's lea* ing lawyers was in the city several day last week on business. Miss Fannie Harris is at home agai ifter spending some time with friends i Spartanburg, Pickens and Easley. Mr. George Smith is here spending while with hlsnelce Miss MaryL. Smit; Mr Smith has been in Spartanburg fc ;rentment several months. Misses Maggie and Janie Richie are a aome again after a pleasant week's stay a Bendersonville. ' Mrs. W. T. McFall leaves Friday fo Anderson whore she goes to attend th races. Mrs. J. C. Klugh is in Greenville spend ng a few weeks. vf?? run Tfev Is here from Green woo 3pendiH a few days in the city. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Miller have gone t Savannah to spend a while with Mr. an< Mrs. Lewis Blunt. Mr. W, J. Bryson left Monday for Co! aurs N. C. where he will spend Angus with his home people. Miss Eliza Mabry Is at home again afte spending a few cjays in Greenwood whei she went to attend the Tarrent~Culver tvcdding. EMPKODKRY CLUB. The Erabrodery Club waa delightfull jntertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs William S. DuPre, Mr. Ollin Green is spending the summs pwation with friends in Anderson. Miss Grace Smith, Misses Onie and Cure Mamie and <Tanio Morse leave "Wednesda For Montreat N. C. where they will speni the month of August. Miss Coralina Graves la at home agai: ifter a few weeks stay with home peopl n Latimer. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Chalmers am ;heir children expect to spend 3, few day )f Home Coming Week with friends Ij Anderson. Mrs. John A. Dickson and her little son eft Monday for 'Brown Leos where the; vill pay Cap:;, and Mrs, Brownlee an es ended visit. Misses Mabel and Margie Johnson o Chester are the guest of their aunt Mis Uary E. BaskjH. Jlr. Courtney B. Wilson spent severa lays in Elberton last week. Miss Caroline Graves and Miss Ell lasikel} left Tuesday for Hendersonvilh vhere tliey will be the guests of th Hisses Calhoun for a week or ten da.ys. Miss Jennie Gibert of Graniteville is i: he city spending a few days as the gueg )f Miss Bessie Lee Cheatham, Mr. JoelS. Morse, Mr. Albert Morse an blaster Amos B, Morse, Jr. leave Wee lesday for Montreal where they will spen i mouth, Mrs. Mamie Thomson who has been th ?uest of Miss M. L, Smith expects t eayo Wednesday for Greenville wher she will visit friends, befofe going to he :iome in Atlanta. Mrs. J. K. Durst spent several days i the city last week with her daughter Mrs. W. D, Barksdale and Mrs. A. I Cheatham. Mrs. William Penney of Anderson is i the city for a few days stay with Mn J. L. Perrin, Mrs. A- J. Penney and Miss Lizzl Penney left Tuesday for the Mountains 1 N, C. where they will spend some timi Miss Penney is slowly regaining he strength after an illness of several week! Her friends hope that she may soon b well and strong again, Mr. Van Nay weir of Athens, Ga, 'he been in the city tor several days th truest of Mr. Albert Morse. Mr. Erskine Blake is here spending hi ?ununer vacation with his home people. Mrs. B. S. Barnwell left Tuesday fc Williamston where she will spend seven weeks. Mr. Walter Kirby has a position wit the Cobb Shoe Company. Mr. Kirby wi begladto have his friends call on hii there. WOFFORD COLLEGJ Henry XejMon Snyder, A. .U? MM. It M>. II.. I'reHfdmt, Ten Departments; Library and Libn rian; Gymnasium under conipetent Dire (,or; Athletic Grounds. Next Session b gins Sept. 21. For Catalogue address J. A. Gamewell. Sec'y, Spartanburg, S. C. Wofford College Fitting School 11 |t;li Wrade Preparatory Nrliool Well equipped plant. Limited schoo small classes; charges reasonable, oe sion begins Sept. 21. For catalogue addrei A. M. DuPre, Headmaster, Spartanburg, S. C, ?? JAMES CHALMERS INSURANCE v LIFE FIRE Littleton, N. H., Auk 6,19WJ, 'fhe Bloodlne Corporation, B< eton, Mhhh Dear Sirs?Plea?e send me one dozen t?ottl of Bloodlne by express preppld. Kind * closed P. O. Monev Order for 25.UO to pay t BB.me. tend as soon as you can. as I am < out of It, Yours truly, Charles Nourue C. A. Mllford & Co., special agents. Bee tbe Acker Building and Repair Co pany'n "ad." ??n?i?? \ n* dfli Mai st BBJQ ^^BBB mi Ha H a AH BBdWP iy |^^| J ! f^afl Air Li fS er >-mi<iiiiiii>-i _??_____?_ iy st >9 WASHING 10 Ig . ir I s. | a : x NORFOl Ie fr ie t- __ )r Wednesday, Augu l- . ie 6 Tw< 5t ie t Through Standard Sle _ 8 .Leave At >" P. S.?Following 10 Da] n To fre ' To PI * Stop overs allowed at P] i'8 ????????? n . D a h ir v it r WANT LOCAL INTEREST ? 0 p< I * 01 People Wanted as "Partners" so as to jj 1 Create Freight and Passenger |J l Business. >- ( Mr. W. J. Thackstou, president, Mr. G. A. Clark, general superintendent and man- *; r ager, and Mr. H. S. Hayhesworth, attorney ?, e of thoJAnderson-Spaitanburg Interurban a n Trolley line, in response to an invitation ti extended them by Mayor Baker came r, down last Friday night and made address-.?. y es tilling in a general way the general i _ s plan and Scope of the compauy which Mr. J? JJuke is the head of. v ir ' Mr. C. S. Allen, soliciting freight agent * of the Seaboard Air Line came down from < IIU fha unrfv > " J JIUUI1VI11U VYAIfll VIIV jut uj v Mr. Thackston made tho first talk. As c, j president of the scheme as outlined to a ^ few gentlemen including himself by Mr. n Duke, thon unfolded to a larger uumber in u e Greenville, all of whom took hold enthus- C( iastioally and subscribed stookin the prop- <1 j ositlon feeling sure that it would be a pay- ^ s ing investment in itself and then far above [j this value was the enhancement it would w mean for all other clashes of property. t( s Mr. Thackston said the idea of Mr. Duke c, .r was to have the people along the line of a| the road interested in the same by taking 1 stock. Mr. Duke knew that tWs would f mean that they would want the road to ? s have their business, as passengers and as shippers and as receivers of freight. Mr. Thackston said he did not want the idea to get out that the southern extension, a which was absolutely necessary, was to ? go to the highest bidder. There were 0 many things to consider in the final selection of a place for this southern termin nal, but of course, there must be some, it local interest in the proposition whioeevor place was selected. [1 Mr. Thackston was followed oy au\ l_ Harry Haynesworth, the well known law. i rj yer of Greenville, Mr. Haynesworth gave a very clear and cogent explanation of the e local interest feature, 0 The people are asked to be partners in ? e the enterprise and all, small sharers and ir big sharers, were on exactly the same footing, he said, Each man would get a eern tificate of stock for every hundred dollars 6 putin and if the road paid, as all felt it j would do, each shareholder would get his proportionate share. The people of ? Greenville felt sure about it, he said. He s felt sure of it and had put some of his money in it as had many others in Green- _ e ville. The only thing Mr. Haynesworth ? n said, the road wants- given it were rights ; 2. of way, Thoy asked this and would acept nothing else, if a man wanted to take 1 3 stock, he ooukl do so, but rights of way ip was the only thiug the system wanted given it. IS 8UPT. CLAKK. n _ _ t Mr. Haynes worth was lonoweu oy air. tg Clark, who has been made general maimu ger and superintendent of ,the property. )r air. Clark has had wide and varied experience in managing electrical properties. He told of the Iperfectly enormous earning u of some of these properties and said that '{J in his opinion tne Interubau liue should ? eavn, in this section, not leas than $u,Q00 the mile, in all probability twice that much but he thought $5,000 an absolutely safe " estimate. It would cost to operate the 7' line fifty per cent of the gross earnings u pev mile wuich would make the net earn\ng *2,500 per mile anuuallv. At the maximum cost of $40,000 per mile this would be a line return an an investment for those who put money in it. Mr. Clark said ho c" liad been connected with and was intorested in a number of fine interurban properties but the possibilities in this Piedmont section were the best he knew of 4 anywhere in the country today. lie told of iiow he became interested in the pro ject. He came down to Greensboro to investigate the street railway there and liked the country. Ho and his associates I: bought this property and then the High 8- Poirtt property and had the idea ot eoiuiug ss oil to Charlotte. Meanwhile Mr. Duke had become Interested iu the much larger project and he luiet Mr. Duke through Mr. Thackston with the Ilual result that he ^ had been chosen general manager of the whole system by Mr. Duke. ? Mr. Clark said ho had promL d Mr. Duke to have everything ready l.y the lust of September for beginning work and that Mr. Duke would return from Europe by that date aud that to make good lie must havo things ready. This ? proposed Southern extension must be 'selected by that time. Mr. Duke, ho said, wanted to make the construction the e? most rapid of any electrical road in the c- country and the road bed itself ewould be or saoond only to railroads like the Pennsyl vania, tlieC, C. and 0. and the Tidewater COMMITTEE SUGGESTED. m At the conclusion of Mr. Clark's remark's President Thackston suggested that a ; jBMMMBBUnBBBBAnaHB ne Ra >*v $12.50, TON and $10.50 IK and R om Abbevill st 17. Good ui 3 Trains Da lepers, Dining Cars )beville, 2.08 A. M., 4 j Round Trip Rates >w York $ riladelphia liladelphia & Baltimo C. D. WA^ A. Q. P. / cal committee be appointed to solici ock and that this committee be em jwered to go before himself and th< ther officais as soon as practical. Mi hacks ton called attention to the fact tha le road wonld have no bonds. It ha* aen proposed at first to issue bonds foi alf the construction, but this would no a done. QUESTIONS ASKED. Mr. Thackston was then asked a numbe f questions. In reply to one, he statei hat ho thought something like $60,000 o 75,000 in stock should be subspribed be iveen Honea Path and Greenwood. Whei sked ir this amount was raised, woun iat mean that Greenwood would get th jad, Mr. Thackston said laughingly tha e could not answer that question, i eneral laugh followed this as in the cas [ the next question Jisked by Dr. R. E [ason. Dr. Mason wanted to know o Ir. Thackston if he did not think Green rood would be a city when Abbeville wa till a villiage. Mr. Thackston would no omuiit himself to this proposition bu nid he had a most high opinion of Green ood and thought that the town coul< lake a dollar go farther than any othe immunity in the <State and that it ha< one more on its capital than any other11 of which provoked applause. On motion, then, a committee of five ith the Mayor as chairman was propose) ) the audience and the motion wa irried. Mayor Baker esaid he woul< ppoint this committee later. The meet The Peoples ABBEVD OFFICERS. 8.?G. THOMSON, President. S. A. NEUFFER, Vice-President. R. E. COX, Cashier. FOSE AS A For ONE DOLLAR we will send you tl Stock CetiiflcHiefl, wblcta you can All oul showing to your friendu mr proof tbat yoo present railway, goUi mining and lnsnra TDlng," nut mum doi ok uhcu iu ichii/.o uu (Scud Lwo cents stumps for UlutUrated clrci Washington, D. C Ii We Are Read mer Ca Come and see us\>r We have all kinds of Staple ( Goods, Shoes, etc. We carry a g specialties are : Seed Corn, (Jane fc just uow is a good time to buy an stock of Fruit Jars, half gallons, Rubber?. Our Sales of Coal have b( iug cars every week now and are livery up to November. So hand you wish and relieve your mind c Amos B. Mo: Toa Praam T JkVV VA ViVAIA^ . * Cigai Paints, Oils Wholesale an Up-to-date Di C. A. Mil ' : wl iv*d 111 " ' 1 r --41 llway | , n RETURN. / BTURN | p itil Sept. 1,1910 ily! .'J and Vestibule Coaches :.32 P. M. Apply from Wuhiagtoi: ? '10-00 fiS 6 00 . re on New York tickets i'NE i., Atlanta, Ga., '|| t ing then adjourned. Saturday morning the visitors were, . iSs a carried all over towff in automobiles, Capt. . Evana and Mr. J. W. Spenoe furnishing t their cars. < %?! i ? ? r 19 First St.. So. NorwaJk. Conn., May 1.1900. t The Bloodlne Corporation, Bo*ton, MM*. Dear Sirs: Please send me six bottle* of 3 1m Bloodlne. Enclosed yon will find 12.50 BOMV . . order to pay for lame, Bloodlne la the greet* r eet medicine I ever used for backache end . .. \3 sick kidneys. Yoara truly, E. H. Oar men. . ?J ? C. A. Ml I ford A Co., special agent*. ' J ERSKINE COLLEGE || p has contributed some potent forces to the ' > t citizenship ot Abbeville County through ^ the graduates located in the county. ! Erskine College stands ready to do further good work for s Abbeville County, and to this end solicits v t its school patronage. t Thorough instruction given in all depart* . nients. Two courses leading the degree A of A. B. I The Wylie Home offers an exceptional opportunity to young women ready for the college classes. A J nice new building with all modern conven- v s iences. Young ladies under the care of the 3 President. For illustrated catalogue, write r to J. S. Moffatt, President. Savings Bank. JL.E, s. c. , DIRECTORS. S. G. Thomson, H. Q. Aodenon G. A. Neufler, I. C. GambreU, W. E. Owens. F. B. Gary, J. 8. Stark, B. E. Cox, Jonn A. H&rrfc. CAPITALIST.. bree handsomely lithographed, br<t worthier, , yourself for any amount, and iuwe lot* of (no are wealthy. These certificate* appear to nnee enterprise* anfi look tost like the "real ney on. ONE SAMPLE FOR FIFTY Oentat liar.) ldependent Printing Company y for the Summpaign! sen4 us your orders. Jood?, Farming Tools, Groceries, Dry ood line of hardware. Some of our seed, Millet and all small seed. And Ice Cream Freezer. We have a big quarts and pints, also extra Top* and ?en very satisfactory. We are receivtaking orders for every month's dein your orders now for any month >f the matter. rse Company. aIioaaa f!5 rrnvo vuavvvj vigwA ? rettes, i and Stains lcI retail at the ug Store of ' ford & Co i J