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* I * (ON V1CTUS AN THIE ROAS. * To the Editor of thc News anl Cour Ivr: Ahor e. anl editorial whi-:h a;meartfl I yci ri palper a few%' v.tecks ago the Ik re alparer this leadilne: ".\rv Chail Ganig.; \ !se?" Thwn lt- article, coil Unnuing, <Iuloteul fromn thel, Ahheville Pres~s arnd liannerol to the e4fect that collvitstrs at p rrSVnt as ust'l ui poll the' public roads Iin .\bbeville couinty wvere extravagantlly expln:,ive, ai:, ( thitt ill<?ir wor k resillIti'd ill 110 profitit > " ativan3 ige to Ihe (colilty. It is he lieveri that 019-1e Is a. re.al groundi for corptain ti a d avancel by the P're s an3:l 11111nn .er Iili r certainl practical (uvilitiolS..\5 far as the 1iluter.'.ignied ha.- her-n1 abl- to de4terrnlinle, thwn- is nO eConorny. Inl wor-king coniviets in) sinll artewhere. the e.xpf'-nSe of Iur( I nii):f 'l A, - ion I e (1 a r. be econl, :11. anfil aill.an11 if coni% tf-. la blor is; rnorea p rn.th nra.T w are Inanly <ltails;I'. Iha coubil be o n into hIr n Itr In: filn tii :-1If jetI , 1hat., th1 : v l i I- o % r tlil'tnid o h o."..ion, u w i inu i s h .'. ter (ti3 14 o pr 'oi'bs, liior1 'i irt i Jtt i 1 I i icl tn qu t' "f u :1 i>' e p 1 i1 t al b4 I tI 1 I) .( v: V I 11i :: ;li h-i 1o ( i-! ( 1h ' w ith he e rie-t. In tha h : i.- th bll est. u1.4f, hi b . a w,- Iaol of t e- ." Ivr youl r for 14 bi ir uw onl pub lic r, adis \\~h I ton. l ay not and inI ' a rt 1e' , o otit ' l I':: I' i l fI IIa bo r !lua *" b4 , v co entrvat11, i nt 1 1 r:'e workiing: ;)art1io.., :<.1y )roin t I o h. un1. 1 (I r il to li . tI h rJ , ill I re or I i Inwn inl vach, 1[ an lwhe by uingw t11wni1 1n this na y on) inibliv works, beingi ex centil 1 n a' .SySternaie, hen iv 1p11 coniviel labor wouldl very 41r0b0h!y, h1e(oine :I r tt-a n r linthi wa~viy l th v ra' n r Nig e - ml b. (1s 1n l as an l l*,iehl 111-raIifion fil 1 1ub bw re identi 1 n'intr. Thel<!ir1110 4loany~w details1 11 t , lb t th . n', n w ill bt 10, thee :o r it "tag fox:n llt, inl 4-il I'o in . i 'w fil, ,titin 11t'ra~var.:: %\h w111xolld 11h41r4 h'l for thevil tol b iilo h- that1 th11v a inaY hanv" : ";air :1:111 p I 'll , r fori- 14 (-lle -, 'N ! w lo 0 --ii . 11h1-4 1111-1'., 11 i.; he hv d flu:! 11-or, wouhid ht nit presentjl notil front which the 111at1 for b deri.z s oitable a re turn4 forl' kI: ep bn , rIli.n1!l *l v~i ?!,1 n li. o l l (i n seIa I l.ilt.,. by ' (win di.; but I I ' r Coliuibl would concentrate their convicts on one highway at a time, taking first the old State road, which ider (te proposed new system of Iligh ways, becoies by raime the Cell tral state highway. Then this road under co fcelitra tel rffort would very shortly be splendidl lyN 1.rainled, properly gradtedl ainl suit ably crowled, tan(1 all nad1e4 ready to l(cei e I the sirfaciing linn terial. Oi tIe other hanld, at the present pa e it. will be liany years before this ro:1 will have beel cotpliletf l inl thils in:inier. There ilight be several Ihigh uy I ;i t process of Intprov irint In t1he slate at tlie saine tile by largLe bodios of convicts. The counity roa4Ls or- ltIer corln iercitil feeders to the Stateo highways Vo1id of oirsP, have to b, looked afterI, but hiis e(til d iio bly be ac crPi !;eud clm:cper a In d Tllrle 'ad of hired nien. 'rtatinly it i.; not interaliij inl this vornr Ion, :,. 'a':IId tI .'o inlto Ith va riou- itail; whi . would (f 1/:' i iv s ;I'' ii-fl . ii is'n a it o uip n- 0I:1 i , i :, 11:1 ppH:4v 0 h i r .1~ ~ ~~~~h care I frel(iix u of Iih . and 1: to Iow II 1 co v ie t niet hie-ia ;r i1 h;hy.d ing h io ths !In I the di:. of winteor. whe I it woil oifi I.( bIe.-t to I ry onil !,(:IIIly!b iln , ,by v in H14 o11 tlh , tinn'f and labo i 1 n 1 i it . ;1-!; ro rin :- :t ill d i i " 'I: '. rI , ing ' '1a ri s I to ! 0 44 -1. 1; 1r11- h on ! : r -, - .in ;t Piilek.ll fll aol 1n 2-of 1d::' lom.t' 2. in the dran~ir y trn in) operIcI.- onI , e. . :11 fil ' l~i .. i ' f144 ' Tho forii' ini i..aks .\r. -:dtor he . Thinkling Ib:'l !;omli planl Ini tl ;, !:: Ie I t is d1i rfv Ii n w h \ tich Wwlbl bh o t n111 y pro!A!tab!c ;inll (o-(!f h t:it 11h( f:i lm,'i :iffoird an oppior f.* hI IIl.1: for 4h he -It r ln o fI f the1If4 con 44;I' I I I~ lI W I I I T 111 )II. 1 n1r ixstoi, . , I . "of- \ ! .1 i ('O l 'N -N !"1 11-.11, I'UA: " 1 1-:T - 1T Th'len Volsll 11- . xf Cornls to4) mp 01r '.:'s WNI ill om "(lean Off" 11:41 you ve w cornl p -4l off af' h r you're wu 4.1 "(;#.I: it" onI it ? \\' ll, I I rm in ,-pi41:1: r . m Ir Ii: ' I\n y III a I :( ;I a hi;,I : to it. .I it' a !i111 - " I- I )I" o . it d rif..4 ;0 L L-t! U :4,; ' .I \' - I' I ,f 4 I* O. n -one . 44oi I *li444h e. u k . r N4,4 --o d r e ly ..la at Opr .,(Housea Sept 2 nd.:1 The Logical Store For Style and Quality Seekers < eWhat we offer this fall: The maximum amount of quality at minimum prices--"style as well as economy will be the striking features of our stock this fall. No matter how dis criminating in style, exacting in quality, or careful in price, .you will find all your requirements met in our various lines. Please pay us a visit. / What about that New Suit? SHOES! SHOES! We have all the newest models and goods trimmed The newest styles in Ladies Footwear with fur and braid all the new shades. Why showing Buttons, Patent Plain Toes with not get your suit early prices from $10.00 to $30.00 Caeet lc osvr rtynm ___ $10900_____to __$30.00 ___ bers. Patent Plain Toe, front lace, black Special 36 in. black Messaline only 89number. Speial36in.blck esalie nlyo C English walking Gun Metal Shoe, .front 8pecial 36 in. Plaid Taffeta only $1.00 lace and low heels, all these numbers are 36 in. all wool Serge all shades 5Oc very pretty and attractive and reasonable in price. Big lot 27 in. Silk Finish Poplins only 25c $3.00 to $4.00 27 in. Silk Stripe Garbadine only 25c Special 27 in. White Ratina only 1OC 27 in. Pencil Stripe Poplin only 20C Nurses' Shoes, cushion sole. All wool French Serge Dress combined with black Taffeta only - $600 School Shoes, leather sole. Silk and Wool Poplin Dress the latest $ style and the new shades only - Best values'ever offered in New Skirts all wool Serge new style sizes 22 to 34 waist special value only - - $5.00 Men's Work Shoes. Big special this week in Ladies Rain &-4 Coats only $5.00 and - i $350 PI Beautiful assortment of Serge combincd with Boys' Dress Shoes $1.50 to $2.50. Plaid Silk and stripe, just received, from_ $8.50 to $12.50 Boys' School Shoes $1.50 to $2.50 :3 ur Annual Faln POpening wil be bThursday, Sept. 23rd A Cravert cordtoa invited to com er.n OpecEiglis wakn Gu Meta She front;i!1,71 rV ii e toi~c th$ t8c Our line of stylish Ho Shesolwlees --elafin ready fo v e rcdyo-wear garments I colleNe. S eis worth your inspection Boyre s ' Dres SheC1.0t.$.0 $8K"t 125 Boy' chol hos 1.54tj$i5 m tlilitlititiitii...i....t....iititlitltliiiititliittittitiititlititirtitittf Ou Anul al Oenngwil em r* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * .is. Saxon had beenvi 111arii(.ed twice, S. C. Batailion. i was WO1II1(led at arol111( Waterloo wish heir first husband having been Mr. (lie battle of Dooncahoro. '111 '( 3 (4 i of happine. i. awlins of Abbeville counlity. Fromits it s15d1Ir and as a private citi'iq .\Miss Annie lIawkins and Mr. lennet he prolid and Is Passing lo tel' t COUGH A (01 Waterloo, S. C., SCpt. 1.-This com1- Ilawkins. eir marriage to Mr. Saxon.,nal Camp Ground will lave Many fl- 801o8 chtng a cold al munity was deeply saddened Sunday took place about fifteeg years ago and d witl soro. i was ahout eit. tr sittig next to 011 who has sneez w hen the news of the death of Mrs. J. from this union there ar- three chil- years Of age and spent all of Is life ed, then It is that a tie( and tested W. Saxon was spread. She died Sun- dren all of whom survive her. irs. In this county, remedy should be faithfully used. "t (liy morning at 6 o'clock at her home Siyoji 'was a most estimable woman, [i. W. C. Thompson and Miss -a- never wroto a testimonial before, but,, lout three miles from this Place. She it good Christian and fiue neighbor. mie Fowler of tie Mt. Plensatnt sc- fakilyPor.tivelg'hatewoDiMcoveryaIs had been sick for about tirce months Another death that has saddened our tion were happily married last Sunday the best, cough romedy we ever used and for the past few weeks litt'le hope town during the past few days wUH afternoon. 'ho bride Is the attractive and we have tried them all." 0C and* was held for her recovery. The fOn- that of Mr. Mark Elmore, who passe1 and popular daughter of Mr. John $1.00. cral services, londucted by Rev. .1. A. away at the home of his daughter,- Fower and the groon Is a rising Martin, was held Monday morning at Mrs. Jones Nelson Monday afternoon. young physician of Waterloo, Who is IOnuin1 Etched Goblets, lce Cream, eleven o'clock amid a large gatnering Mr. Elmore was a Confederate veteran, making a great sces in his choson Saucers, Ice Tea Glasses, at 75c pe. ofsorrowing friends and relatives, having been a member of Co. B, 1st career. Their many friends in and R M. & . . WILKES & Co.,