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gJust received big lot of Um.
brellas. Try one at 81. It is
guaranteed and is a big bar
gain. P. Rosenberg & Co.
commencement In Due West.


um. the Oratorio Club will sing "The Prince
of Peace" An admission fee OF Is and 10 cts.
will be asked. Miss Stack, Mrs. G. +. Todd
Miss Watkins, Miss Lola Moffatt. Miss Jennie
Galloway, Miss JAMIE Jay. DR.. E: H. Edwards
Rev. James Boyce, Mr.. D. s. Edwards and
Mr.. G. w. Hanna will take the solos, and Mr.
w. w. Edwards and Misses Jennie and Ellen
Edwards will assist In the quartet. The
choruRes are many and pretty.
Friday evening the Eiocution pupils under
the direction of Miss Stack. and the String
Club. under the direction of Miss Watkins.
Miss Edith Little and Miss Lois Moftstt will
graduate In eIocutlon that evening.
Thursday and Friday the students OF the
Seminary will stand their examination TO
which the public Is invited
Saturday night the closing exercises Of the
Seminary viii take place In the A. K. P.
church. MIR. E. P. Lindsay and Mr., j. 4.
Millen will read graduating essays. Or. W.
L. Pressly will deliver certificates OF gradua.
tion and address the students.
Sabbath morning Rev. D. N. Mclaughlin,
OF Chester, 8. c., will preach the sermon be.
fore the graduating classes OF the TWO col.
Sabbath night Rev. D. g. Philips, OF Bradley
will preach before the students OF the Sem
The Board Of Erskine College will meet on
Monday.
Monday afternoon the Art Reception will
be held BY Miss Watkins and her pupils. In
the Female College chapel, from to $50
O'Clock. The String Club will play during
Monday night is given over to the Societies.
In the Philomathean Society r. E. Ransom
will preside. r. w. Mcdaniel is the Junior
orator and E. N. Orr Ia the Senior orator.
K. B. Pharr and w. P. Robinson will debate
an Interesting literary question. The medals
WILDE delivered by Rev. r. l.. Robinson Of
Camden, Ala.
In the Euphemian Society James P. Pressly
will preside. g. E. Morris and D. M. simpson
will discuss the ever-interesting Dispensary
question. r. A. Lumms is the Junior orator
and j. w. Simpson makes the reply Tor the
Seniors. Mr.. A. q. Brite OF Chester Is the
Medal orator.
Tuesday the 1lth is commencement day In
Erskine College Twelve or fifteen will grad.
uate. d. F. Y. Pressly will deliver diplomas
and announce distinctions.
The Anniversary Address will be delivered
by Rev. J. w. Stagg, D. D.. OF Charlotte. n. Z.
Tuesday night will be devoted TO the Alum.
nj. Several brief, bright addresses Will be de-
lvered.
Wednesday, the 18th, is commencement day
in the Female College. Twenty.three young
ladies will read their graduating essays and
the vocal and piano pupils will sing and play.
President Boyce will deliver the diplomas and
the prizes will be delivered.
Wednesday night the Reception Will be
given at the Female college.
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Cheap Rates to Buffalo.

"Tbe Ses board Air Line Railway. the short,
line from all points in South Carolina 10
buffalo. N. Y, offers choice of routes to the
Pan American Exposition Of all rail- via
Washington, or via Norfolk and the famous
steamer lines niverging from that point.
and through Vestibuled trains 1t insures
comfortable sale and quick trip. Round trip
tickets from all points In South Carollna on
sale April 3Oth TO September Soth lncluslyee' We
SN sSoCi s37. To- Tickets on sale April 81. until
further notice at rate of s3S.l5 limited 70
fifteen days from date Of sale u,
For any further Information address VIM.
Butler Jr., Division Passenger Agent, SaVan-
Agent, Columbia, s. c.. r. Z. L. Bunon; Gen.
ersl Passenger Agent, Portsmouth, Va"
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To arrive on Thursday; so
doz. Negligee Shirts 81 value
at 75c, $3.50 value at 81. T.
Rosenberg & Co.

Foolish waste of life is pitiful to see;
and the bitterness it brings in the end
to the disco soul Is beyond
words to express.
We can only have the highest hap
n;ness having wide thoughts and much
feeling for the rest of the world as well
as ourselves.
Itisin our own power to attune the
mind to cheerfulpess and clearness.
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Try our Stretchy Seam Draw.
ers. Fit and workmanship
guaranteed. Only so cts. P.
Rosenberg & Co.

1 have now ready for inspection an elegant
line OF Sam pies for Tailor made Suits or SIM
pie garments-Pants q specially. Come and
have your measure tax en- and get som ething
good something good ahd dressy.
Don't forget to look at my sample OF Wall
Papering.
Footwear. For shoes, slippers and hosiery,
60 or send 10 HaddonH.
Keep the dandruff out Of your head by
using Pine Tar Shampoo and Koch's Dan
druff euro. For sale at Milford's Drug Store.
Ice drinks, cold drinks, cream drinks. ale
drin ks, In fact any sort Of drink made can be
found at our fountain. The Speed Drug Co.
We carry complete line OF glass all sizes.
putty and sprigs OF put them In With. Our
prices are right. The Speed Drug Co.
The spring OF the year Is on US, now Is the
time to take medicine and feel good all sum.
mer. We have any kind Of patent medicine
you may want, also some OF our own make
that we guarantee to be as good AZ the best
The Speed Drug Co.
Nice lote OF fresh Canvassed Hams, Picnic
Hams and Breakfast Bacon Just in. Amoa B.
Morse.
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Interstate Fireman's Tournament
Newberry, 8. c., June 5th.6th, 1901
SoufherM Railway

Auoounces reduced rates to Newberry, s,
n and return from all points within the State
Of south Carolina, Including Augusta, Ga.
One first class fare for the round trip for indi,
yiduala, and still lower rates for Flremen and
Brass Bands In uniform, ten or more on one
Dates OF sale June 4th, and for trains sched-
uled to arrive Newberry prior to noon OF June
5th, final limit June 9Th. ,, ,uo
For detailed 10 formation address any agent
of the Southern Railway.
W. H. Tayloe, a. G. P: A., Atlanta; Gs.
K: ". Hunt. T; A., Charleston: Gs g. "
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Grasluaeetl with Honor.

The Mobile Herald, In giving an account OF
the Barton High School, makes note OF the
the fact that Miss Minnow H. Moore, daugh.
city, graduated with the first honor OF her
class, and was valedictorian. Miss Moore, II
will be recollected, Ia one OF the young ladies'
who was on q visit last summer to their un-
ole, Mr.. g. Il. Moore. Many friends In Abbe-
Vile are glad Of the young lady's success.
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MR.L.P. SMITH. manager, will run an extra
train over the Southern on Tuesday June ii
from Anderson to Charleston. passing Hodges
at 40 p. no. The fare Ia $500. Returning
leave Charleston at ten O'Clock. A. M. June
i3 For further information apply TO Mr..
Bradley Reese.
Slipper sale, good reliable goods, but, our
numbers are broken, hence. they go on the
hsreain counter, Call Early,
Haddon's.
Read Kendalps ad. this week, for Corsets,
Pants. and Ladies' Hose and then come IN
and get a good bargain for little money.
Drop Stitch Hose at SO cts., good value al oo
cts.
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A Word to the Ladies'.

Read the Laundry ad this week OF Mr.. c. p.
Hammond, and you will see he can laundry
your shirt waists and skirts In first class STYLE
Blankets and quilts washed right before
packing away
Mr.. Hammond's Laundry is great institu-
tion in our midst, and he should be patroniz-
ed we'll by our home people.
Send your collars to the Laundry, and es-
pecially your shirt waists, as he has an expert
frOner.
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The most compleete line OF brushes TO oe
brushes, nall brushes, hair brushes, clothes
brushes, whist brushes, In fact any kind OF
brush you want. Tne Speed Drug 70.
When In need OF anything In the way OF
nice perfumery, we are headquarters. Mill
tord's Drug Store.
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SneaEiuy as sharon.

]. y. Jones, ed,lor ofihe Icon,cIast and , ro,
litical Ishmaeliie and Social Reiormer, VIII
speak AZ Sharon School House on next Fri
day. Subject. political condition OF South
Carolina, wh ich has no Parallelin the History
or American Politics; also. Some Laughaole
Experiences Among the Politicians Since
Boiled the Reform Movement in 1897"
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HOnOred Guest.

Editor Plttman OF the Carolina Baptist was
in town last week In the interest OF bis paper,
and while fn the city made pleasant call on
the Press and Banner. The Press and Banner
loves TO be on good terms with us oretnfen,
within It's wallis than Editor Pullman. VIII"
makes pleasant report OF his visit to Aooe'
vi
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|I![73ZTE

Our fee returned if we fail. Any one sending
sketch and description of any invention will
promptly receive our opinion free concerning
The pateutability of same. How to Obtain
Patent" sent upon request. Patents secured
through US advertised Tor sale at our expense:
notice, without charge, in THE PATENT RECORD,
an illustrated and widely : ulated Journal
consulted by Manufacturer .!nyestefs,
Send for sample copy FR' : Address,
VICTOR y. EVANS d 90.
(Patent AttorueFsD
Evans Building, WASHINGTON o.
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Musical Treat.

matchless Oratorio, "The Prince of Peace" in
the Ersk Inc Auditorium at Due West on the
night of June 9th, beginning at eight o'clock.
Every body should 60 TO hear II, and TO see
the bouquet Of beauty.
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BOARD DIRECTORS.

Township.
P. B. Callison, ]. Add. Calhoun and Joseph
Lake, Kirkseys Township.
], Add. Calhoun, Joseph Lake and X. w
Townsend, Fellowship Township.
]. Add. Calhoun, Joseph Lake and r, w
Townsend, Brooks Township.
J. W. Lyon and A. X. Watson. Indian Hi
Township.
Abbeville, e. O., Jan. II, 1900.
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At the A. r.. p, Church, June 9th.

Ass Wy
The Associate Reformed Presbyterian
Church will be open next Sabbath at IL q. m.
and 5 o. NJ. The pastor will preach 10 the
morning on the subject. "Christ 10 Society"
In the afternoon the topic Will be. Above
All. Through All and In You ALL" The pub
he ia cordially invited.
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Dwelling House 10 Rent.

That commodious dwelling house OF Mrs.
Agnes Robinson is for rent. For particulars,
apply 70 B. 8. Barnwell, National Bank.
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Try our stretchy Seam Draw
ers. Fit and workmanship
guaranteed. Only so cts. F.
Rosenberg & Co.,
Office DAVIS.

Office Days.
The County Supervisor will be 10 hls ONCE
an Saturdays, and public days. II persons
Who have business in the office Will come on
those days they will not be disappointed.
G. N. Nlckols,
County Supervisor.
March, s. 1901. IT,
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The nobbiest Straw Hat is the Alpine and
Telescope. You will find them at L.. w.
Whites.
FOR Ice call at Maxwsll's Market.
Phone No. /.
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Picnic.

At Atreville on June Is and game Of ball.in
the fternoon between Antreville and Lowp-
desville. Public are cordially Invited to come
with full baskets.
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Wednesday, June 5, 1901.
Small Enterprises Pay when COnduc-
ted Right.

Mr.. c.. P. Hammond is making decided
success with his laundry and the grace OF
work is improving each week. He Is well
pleased with his Investment and as summer
advances he will reap good dividend rom
his laundry. Send him your clothes TO clean
and press aud your shirts, collars ana cuHs 10
La
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Mothalipe may be placed in direct contact
with tt most delicate fabrics without fear OF
Injury by stain or bleaching. For sale ny
Speed Drug Co.
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For Sale.

One thousand cords of wood wanted, by
Abbeville Electric Light & Power Co.
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We are oyerstocked on box paper and fine
stationery, II must 60 regardless Of expenses,
il you can use a good box OF paper cheap call
at the Speed Drug Co.
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Religious Services.
Sl.4O Per Cord.

Preaching next Sunday at Lebonon by Rev
]. f. Mckinnon, com menclng at four O'Clock.
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Estate Of Jennie Kellar, Deceased
Notice Of Settlement and Appli-
cation for Final Discharge.

TAKE NOTICE that on the 10th day Of
l. June, 1901, will render fnal account
OF nv actings and doings as Admtnistra-
tor of the Estate OF Jennie Kellar, deceased,
In the Office Of Judge OF Probate for AbbeVille
County at 10 O'Clock q. M, and on the same
day will apply for q final discharge from my
trust as such Executor.
Ali persons having demands against said
estate will present them for payment on or
before that day, proven and authenticated or
he forever barred. Joel w. Fisher,
May %, 1901. Administrator.
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A good yoke of steers for sale. Apply to
Thomson Bros.
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Cheap Summer Trips to Southern and
Florida Coast Resort.

Southern Railway announces summer
Tourist rates to Southern coast resort, the
land island, Ca, Pablo Beach, Fla, Morehead
CITY, N. g., etc.
Tickets now on sale.
For detailed Information apply to any
w. H. Tayloe.
A. &. p. A., Atlanta, Ga.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-12-14
III HCoL IV1 OOy
GAG Eis olson Street NE.
" ebster School,

The Maple that always wearing green
She knew that she had late shabby
The Oak Beech Chestnut depoed shabness
And ALL Hemlock change
For fashion plates We'll rustling
said,
"And like the Tulip splendid gold red'
1.-The cheerful sunfower suits BEST the lightsome
replied
The Margold my be- Chestnut spoke with
-
The sturdy old oak took time hnk garing
The Glyfower rich, I fol my choose"
So tree in all the
According to its wish long brilliant
And here through
They wished to be like fowerndeed they
u Thomas in Wide Awake.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-12-14
A Hint for the Master.

My is Fido. large st. Bernard with long,
curly hair OF yeowsh brown. day
the market dinner brought back what
the asked whined
lay down because they
ready they had The smell Of the made
hungry went out in the back and
dinner After awhile the cook thought of
call but lying the porch asleep. When they found
out had the meat they colded awfuy said that
they would not send the
went and they had to send
to the market When home they
dinner said good
l go to the market quite often Charles
B Seventh Grade, 2708 Bloomington Avenue.
Irving School,
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-12-14
CONSUMPTION on suGAR.

The worlds consumption Of sugar, it is
said, has easily doubled in the last fif-
teen years. In Great Britain it is trebled,
America and England standing at
the head of the list of sugar
consumers. According to a recent medical
authority sugar is potent factor in the
creation of energy and the maintenance of
stamina. He thinks that the in
creased height and weight and i'm
proved health of the English
speaking people is largely due to
the increased consumption Of sugar.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-12-14
And the Judge Banished Him.

The first dog owned who
Bob his tail short. We bought him he
raising spoiled
Of things around the house such shoes, Clothes
When grew older he fight any
and always a victor although many
with his victories. He
chicken each morning that he had killed from neghbors
chicken house and laying it o the porch
But the crisis day when policeman
father business leaving
the policeman alone with the The policeman
in fun and said he would take The
the policeman move toward than he
jumped him his leg tearing
badly before could him let did
leg great many safety pins police
last got himself into shape go home.
After this little experience the dog given to who
lived in the country. Donald Simpson,
A Eighth Grade 135 Iyndale Avenue N.
School.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-12-14

boat. schooner lies at anchor near by,
from which half dozen or more of these
small boats fish. 1t returns to port when
1t is loaded, or at night, as the case may
be. The men all share and share alike
of the cargo, the captain receiving
larger portion and the owner of the vessel
one-quarter of the profit The business is
carried on almost entirely by negroes.
Sponge gathering is one of the important
industries along the coast of Florida, more
than 100 vessels bei1g engaged solely in
this trade.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-12-14


late IN the afternoon when returned Iag very
leo o paying went back the sheep found scat
tered among the fields, and
never to let them these many wild
A' ''-4
The first thing did to try to Get them ou o the
"oods but 1t dark know what to do
nearo the wolves growing all supposed they were
eating the sheep could to the bouse and
parked and scratched the seeing did
not nave the sheep followed seeing the
condition of the sheep he and we finally
to get the flock together although night and three
sheep lost - ~
never left the sheep to have night
Ing Inis again -Mabelle Fruen,
A Seventh Grade C1onwood Cnn;
Sumner School
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-12-14

- u Ou 4AlS jour A6y like
milkman peddling his milk.
He would rut the pail on the
doorstep and bark with great
force. Somebody would come
to the Go0r, take the milk.an
sometimes pay him for his
trouble by giving him some
thing 10 eat.
Prince cfter sat on the door
step, and when he heard the
wolves bowling in the woods,
he would bark very loudly,
because he knew they would
tear the little lambs and
calves into pieces and devour
them. Edna Dunn
800 Upton Avenue S.
A Fifth Grade,
Lake Harriet School.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-12-14
A PrinceIy Dairyman.
sonOra Eauanan,
81 Third Street n.

Many my grandmother had 4 dog
Prince He large black dog with curly hair pair
large, silky that nearly his black eyes
In oden times they had but the wells
built up with rock like that would find the roadside
grandmother going after pail morning
ground slippery from the slipped
we'll Fortunately Prince with her. put
the edge caught
safe ground
Sometimes the neighbors dry
pail of milk by Prince She put
and point in the direction 60 Away
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-12-14
Happy Forever After.

fldo was poor little Esquimo dog
not white and clean like that of
III wnlle put was black and dirty When Fido pup
70 poor Deggar who had trained him
legs with little basket in his mouth owner turned
the gnd organ Fldo would have to sit there morning till
gn9 oeggng One day rich along pity on
Fldo and asked the beggar to sell him
fof twenty-five dollars said the beggar him. and
away ne went with Fido whose clean and
VINO I1Ves a happy life -Langdon Dunke1berger
n 0nlh GFade 4S9 Fourth Street NE.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-12-14
The Hundredth Lamb.

once had little dog whose would
after the sheep with help them together.
But night forgot to for the sheep When thought
it hurried home going
nowhere around On the Fido bringing
counted the sheep missing
counting and hurried away.
After had driven the sheep my supper
started out to find Fdo
woods found Fido bringing home
A Fifth Grade, Ernest Pierce
Webster School. 646
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-12-14

was by mothers side when she died. Ny shot
her because she old very lonely long until
day beautiful little girl about old
masters house to stay few We played hideand
GEEK until the little girl could any
bought nice little ball which she rolled caught and
brought it back again and again At night slept her little
bed with her. blind in eye very
that little girl will be married She my
A Fifth Grade, Bertha Aufderheide
Hamilton School. 5059 Lyndale Avenue N.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-12-14
Threw Down the Glove.

My is Fido will tell ny experiences One
day when walking about the yard Mr.. Tabby In
stead of shaking hands did other thing him
full tilt had tumble
the and hind leg almost parayzed Tabby
had enough strength left climb
the fight and horsewhip
yard while tried
Then dressed wounds, you Tabby kept
Of my way after that
Sixth Grade Henry Willett
Holmes School.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-12-14

1ers from which had always been up
smiled at it. waited time still that
come The idea with that yet my
breakfast and it to that good
should take all the papers; might
oehooVed him to get with respectable With
only, took the strap firmly between
laid 1t at masters What
The attention received would any
less sensible dog In the midst of ALL my
old Fido, did didn't you?
back like good fellow tried to make him
couldn't and back had to looked reproachfuy
could at that boy,
my most dignfed air He pretty surprised finally
to laugh Of couldn't
must confess disappointed think I
venerable old with this family they
this with indoent
habits Of the clerk Gail M. Farmer
A Eighth Grade, 3O27 Holmes Avenue s.
SCHOOL
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-12-14
Adrift in the Rose Garden.

Bow-wow was having just the finest kind of tme
ming the trees in the garden,
voice Oh dear mel that naughty
rosebush spoiled by
having much fun think doing
mischief time having a little
body to disturb always getting into
mischief. Bow-wow! Frances Tierney.
Sixth Grade Quincy
Van Cleve School.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-12-14
A WhOIe-SOuIed Optimfst.

am little pug dog named Fido people
great deal OF me- am led to believe that they quite
consider myself honorable
master does not come home for his dinner carry
10 nl am always honest and do anything
basket unless hungry master does not
know It, since he cannot tell what my mistress sent
Last summer some little robins fell nest
was afraid that they ground hot weather
they would die, so kindly ate them
An old gray cat around here days ago. and
wished TO make her have good time
with her. chased her all bit her TAIL hospabe
IN every do not know why any more
think great hold which
people have left at the The
them up when they want home, consider nv
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-12-14

the end Of his tail. He never
washed himself, but went into
all the mud he could find. This
dog lived to the good old age
Of seven years and died of
heart trouble. / guess because
he had a heart for too many
things. Edwin Hodge,
2900 Nicollet Avenue.
B Seventh Grade,
Whittier School.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-12-14
MOST BEAUTIFUL CATHEDRAL.

One would think that the identity
superby designed building Cologne
possibly be lost to the world But
centuries to build and architects
according to their ideas beaut
cathedral the world.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-12-14

They fought their round shep killed just
my brother my help.
About year Brave as we now called him.
poisoned He my great peril
I whom he sought during his agony
Sixth Grade, -Leonora Hanahan
Lincoln School, 81 Third y.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-12-14

home that night I /
through sitting tree
huge timber wolf below When the wolf
for about hundred yards I my
master, who had gun thing
heard loud bang bang turned around time
to the wolf fall There another
moved That praised by everybody
neighborhood and had very good supper.
Fifth Grade,
Seward School 27oS Twenty-second Street
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-12-14
SPONGE GATHERING
Sponges are

Sponges gathered by long pole
attached to the lower end with which the
expert He lies his stomach the looking
through ordinary water bucket with glass bottom
does with the glare from the
the bottom esurey while the boatman