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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-02-20
DuPre's Locals.

Buy. your garden seed at DuPre's Book
Store and have good garden.
The best garden seed for the South can be
found at DuPre's Book Store.
You will make no mistake II you buy your
garden seed at Dupre's Book Store.
White multiplying onion sets at DuPre's
Book Store.
Fresh beans, peas. beets. tomatoes. cabbage
and other garden seeds, at DuPre's Book
Store.
Don't for get that DuP-oq Book Store is the
place to buy novels. lines, school books
and school supplies.
Wanted customers for The Delineator
Designer, Elite Styles, Soiiette and other
magazines at DuPre's Book Store.
Christmas stock is going at cost al DuPre's
Book Store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-02-20

Shirts, collars and cuffs, Iaundered right al
the Abbeville Steam Laundry.
Send your work to the home Laundry and
help build up the town.
Clothes cleaned and pressed at the Laundry
Milford'a Neuralgia Powders never fail to
relieve. Try them. For sale by c. A. Mil
ford. Phone l07.
Send your clothes to the Laundry and have
them cleaned and pressed
LosT.-An amethyst gold ring. A liberal
reward will be paid for It's return TO Mr.
Payne, at the Carolina Hotel
TO make room for our spring stock, winter
goods must 60 at Haddons'.
A fresh lot of candy always on hand at NIL
ford's drug store.
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Haddons New sprius Arrivals.

Haddon's attractive store Is full of bargains.
Remnants In white goods.
Remnants In white dimities,
Remnants In white india lawns.
Remnants In checked muslin.
Remnants in figured lawn and muslins.
Remnants in light and colored percales.
Remnants in calico.
We ara Offering bargains in all the above
goods.
SHOES SHoEs!!
Ladies, Misses, and childrens shoes TO suit
every body.
Ladies' and Misses slippers for the Spring
trade just arrived.
Some bargains In shoes at Haddon's for
so, CO. and 75cts pair.
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Fine Railroad Service.

MIR, r. E. L. Bunch, who was appointed
General Passenger Agent OF the Seaboard ALI
Line Railway System, January lst., has IN
augursted service over this railway second
TO none, and the best ever given In the South
The metropolitan and Florida Limited and
the "Florida and Atlanta Fast MALL each
composed OF the finest equipment made
by Pullman Co. The trains carry pullman
Drawing Room Sleepers, Compartment, O6-
servation and Dining cars and also day coach
es OF the finest make for which no extra fare
is CHARGED,
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CAPT. F. w. K. NANCE, formerly OF this
city but now of Lowndesville, came down
with Mrs Nance last Monday. Mrs Nance
Ia with friends and relatives while the Cap
Tain is looking after the Court.
For SALE.-Neat five room cottage near
centre OF town, with 2s OF an acre OF land
planted In fruit trees, grapes and other small
friut. Apply at Bernau's Jewelry Store.
FOR SALE-An extra nice harness mare, ve
years old. Apply TO j. p. brennan. Abbevlile
3. G.
New black goods. cheviots. prunell and
mohairs. at Haddon's.
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Good News 10 Our House Keepers

The Abbeviile Steam Laundry is doing fine
work on cleaning carpets, rugs, mating,
mattresses, etc.
There IL no need OF sending OFF your work TO
have IL cleaned or dyed, as the home laundry
can do IL here | a first class style.
Clothes cleaned and pressed, and made TO
look new.
silks, satins, woolen or cotton goods. dyed
In any color.
It does look like Mr.. Hammond should get
all the work now. since be has spent SO much
10 equipp his Laundry up-to-date.
Send him your work.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-02-20
Hams, Hams.

You can get the very best sugar curet
hams at Thomson Bros. for l21ac. per Id
whole one. we cut them for you.
We always have a lot OF fresh pork sausage
on hand. Something nice. Try them and be
convinced. Thomson Bros.
You can always get fresh oysters at Thorn
son Bros. Give them trial. Phone 80.
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w. ID. Barksdale's Locals.

w. ID. BRrksdale's Locals.
have a large and complete line OF can
goods with prices TO suit every one.
Have just received fresh lot OF Grandeur
-four, which Is known the world over as the
pest.
Don't fail TO see me when you want molas.
sea. handle the genuine J. b. Myers, and
keep full stock on hand all the time.
Genuine red rust proof oats, at rock bottom
prices
will keep from now on cotton seed hulls
When In need Of Sewing Maohi ne don't fail
to give us chance. l handle the beat that is
made. Wheeler Wilson, and will give easy
terms
Rem mber that always carry a full line oi
groceries, such as rice. coffee, sugar, lard
neal. grits, etc.. and will give prices that will
almost jar you" w. D. Barksdale.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
S. F. KillingswOrth,
No. 4 Seal Block :Abbeville, 8. G.
GIenn's Locals.
No. 4 Seal Bloc

Hams, shoulders, breakfast strips, oat meal.
buck wheat, and fine syrup.
Can corn. peas, beans okra and tomatoes.
pickles, catsup, olives and can meats. cur.
rants, raisins and ctron, spices and extracts.
Tea, cocoa, chocolate, gelatine, evaporated
peaches and apples. Good soaps, bars for
sets. Soda almost given away. tobacco 80 cts:
Id.
Try setting eggs from ]. r. Glenn's fine
B. p. Rock chickens, prize winners from
state fair. ."
Bargain Sale, women's kid button and Lace
shoes, at HRddon's.
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Kerr's Locals.

New furniture is daily arriving all Of the
latest designs woods and marble wood tops, at
kerrs.
A new lot Of Dexter mattresses just
arrevd. Our sales on them are way beyond
are expectations and see them j. D. Kerr.
Have you ever heard a person speak
discouragingly oftheir Dexter mattress. One
and all say IT is the best they have ever seen
]. ID. Kerr.
Lamps to beat the band, pictures by the
whole sale, rugs of every description at Kerr,s.
When needing anything In the furniture
be sure to get our price, Kerr.
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Professional Announcement.

l will leave to-day for New York, where
will take course in the hospitals OF tina,
city, giving special atten ton 10 Diseases o.
Children, and Surgery. ! expect 10 return
about the last week 10 February.
NV books are al the store OF the Speed Drug
Com pany, aud they are authorized to receipt
for any payments made on account.
II 6. A. Neuffer.
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Feb. Gath at the A. r. p. Church.

Service will be held as usual at the AsSoci.
ate Reformed p esbyterian church next Sab
hath morning. Subject OF the sermon, "Our
True Yoke.Fellow"
The church will be closed In the evening as
the congregation will take part in the union
service at the Baptist Church.
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New Year Locals.
Granduer flour the best.

Sugar, coffee and lard right.
The very best cheese, also macaronl.
A splendid line OF stoves from $40 up to the
best.
Fine California packed goods the best:
Canned peaches, canned apricots, canned
pears, canned cherries.
Okra and tomatoes. tomatoes, corn. peas,
beans, Boston beans, Ham, fish. tongue, sal.
mon.
A lot of fine mackerel.
Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines, also
fixtures.
Hardware-will have plows, gearing, stocks
double foots, etc.
Big lot Of all sorts OF tobacco at low prices
by box.
Come and see US for anything.
w. d. Barksdale.
New Year 1901
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II you have good watch and want 1t re
best Is always the cheapest. MIR. Bernau only
keeps the best materials. jewels and main
springs, and as he does not charge any more
than any one else for same amount OF work,
the cheapest In the long run will be to give
him your watch for repairs. -.
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Fresh garden seed in any quantity at Mil.
ford's drug store. Phone LOT.
Landretbs s garden seed at Milford's drug
store.
Fine soaps and extracts always on hand at
Milord's drug store. Phone l07.
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Shoe Bargain.

We have just gone through our Shoe stock
snd called out ali the odds and ends, they 20
on the bargain counter al SOC. 75c. and 81 pair.
Call and see them at Haddon's.
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Summons For Debt.
State of South Carolina,

ABBEV1LLE COUNTY.
By M. E. HolllnRsworth Esquire, Magistrate
Abbeville County.
TO j. b. ANDERSON
COMPLAINT having been made unto me
~ by l.. T. Miller that you are indebted to
him in the sum Of Fifteen and 63-l00 dollars
on account of goods sold and delivered to
you at your request.
This IL, Therefore. TO require you to appear
before me in my Office In The City OF Able
Vile State OF South Carolina, on the 2lst day
after the service of this summons upon you,
exclusive of the day of such service, 10
answer to the said complaint, or judgment
will be given against you by default.
Date A bbeville, G. H., s. c., January lst,
A. D., 1901. M. E. Hollingsworth,
Magistrate A. G.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County OF Abbevile.
To j. B. Anderson, absent defendant, take
notice that the complaint In the above stated
case was filed In the office OF Clerk OF Court
Of Abbeville county on the lst day OF jan
uary, 1901.
Given under my hand and seal this the lst
January, 1901.
NJ. Z. Hollipgsworth,
Magistrate, A. c., S. &.
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Real Estate Agency.

l. agency In the city Of Abbeville, will give
special attention to the collection of rents,
and renting, as we'll as buying and selling
any kind OF property, real or personal.
VI. E. HOLLINGSWORTH.
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r. NJ. HadliOu & Co's-FOrWnrd Move.
menl for 1901.

Realizing the fact, that the old way OF long
credits must give place 10 the new idea OF
doing business on q cash basis. We are now
adjusting ourselves 10 the new order OF
thugs. -
Ether cash. Or prompt paying customers
will find decided advantage in giving us
liberal share of their trade.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-02-20
Dwelling House 10 Rent.
Return the Books.

That commodious dwelling house OF Mrs
Agnes Robinson is for rent. For particulars
apply to B. 8. Barnwell, National Bank.
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TO Rent.
Postponed.

Two rooms, together or single. One fu
nisbed. apply 10 Miss Winton Parks.
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The State of South Carolina,

ABBENlLLE COUNI1.
Probate Capitalization for Letters Of Ad'
ministration.
BY r. E. HILL, ESQ.,, JUDGE OF PROBATE.
WHEREAS, NJ. N. Patterson has made
w suit to me, 10 grant him Letters OF Ad.
mipistration OF the Estate and effects OF
Samuel Douglass, late OF Abneville Coun-
ty. deceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors OF
the said Samuel Douglass, deceased. that
they be and appear before me, In the Court OF
Probate, to be held at Aobeville 9: H., on
Monday, the 4th day OF March, 1901, after
publication hereof at II O'Clock In the fore
noon, to show cause II any they have, why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal Of the Court.
this 18th day OF February. In the year
IL. S. of our Lord one thousand nine hun.
dred and one, and In the 125th year OF
American Independence.
Published on the 10th day Of Feb. 1901, 10 the
Press and Banner and on the Court House
uo'' 'oi ''' ''''' R. E. HILL.
Feb, Is, 1901. Judge OF Probate.
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Wishes II Was Here.

Mr.. Robert Simmons says he wishes the
Charleston Exposition was here, so that ne
would never have 10 work any more. He
surely thinks Indian Shows the very Thing.
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We have placed our Pecans on sale at pu'
Pres Book Stores cents per pound. Now is
the tlnie 10 plant. Root. S Link.
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Thoso friends who have books belonging 10
the editor OF the Press and Banner will please
RETURN them at once.
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The George Washington Birth Day party
has been postponed.
The Washington times., 1901-09-26
A MOUNTAIN CLIMBER
Gains IT lbs. on Change of Food

When a change in food can rebuild a
man seventy-seven years OF age, IL is
evidence that there is some value in a
knowledge that can discriminate in the
selection of proper food TO rebuild the
body. few months ago the physician
attending Warren S. Johnson. of Colfax,
Cal. seventy-seven years old, told him
that death from old age would soon claim
him He suffered from general weakness
and debility.
An old lady advised him TO quit coffee
and drink Postum Cereal Food Coffee
and to eat Grape-Nuts breakfast food
every morning. He took the advice and
has gained twelve pounds. Says he is as
well as he ever was. and can take long
trips In the mountains. which he has been
unable 10 do for a long time.
There is a reason for this; in the first
place, coffee acts direct nerve de-
stroyer on many highly organized people,
both young and old. and many people
haven't the knowledge to select nourish-
Ing. healthful, rebuilding food.
Both Postum Food Coffee and Grape
Nuts breakfast food are made from
selected parts of the field grains that
contain delicate particles of phosphate
of potash and albuinen. These two ele-
ments combine in the human body to
quickly rebuild the grey matter in the
brain and in the nerve centres through
out the body.
Direct. sure, and certain results come
from their use and can be proven by any
person that cares TO make the trial
Both the Postum Food Coffee and Grapes
Outs are kept by all frst-ciass grocers.
The Washington times., 1901-09-26

dore Schiey gave te you to take to Kings
ton dictated in your presence?
Alt was not.
Q.-was the Harvard fully manned as
an American man-of-war by United
States officers and men7
Alt was not. She was a chartered
vessel.
Admiral Cotton was then excused and
Capt William C. Wise who commanded
the Yale in the Spanish war. was called
Mr.. Rayner objected to a quss stion put
ing to Admiral Schley's knowledge Of a
despatch sent from the Navy Department
to the Yale on May 20. 1898. instructing the
Yale to inform every vessel OF Santiago
for Cienfuegos. under orders to proceed
with all possible despatch to Santiago.
Admiral Dewey. at the close OF the
tion was sustained.
These questions were then put to Cap
tain Wise by the Court:
Q.-What Information had you which
led you to believe that the Spanish squad
ron was at Santiago on May q?
Captain Wise-The same information
which l had received from the Navy De-
partment. was satisfied that II the
Spanish vessels were there on the 10th OF
May they had not left.
| the subject?
Al had no personal knowledge.
Odd you report to the senior officers
present the information which you had
received as to the location OF the Span
| ish squadron?
Al Informed the St Paul, the Har-
ward and the Minneapolis, and then was
| interrupted by an order to take the Mer-
| ririac in tow. Crhis order was from Ad-
miral Schley)
The Court at p. m. adjourned after
| announcement by Admiral Dewey that
| there would be a session today from II
| to /. when the Court would adjourn 70
| enable the Court and counsel to attend
| the funera! Of Judge Wilson
The Washington times., 1901-09-26
TEACHERS FOR NIGHT SCHOOLS
Board of Education Makes a Num-
her of Appointments.

A considerable amount of routine bust-
ness vas disposed of at the meeting of
the Board of Education last night in
the Franklin School Building The most
important matter was the appointment
of teachers for the night schools. which
will be opened on Monday. A large num-
Der of appointments were made
Just where the night schools viii be
held is a matter which Is to be decided
shortly by the Committee on Industrial
instruction. 1t was, however, decided
that night school sessions should be held
three times week. on Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday evenings. In all
probability. one or two night schools will
be opened in each school division, where
there Is demand for them
Permission was granted Mr.. Chamber
lain, director of the manual training to
form companies of high school cadets
among the students in the manual train
ing school Military enthusiasm In this
branch of the schools is running high
and it IS expected two companies will be
organized
There have as yet been no reports sub
mitted by supervising principals respect
ing the enrolment in the school, From
IS large increase over the total enroll
ment last year.
r 7. Stuart, Superintendent of Schools
is at present confined to his home He
was taken i'll the fore part of the week
and has been unable to attend to his
school duties since. He was reported bet
ter yesterday.
The Washington times., 1901-09-26
THE CAPTURE OF MISS STONE.
Brigand. Thought to Have Been
Bulgnrians In Disguise.

BOSTON, Sept. s5.-The American
Board has received a letter, dated Samo-
koo. European Turkey, September I, CIV
ing full details of the capture by bri-
gands of Miss Ellen NJ. Stone. The writer
says:
I'VE were greatly panied yesterday at
noon to learn from a telegram from DR..
House that Miss Stone and Mrs Tsilka.
the wife of the Albanian preacher. were
captured and carried of by a band of
brigauds on September 3. about D. m.
while on their way with quite a company
Of friends from Bansko to Djumaa.
Just before sunset two Of our stu
dents from Bansko arrived. They were
with Miss Stone when the brigands cap
turcd the party. From their accounts. by
the aid of questions. i got the follow
ing: The whole party-about fifteen TO
oighteen-were suddenly stopped in
narrow valley. and as soon as possible ali
were compelled TO wade river and as
cond the wooded mountain side as fast
as threats could make them. for about an
houn. Not all the bandits could be seen
bat twenty were counted at one time,
as 1 unde rstand. and it was the opinion
that there must have been forty of them.
dressed like Turks. and talking bad
Turkish.
'They spoke occasionally good Bulgar
ian They knew Miss Stone. showing
that they were mainly after her. She and
Irs. TsiIka were taken on farther and
seen no more. The remainder were re
iicvod of money. watches. etc. and com
pelled 10 stay all night under guard
After sunrise the brigands who watched
them went up the mountain and the re-
mainder of the party were free.
Our two students passed through
Djuinaa and on across the border to save
themselves from detention by the Turkish
authorities. The teachers, Bible women
and Mr.. Tsilka returned to Bansko. 1t
seems that this detention of all the party
kept the Turkish Government from get
ting any knowledge OF even the presence
of brigands till about noon OF the 9Th.
and gave these outlaws a chance to
hurry their captives to a place far dis
tant from the scene of their capture. a
Turk captured just before this party was
taken Up the mountain with them and
| beaten to death before their eyes.
Though | know nothing as to which
direction the captives were taken, / think
it most likely that they will be brought
into Bulgaria. A Bulgarian army officer
came today. sent by the Government to
learn about these brigands. He said they
had special instructions, and that they
would guard their border very closely.
The Washington times., 1901-09-26
JUDGE WILSON'S FUNERAL.
A Service mt the Church of the Gov
enant and the Burial Private.

enant md the Burial Private.
The funeral of Judge Jeremiah NJ. Will
son, whose death at the Shoreham Tues
day morning was received with grief by
large circle Of frieends. will take place at
2 o'clock this afternoon from the Church
of the Covenant. The Rev. Teunis s.
fiamlin. pastor of the church, will con-
duct the service.
The interment which will be made at
Rock Creek Cemetery. will be private. no
persons being present except the imme-
date family and the pallbearers.
The honorary paiibearers will be Sec
retary Wilson. of the Department Of Ag-
riculture; Gen. John NJ, Wilson. Chaplin
Brown, President OF the Bar Association:
Mr.. Justice Brewer, Senator McComas.
Judge C. C. Cole Admiral Dewey. Rear
Admiral Schley. William Thompson Har-
ris. Justice Bingham. Judge Morris.
George f. Hamilton; General Sherwin. Of
Boston; Horace s. Cummings, Mr.. Bethel.
Joseph II. Crawford. Thomas r. Jones. L.
P. Shoemaker, r. Ross Perry, and J. J.
Darlington.
The active pallbeare-s, all chosen from
active members of t.,e bar In Washing
ton. will be: E w. Van Dyke. J. N.
Nolan, John B. Henderson. jr.. Charles
Fraiiey. James w. Greer. W. J. Lamb
ert. William T. s. Curtis. and Frederick
E. Chaplin.
At conference of the leading members
of the District bar, held yesterday. II
was decided that the members Of the bar
Will attend the funeral service IN a body
he members OF the local bar will as
scmbie in the hall of the Washington Bar
and from there go to the Church Of the
Covenant.
The Washington times., 1901-09-26
SUIT OVER a LIQUOR LABEL.
The Heunessys of France Take Ac
tion to Protect Their Output.

Jaques Richard Maurice Hennessy.
Jaques Francis Henry Hennessy. James
Richard Charles Hennessy. Armand Cas-
tiIlion. and Emanuel Castaigne, trading
as Jas. Hennessy & Co.." of Cognac,
France, yesterday filed a petition in the
Supreme Court of the District asking
that Orren G. Staples be enjoined from
offering for sale brandy in bottles bearing
the trade marks or trade names of the
complainants, as Jas. Hennessy & Co.,
other than that bottled and exported by
them. 1t is also asked that the defend
ant be enjoined from selling in any man
ner as Jas. Hennessy & Co.'S brandy"
brandy not produced and exported by the
complainants, and also from selling or
disposing of as Jas. Hennessy Three Star
Brandy any brandy which is not pro-
duced. bottled. and exported for sale by
them. The complainants also ask for
an accounting in order to determine the
profits and gains made by the defendant
by the selling of brandy other than that
of the complainants by representing It to
be made by them.
1t Is explained that the complainants
are citizens of France, residents of and
doing business in the city of Cognae.
Their business, ii is stated, is the bot
Ting. exporting, and selling of certain
brand Of cordial or liquor known as Hen
messy brandy"
Similar proceedings have been instituted
by the complainants against the Columbia
Hotel Company and Albert Xander and
August II. Piugge. as Wander &
Adolph L. Pincopps and David II. Mead
are named as counsel for the COM
plainants
The Washington times., 1901-09-26

South. All of them assured the President
# the loyalty Of that section of the coun
try. Among the callers were Senator NC
Laurin. Of South Carolina: Senator Bur
ton, of Kansas: the Hon. John Barrett
Representative Brownlow. of Tennessee /,
Admiral Terry Commandant Washington
Navy Yard. and w. ID. Mckinstry; OF
Watertown. n. Y, an old personal friend
Of the President. A deputation OF hreme n
from Highland Steamer Company, NO. D
Of Newburg. y. y, also called and wete
received by the Pre- esident. Their orSahi
cation is at present in Washington on a
sightseeing tour.
Late in the afternoon the Presideh!
went for a horseback ride with CoIonei
Sanger. Assistant Secretary OF Wai
They mounted their horses at the rear ol
the White House and rode a consdera ole
distance through the northern part OF thc
city The President returned after
o'clock.
At dinner an hour later he entertained
Lieutenant Colonel Brody, formerly OF tne
Rough Riders: the Hon. John Barrett'
Henry Luce. OF Boston. and NJ. G. Seek
endorf Of the New York Tribune.