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HENDERSON HELD IN BOND
Numerous Charges Against Him to
he Presented 10 the Grand Jury.

Numerous Charges Against Rim, to
he Presented To the Grand Jury.
Robert Henderson. the colOred man ar
rested early sunday morning. and who. OF
Monday. it is said. confessed thar De was
the assailant Of Moy Sing Noy sam. Lee
Hing. and Lee Wing. and thar he forced
entrances az night into various laundries.
waived a preliminary examination when
arraigued before Judge KimbaII. and
was held iu $4,000 bond for the action
Of the grand jury in two cases o. house,
breaking al night and one case 81 assault
10 Kill His plea iu each case WAS not
gUilJy
The ComplaiEIErs appeared as E3y sam
IN the case OF assault. tC Sill. and Lee Hing
and Oscar L. Beer iu the cases of house
breaking. Eight 0-ner charges have be--
filed against Henderson All viii be p-c-
seu-ed 10 the grand jury. The charges i--
ciude an told four O. assault TO- fiI an
seven Of b0uscbveakiug-
The evening times., 1900-04-05
KEITH WINS HIS SUIT.
The New York Theatrical Manager
Can Play "Lafay yctte."

BOSTON. April 5.-Iu the injunction
suit brought by Manager Hashim against
Manaer b. +. Keith to restrain the letter
from playing Lafayette Mr.. Keith
came cut victorious, Mr.. Hashim admitting
he had no case. AT II O'Clock this morn
ing I'm the United states Circuit Court Mr.
Hashim s lawyers admitted that it was i'm
possible for them 20 sustain their auega-
tions and requested that tho case be dis
MISSED.
Mr.. Keith preferred TO make an issue Of
the matter, which is Of great Importance
to the theatrical profession. but Alr. Ha-
SHIN declined 10 DO battle
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BLAcKBURN's CREDENTIALS.
Presented 30 the senate in the shape
of Legal Papers.

In the Senate this morning the creden-
tials Of j. c. s Blackburn as Senator from
the state OF Kentucky for the term begin-
ming March 4 next were presented by NIr
Jones OF Arkansas. He stated that the
credentials were not the usual certificate
signed by the Governor. but a statement Of
law ard facts in the case in the form Of
sfiidavits
The document Was rather long and he
therefor asked that without reading IL be
printed in the Record and as a document
be placed On iIe. 10 was 50 ordered.
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~ Indereo pn.lenr Trcntmcnt-

BALTIMORE. April Susan Tudley.
the three-year-old daughter OF James
FiHdley OF Washington d. C.. was rccafv-
cd for treatment yesterday at the Plst1ur
department Of the City Hospital. She was
bitten on tho side of the nose by stray
dog Tuesday. Dr. Mackau ir.. dressed
and cauterizod the wound. The dog was
killed and the body sent 10 the depart
menf. DR.. y. g.. Keirle has iuoculated
rabbits ~ ascertain whether the dog was
rad
The evening times., 1900-04-05
Mrs. Letters stock Purchased.

It was rumored on f Street today tist
the Washington Traction and Electric
Company has purchased the stock in the
Metropolitan Railway. held 10y Mrs L.
Letter, over the disposition o. which Mrs
Letter has entered suit in the District Su-
preme Court 1t was said mat the price
paid Mrs Letter was in excess Of the $3.50
a share for which the stock OF the company
was sold TO the syndicate.
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MI.h ncncrnI MiIr., 49,

Chief Joseph. Of tho Nez Perce Indian
tribe. with several Of his sub-chlefs, called
upon General Miles at the War Depart
meut this morning to urge him to use his
influence TO secure the removal of the
remnants OF the tribe from their reserva-
tion In Idaho ba, X TO Oregon, the original
hIme OF the Ne. Perce.
The evening times., 1900-04-05
QUAY CASE GOES OVER.

HaS-Pauncefote Treaty Taken ~ in
the senate
The Quay case was taken up IL The Sen
ATE today, aad Mr.. GallilgeT spoke aga-Ust
the admission Of Mr. Quay. At 3-31 The
resolutions went over t.J tomorrow. AMI
the Senate went into executive session 20
consider The Hay -Pauucefote Treaty.
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Govsrnment,s Demurrer sustaIncd.

The case Of Joseph Bradfeld against Ell
lis Roberts. Treasurer of the United
states, came up for hearing this morning
before Mr.. Justice Hagner upon the de-
murrer fled by the Government to the
bill Of complaint. The complainant prsys
in his bill that the Secretary Of the Treas
ury be restrained from paying over GER
tain sums OF money appropriated by Con-
gress TO the Providence Hospital. St
AIMS Infant Asylum, and certain schools
conducted by religious bodies for the pur-
pose OF instructing Indian pupils. AS
sistant United States Attorney Alexander
II. Semmes appeared on behalf OF the Gov
ernment, and Mr.. Bradfeld appeared in
his own behalf Justice Hagner after
hearing argument upon the question, sus-
tained the demurrer.
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TORPEDO BOAT sTRrNGHAM.
The Little Vessel Comes From the
builders 10 Norfolk

BHildcrs 10 Norfolk.
NEWPORT NEWS Va. April 5.-Tbe
new torpedo boat Str.ngham. which has
just beeen turned ou, hy Harlan Hol-
ling5w0rJh. al Wilmington. Del. has ar
rived az Old Point and is anchored Of The
ChamberIiu Hotel Captain Lewis and
Mr. Redney Clause %: the sbipbuHdiug
firm. are .n charge OF the s..i- sham. The
trim little vessel comes 10 8, waters
for her official trial
On her builders trial she easily made
thirty knots the contract spCei and when
she is taken out for The speed run be- Is
expected that she viii even do better than
that. ia i= understood th3t the trial viii
be made iu the Chesapeake Bay in The
next few days.
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RABIES IN BALTIMORE.
The FH~tcur Institute the Result of
Mad Dos Scare.

The District Commissioner recently ad-
dressed a letter 20 Dr. C. H8mTs1n Jones
Assistant Commissiouer OF Health 0i Bal
timore. making enquiry regarding the
mad dog scare" Ia thzt city Of few
years ago.
DR.. Jones, In his reply. states that as
the result of several children beiug bitten
by a rabid dog IN that city four years ago.
a sum of money was raised and was turned
over 10 the College OF Physicians and sur
geons for the purpose of establishing O
Pasteur Institute.
Dr. Jones states that this institute has
been successfully conducted for a number
Of years by DR.. " G.. Keirle.
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EDUCATION OF WOMEN.
Carnegie Make. Request Tor the
Purchase of Books.


BOSTON. april THE trustees OF thc
Public Library here have received from
Andrew Carnegie q promise 90 give annual
iy the sum Of Slt1. 10 be devoted TO pur-
chasing additional books Tor the -Galatcl
Collection" SO called. relating TO the So
cial. educational. and Industrial progress
Of women. and the donor has forwarded HE
FIRST years subscription In his letter De
says. by way of explanation. Certainly
the change in the condition OF woman is
one, IL not the chief proof Of progress ia
the upward path Of our race"
40 conditions or limitations accompanied
the check. which was dated March I5
Colonel Thomas Wentworth HiggiusOu
who has been chiefly Instrumental iu pIac-
ing this group OF books iu the public libra
ry. viii probably direct The purchases made
from this fund
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A bank Prcsident Resiap..

BALTIMORE, april 5.-President
George 3. Baker. Of the Third National
Bank. yesterday resigned that position
the resignation TO 90 into effect May /.
He also retires as a director in the bank
on that date. Mr. Baker has been presi-
dent Of the bank for seven years and pre-
vious to his election TO this Office was vice
president :Or lree years.
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The uH-saeLa~ctts bryan club.

BOSTON. april The Bryan Club Of
Msrrarbuaet'a ia 10 meet April 70. Jeffcr-
sons birthday. Besides Senator Petit
grew. Senator Jones. the Naiiorel chair
man. Senator Mario. Butler. and Gen.
fTe1 Wiliame ore alao % speak. 10 is
tl be- fI festival
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CONSTANTINOPLE, April 5-Osman
Pasha died yesterday
II was reported from Moscow on March
20 thar the famous hero Of Plevna was
dead. This report was denied two days
later but it was said then that the TURK
ish officer was seriously ill., Csmau Pasha.
formerly general OF the Turkish Army,
was born at Amasia in 1897. His most
famous achievement was al Fieyua. Bull
garia, IN 1871 during the TGrco- Russian
war when he held the city for four months
against a besisgirg Russian army Sew
eral sanEUinary engagements took place
during the siege, the sdvants se lying US
uaily with the Turks through Osmsu
Pasha's great ability in strategy. Final
", however. the Turks were forced 10 SUI
cumb 20 the superior numbers o. Russia
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THE PORTO RICAN TARIFF.

Republican Leaders 20 Discuss the
Subject Tonight.
The Republican leaders of lEa House
decided this morning 10 call O confer
ence Of Republican members tonight at
which the Porto Rican Tarin bilf-with
Senate amendments. viii be considered.
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= Csn-lstnr, a, Rnrnc.

ROME. April "a consistory has been
nzed for April %. when the Pope viii
nominate several bishops to ON sees. No
cardinals viii be named
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The President today approved the rec
ommeudation OF the Navy Department pro-
noting Lieut.. James c. Gilmore to the
grade Of lieutenant commander.
The evening times., 1900-04-05
Guilty OF DeTraudinr Russia.

SEBASToPOL. April 5.-Twen;y-six per-
sons-military ard naval officers and civil
servants-have been founC guilty OF crimi-
nally defrauding the Russian Government
of coal and goods. The naval authorities
will pronounce sentences on them tonor-
row.
The evening times., 1900-04-05

RICHMOND. Va. April "a loving cup
was recently voted State senator Carter
Glass by some Of the local telephone COM
panies Of the State Cor his successful ef-
forts in defeating before the Legislature
the bill to Incorporate the Virginia Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company The cuu
was ordered Of a jeweler here. but when
informed Of the movement Mr. Glass de-
clined TO accept the gift.
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FI-25 To baltimore and Re sI.25
'urn via PcnPsyIVanfa Railroad

Tickets on sale saturday and sunday April :
and :, good TO return until Monday, April . An
trains except Congressional Limited
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PRICE ONE CENT
ADMIRAL dewey Silent
lie Refuses to Discuss His Candi.
dacy for the ?. esideney.

NewSpaPer Callers at the Rhode IsI-
and Avenue Home Informed Tint
re al Say Nothing Until His Re
turn From PhiIadeIphia-Quiet
Departs for the Quaker CITY.
The evening times., 1900-04-05
THE PETITION RETURNED.
The Commissioners Refuse To Re
Scind the Dog WuzEIe order.

The District Commissioners have re-
turned To- George W. Evans the petition
OF 2.ogC citizens requesting the resembling
OF the dog muzzle order. aud have JecIiu-
Cd 10 act iu the matter.
Mr. Evans is informed that the ques-
tiOn OF continuing the muzzle order is uu-
der consideration by a committee. OF the
United States Senate aud that early action
thereon viii probably be taken ina Goa
-resS
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TROUBLE IN THE ORIENT
Russia and Japan Both Making
Warlike Preparations.

The Car Controls Korea by DIpIo-
macy aud by show of Naval
Awaits the First Blow and Il
Making Additions to His Fleet.
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NorfoII. d NNrshinrtnn s,nnmh.
Sd .GO huys Ion sn. q. sonnd nnnrh.

Delightful trips daily at 6;SO p. m. to Old Point
comfort Newport News Norfolk. and Virginia
Beach. For schedule. see page Z
The evening times., 1900-04-05

FIynn's business College. sth md *.
&5-CeHsus ofscc Erauinatlon-s5
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REGRET AN AMERICANS DEATH
sorrow ira japan for Consul General
t.nNNrN,s nemi.r.

VICTORIA. b. O.. April ALL The
newspapers Of Japan received by today's
Empress refer with regret t0 the death
of John F. Convey. the American Consul
General of Kamatawa. which occurred on
March 20 al Yokohama
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Chargcd win Ahdnc1inn-

READING. Pa. April 5.-May Wilson.
who was brought 10 this city last night
from Philadelphia by Chief OF Police NIL
Ter charged with abducting a young girl
the daughter Of a respectable widow. was
committed 10 prison by Alderman Van
Reed in default Of 81 000 bail Chief Mil
Ter has brought a number OF girls 70 Read
ing within the past three months. who
we're lured to Philadelphia and New York
under the pretence that they would be
given situations In theatrical companies.
Luniber News daily aud Lowest
Wices always a. Gth aud y ! ave. Frank IiiIeg
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SI-25 10 Baltimore and Return vim
D. 4 o.. snturdaN md snndnN

April : and Z. good Tor return until following
Monday. Tickets good on al! trains except Royal
Limited
The evening times., 1900-04-05

Frstme Dwellings our specially
Everything necessary lcsc. :. Libbey d CO.
The evening times., 1900-04-05
ASK your druggist for Kretoi.

Si-so buys 100 sd. IT. Flooring.
all one width dressed sides. Cth and y. \. a,
The evening times., 1900-04-05

Carpenters Friendly Corner.
Bring in your lisis ior lowest bids Libbey CO.
The evening times., 1900-04-05

SI-25 buys clear No. Door.
~ nehcs ihick-n0 kngts. T. LibJey 4 Co.
The evening times., 1900-04-05

isads tor instant use at 9th and y. Y. ave.
The evening times., 1900-04-05
DEATH OF OSMAN PASHA
The Famous Turkish GcaeraI E.
piFcS at COnEtantinouIe.

CoNsTANT;NOPLE, April 5-Osman
Pasha died yesterday.
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TROY NEWS.
Quarterly Observation-Disclosures Par
sty New Lodge Debate at the
High SCHOOL,, ...2:'. = .n

Quarterly Observation-Disclosures Par.
gty New Lodge - Debate at the
High School,, ..a;G.r ,
Mr.. q. A. Hanvey, one Of Long Canes rock
bottom farmers, has been hauling COTTON mere
q week, and got fancy prices for II.
DR.. and Mrs. L. w. Sheppard came up from
Liberty last week to see her mother, Mrs. +.
The Blizzard made an unexpected swoop on
ua Saturday, and there is q hard freeze mere.
DR.. E. o. Jenkins, our new physician, ia
friends already. He comes with q first honor
recon- men dalton from the medical colleges.
There must be lay over somewhere With
the Press and Banner. We do not get 1t until
Rev. ". r. Duncan gave q good practical
mental religion" Quarterly conference con-
venes here next Saturday and Sabbath. Kew.
r. A. Child. the new Presialng Eaes n soSha,S %r 20
Mr.. j. 2. Smith from Mccormick was at the
NJ. E. church Sabbath afternoon.
Mr.. A. w. Bradley viii open "a racset tb store
here the first of next month. The merchants
will give him hearty greeting.
Messrs. Russell Bros. have never nau sucn
mammoth stock OF summer goods as now.
Anything from paper OF pins 10 aiiK Dress.
Taeeart with medicines to cure all Ills, and a
Miss Lizzie Harvley raE down from her
school at Woodruff Thursday on visit. She
returned yesterday.
Mr., Eb. w Watson from Lebanon wns among
the many pleasant visitors al the Valentine
party. BeIivue was handsomely represent T.
ed by Messrs Boaggs Kennedy and Wardlaw
Morrah, accompa MED bv Misses Bessie, Janle
and Georgia Kennedy, Mr.. John Cowan, Miss
Lizzie Morrah and Miss Lily Wardlaw. The
presence of these young people added mucn
10 the pleasure of the evening.
A lodge of Knights of Pythias Will pc or
eanized at Mccormick this week. Our toWn
goes down dozen strong to help swell the
number.
MIR. ]. w. McCaslan came down from Green
wood for few days last week.
Mr.. Editor could you have peeped IN our
chapel Friday afternoon you would nave
thought the "Euphemians' and "Amelians'
from Due West had come down to debate
viz: "Do inventions help the laboring class" )"
The young men the affirmative, the Young ia.
dies the negative. After an hour OF spicy
contest, we had TO ring them down, ana while
the boys did some good worksyet our sweet
sixteens' proved otherwise, and elWeayfng
their lsurels very ceiully.S. It wasEa Esd
letter day In Troy High School. Thereafe
now 8 pupils and doing fine work. $ f}
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T. w. Whites Locals.

Notwithstanding the bad weather OF the the
mast week there has been great rush at the
Store Of L. W Whte for those remnaors ops
Just think of 1t! Bleached hune hIaenhs on
nE yaEd IN T'pe peund ot ps packages for esn cents
nnnnd. Also white ducks, white figured
piaues, and white lawns IN remnants all very
cheap.
The prettiest line of mattings ever seen III 10
Abbevlle is now on eXnloltioh a' IL W.
Whites store. Call and see tnen'' ..'
1fvou want percales, prints OF ginghams
very cheap, cali on L. W. Wnlte anu Duy
them4 .''t ~:
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TOWN IMPROVEMENT.
Shall We Sit still, and Die of Dry
Rot; or, Shall We Attempt Other
- SEuferDrjseS 2-RambIIup Talk.

49, s1E1uterpriseS1- 1-hRmDHnR I8lk.
Much has been said. and something has
been written about additional enterprises in
Abbeville.
1t is not at all improbable that the Able.
VILE Cotton Mill will be enlarged this sum-
mer. The night run Is wearing on the men
mill honse " Ill be finished and other nachin-
cry Installed during the year,
Bnt the, question now is. Is AbbeVille Will
Ing, to sitsttiI and be content with what has
been sdone2 Tits true that many of the local
stockhOld TIN the, Cotton mill have nearly
sxhausfsd aelE lst9 give much help in
any WaysbQf6bf 6fRothera who are Just as
able to Hefp3R enterprise as the cotton
|fmtfl EtoQkhHi6 ITO en- courage that en-
k4 There u {{1fGH2 3tfterence between 1895
and the Bfe1f H&Many persons living
Eneat ,fh4< NH ef6 tI3f6S4nterested In any
- flfR63ablishment OF new
|2<eS#e could not get a
Edpllarfof tdeB{f< 1}4$S<We have heard OF
h6swtfHng6616H <3fel1 TO do farmers
Wh0maysb4T51i# d tn build new cotton
aESE6Sh ~ 6f III q ii pBtf5sf enterprise. n he
M ~ 81 "a politics. and take the
a new, company he would
tSssib3e hnda4 The q lBcufnsta ances He was in
20 nanagemen ofthe institu-
Isl ykE sksn, j. .o.SEiiis. J. Hayne
FHnd' 'ot4er nung men! secured about
a5 ~ n ffiSs s8ock Of the'notton mill,
III IS ~ abhs Nas affected and the work
M s d ms I'd be particularly fortu-
a$ 81; 5 as aggf tn the work Of or.
uss gss Hs lev weTt e. over smi,h to
and W8s 81 Ieaderin the organtzation of cot
stoll sndii ins sthat townsaIf he and others
lghonid detertdipe 10 build q mil ], we have NO
soss oe psoss
geffld wiilingly BE p reasonable q amounted 70
More than one stumble tractofs slandsts Of
Ssa as Says sa0 saa
The election Ton 70 deter Minis her
fnG1eW York kx3 4nG NIL I1li,E
Iftont taxes foJ fy
nsha isascsd Us III ins s sss
tai stock Of the "a =.
,eitiaelE mads the
stsSassSsasssilf so%sSs,ns iias sss Sasd
for amplo loySssspf the. ana IL thsre tsa elts
iizen i1 bnsIH snos soenefs sttsd 6y ne
dtstr1oatlan4fa : e punt, ~ 70 Posaa,i
part Of IT. iIl8ge containsa as many
white people, 6shadfn allthe town in 1885,.
They recsfTe Ebod wages in cash: and many
Iof them seek good investments for
OF course no attempt will ever be made to
build q mill to compare with that one which
we have, but a small knitting mill would
help. A small yarn mill would add some
thinEyto the business Of the town. Or any en-
.terprfse which uses raw material and pays
money to operatives, would be of advantage.
United Sactlon could bring something, but
without unity the town will likely sit still
and, AZ hespeopl so WILL it, the place can die
d This ftcf Sas sne schemes to work. and is
ansps te ns,e a saRy,hing; sl dng;.r, We only
whici We al; fo earn our bread and
keep QUITO tbE po6f House. But we are will
Ing to lend u HAND TO any feasible scheme
that nyh6d may Eetu ~,
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HaddOn's Locals.

b Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Haddon will leave soon
for. New York TO buy their spring stock.
N A chance to buy cheap spring Dress,
Still have q few patterns of fine French Silk
and Wool Dress Goods, original price 75c 10
81; to close the lot SOC will get your choice.
. pieces Black Crepon. one to two dress pat
terms to q piece. will sell at big reduction tC
make room for spring stock.
+ Now Is the time to buy your Spring Wash
Goods. The largest stock to select from.
You ought to see the New EmbroiderIes
inst opened.
For first-class. up-to.date Dry Goods Had
don's the place. S.h5
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SOLD AT EIGHT CENTS,
Kept Their Cotton for Higher Prices
- and Realized . Handsome PROFIT
bY S0 nOiuE. &t1s 49,, =, ~. .:..g32 X ~ n

We learn that Mr.. E. 2. Seymour, Of White,
Hall. has been keeping his cotton tor q rise.
One day last week he went TO Greenwood ana
sold his crop by sample. the cotton to be de:
livered next day II he had waited until ne
delivered the cotton be would have received
slO2 more than he did. The price just Kept
rising and Mr. Seymour did'n want, 10 tase g
any chances on It's going down, and SO ne
sold and let it rise, even after he 6ad Part9a
with his crop Notwithstanding MS sns JOSS gaN Q,
ahead of those who sold early In the season.
Hon. w. H. Parker of this city is one OF the
most successful cotton raisers IN this sectlon,
and last year he got 1t into his head that COT.
ton would be higher aud he would not sell at
six cents. He wanted seven cents, ana ne
didn't sell. Last fall he had an idea that COZ,
ton would 20 TO eight cents, and so he helo
last years crop and the crop OF the previous
year for eight cents. When the parKets
touched the eight cents point he sold MS col.
ton. The price Is still going up, and ltis 1alr
to presume that Mr.. Parker regrets tnat ne
didn't walt little longer. When man eau
make cotton cheap, and then hold IL lor =
rise, he is strictly prosperous iarmer.tst
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=
!! Don't faii nall aud see my line OF Station.
ery. II cost goo nothing to look and we will
be more than glad to give you the very lowest
prices on same.fhl i am sure have the largest
line In; the city. Milford's Drug Store.
Phone i0L
Paper, paper, envelopes. tablets. pens and
pencils, In fact everything our school children
need yon will be sure to3rnd at Mtlford's
Drug Store, Phone 1T. .. /.
I handle all kinds OF books, school books
blank books, copy books, order books,s MEM
orandum books, composition books and
others too numerous TO mention. Mtlforcs
Drug Store, Phone lO7.
Boys, / have the candy and you have the
girls, call and let me show you my line OF
"Nunnally's" always fresh. 1 have " shipped
every week, also a complete line OF fresn
"Nelvet" candy. M!Iford's Drug Store.
DIR. Hills headache pow dars both old an
new style at Speeds.
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The newest things in Ia
dies Neckwear at Smiths
Drv Goods and Millinery.
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We claim to have the best
$1,OO Kid Glove that is sold.
Smiths Dry Goods and Mil
linery.
FOR SALE.

r OFFER FOR SALE FIFTY ACRES OF
i land within the Incorporate limits of the
town of Abbevile. Can be divided into Two
tracts of twenty five acres each. titles per-
fest. Terms easy. Price low. Apply TO
j. W. w. MARSHALL.
Nov. lst, '99.
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9,nr zatcb.vord is promptness. Give US
phone order and how 9ucs we est wls aa Io pn
The goods Sos IN oP yG"r phone IS o Mords DRUG
Store. g.
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My special work Ia to look after the pre-,
scrlption case. fill all my prescriptions and
see that they are delivered to your MONIES
promptly. Milford's Drug Store, Phone lU1.
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