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The evening Republican., 1902-09-01

Politics in Delaware are getting
ripe rapidly. But the Republican
party is having no more trouble in
this State than in neighboring ones.
Everything is not serene in Penn
sylyania, nor ir. Vermont, where
two Republican candidates are run
ming for Governor, nor in Maryland
where the Republicans are fighting
over the Federal patronage, which
is about all they have to fight over
now. The Republicans of Delaware
have been fighting for several years
over the Federal patronage. One
thing we believe is assured and that
is that there will be common pri-
maries in New Castle county, which
means the election Of every county
official at the November cleo ton.
This is good news to the Republican
voters who after years of disap-
pointment at last see some hope
of Republican success in Delaware,
and especially in New Castle coun-
ty, where the party has had an
honest majority for years, but has
been counted out by the Democrats.
Look back not many years and
the attempt of the Democratic In
spectors to steal the election is well
known political history. The Re-
publicans had little to fight over in
this State at that time. Nearly
every office from Governor down
was filled by Democrat. Surely
this state of affairs is not what the
leaders are working for this year, to
put Delaware back into the control
of the Democratic party.
The Democrats, although in the
minority, are not dismayed, and
with two Republican tickets in the
field, would be certain of victory at
the coming election. There are
enough want-to-win Republicans in
Wilmington, who are just as honest
as the men who want to see their
particular candidate win, and none,
other, and who would rather see
the Republicans defeated than make
any compromise.
The primaries will be held Sep
TENDER 9th and from now until
then there is mo likelihood of any
coming together of the leaders of
both factions. The leaders can
make what ticket they please, but
they can't compel the voters to sup
port the men they put up for the
different Offices.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-01

HARRY WHuTEMAN's Great DANE
attacked him on Saturday evening
and injured him severely before il
could be beaten off. Such dogs are
dangerous and should not be allow
81 to run at large. This breed OF
dog cannot be trusted, as they are
just as likely to attack their owners
as strangers.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-01

THE last sad rites were said over
the body of Levi c. Bird on Satur-
day last and his remains inferred in
Old Swedes burying ground. Eulo-
CYSTIC remarks were made by the
Revs. Dunlap and Hall. The Bar
Association met Oh Friday afternoon
and passed resolutions Of respect on
his memory, He leaves dozens Of
friends who have good cause to re
we're his memory and bless the day
they first knew him. His many
friends always met with II warm
welcome from Levi G.. Bird. He
will be greatly missed from the
community where for many years
he was familiar figure.
New candidates are cropping out
every day for Representatives IN
this county. Charles A. Rudolph
announces himself as candidate
for Representative in the Second
District. Erwin F. Phillips is also
a candidate in this district, who an.
nounces himself favorable to two
Republican Senators.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-01
8. e, COR, THIRD AND KING STREETS.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER I, 1909.

ALTHOUGH it has been given out
that the prospect of electing Dem
0crat to succeed DIR. Bell in Con-
gress this year is good, the aspi-
rants for that honor in the Demo
cratic party are not numerous.
Thus far the Hon. L. Irving Handy
the agitator of colored mixed
schools in Delaware, has the inside
track and is blowing his fog horn at
q terrible rate. His picture OF what
this State will come to under Re-
publican rule is something awful.
Even the writer of the Democratic
Glasses in the Sunday Star can see
no good in the Republicans getting
control Of affairs in Delaware. His
wall il even worse than Handy's, if
such thing were possible.
Joe says: THE negroes compose
one half the Addicks Republican
vote and these are a solid mass for
the Addicks ticket. Much, however
depends on this election. and with
the Addicks people in control AMI
continued in Office, a higher tax
rate and general dissatisfaction
might be expected. They would
soon make havoc Of the financial
condition of the county"
The same old bug Taboo is troub-
ling the writer of these Glasses. He
is afraid the Republican party will
run the county in debt when the
present Levy Court, which is a Re
publican body, has reduced the tax
rate and hope to reduce it still more
by another year.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-01
DR.. KINGS
TRY new DISCOVERY

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Pneumonia, HayF ever,Pleu"
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Sore Throat, Group and
Whooping Cough.
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The evening Republican., 1902-09-01

ia ylors Kidney Cure. Tor diseases u
liver nni kidneys. W. {. Taylor 3Oa King
BItCt.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-01

Dubell the Halter
Go to Charles Il. Dubsll for your hat
and caps Of all STYLES No. : East Thirds
The evening Republican., 1902-09-01

THE Hon. Abraham S. Hewitt Of
New York says: Neither party has
the right to cocrce the other into
submission, except through the az
ton of the courts or tribunals duly
constituted to hear and decide upon
causes of action submitted to them
by either or both parties The right
of the workmen to refrain from Ia
Dor and the right Of the employer
to cease to employ are cOrrelatIVe
rights, but no one has the right to
compel any other workman to cease
from labor nor has the employer
any right to lock out his workmen
in order TO compel submission to OBJ
noxious rules" Mr.. Hewitt is very
level headed and deeply deplored
the strike in the coal regions and
its prolongation.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-01

JOHN MITCHELl, president Of the
United Mine Workers of America
addressed large crowd at Fifth
and Market streets on Saturday
evening, after the labor parade
which gave the public some idea of
the strength of organized labor in
this city. The parade was Il good
one and called forth much applause
along the route, which was aglow
with red fire aud roman candles.
Mr.. Mitchell said that the strike sit
uation is not a fight between EN-
ployer and employee, bat Il fight
for American mauhoOd and Amerl-
can womanhood. The fight is to
take the frail children from the
mines and send them to school
He asked his hearers to give what
they could towards the cause Of
the miners, who are struggling
against great odds for the right
The speaker made very favorable
impression on his audience.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-01
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and
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Don't become discouraged. There is q
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He has spent life time curing just such
cases as yours. All consultations Free.
"Your Kidney and Backache Cure has
cured two very bad cases among our custo-
mers the past year whom the doctors had
given up. J. L. STILL g. CO., Woodland, Ia"
Druggists. Soc, 81. Ask for Cook Book-Free.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-01

PUBLISHED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-12-24
LoWHDEsvILLE.
AN she I.sssss News Frsn the ssvss
Hfll Caey.

an sbe Lsssss News Fren the sssss
Hill Caey.
Lovhdosville, Dee. 22rd, lp0Q.
On MONDAY Mr. Guy Raeksf Of Ruckess-
viIio, Ga. sscppsd over hero awhile On his
wv homo nom Apdersoa.
HY. J. :. johnson YES called 70 Abbeviils
on bu1inen Monday,
day and came back the next day.
Hsv. ]. A. Rosler Who was iateiy assigned 70
ths shiloh ministoriAl york Dor thls Confer.
snee yses sIsss sos:snsr ritn y a., hs s..s l,mdi dst
Is tha Kay House On their way 70 the nev
field or lehuT Of the 6ret named.
Raw =, Z. Dansel and bis family LEFT Thurs
day nosni1s ior sonMsrviils. .nsse ss .SoSs me-,
lesi many warm fr1eDda In this seosion WHO
Wnon rcaretfsd thsir departure. who hope
and bsspeak sor than the loving kindness
and high esteem which thsy 20 justly deserve
! ni@ Jsnnis Hsrpss Who had spent several
mooths with kinsto,k es Green Wood returned
@ her homo hare with her brother Mr.. K W.
RsS. h W. Barbour Who II to have charge
OF this station during this year. reached hero
Thufsaay night MrA baSoonr came " ~.
prspaSed and had ready for them . supper Ct
the parsonSee. They were welcomed 70 their
rev borne 81 Mr.. j. B. Moseley and Misses
Eshsl speef and Lille Huckabees
midst soe several hours on saturday.
Mr.. Marion Lattmer lefe Tor Washington
yesterday morning, where no win spend tne
Christmas holidays with relatives,
Soon after this reaahee the many readers o.
tho Press and Banner, Christmes Will agsln
roll round. and Il y 20 DO earnestly noped
eerVed than n eometimee done In some places
by sone people. It IN high time that our ooas.
tsd eiviliEation, intslligeuce and wealth. % z
nation should lay aside such berberisms -
dram drink, cock fighting, Randef pulling.
a., &C this, the anniversHfy OF the greatest
event In the history OF the world.
Lsst weak little boy, Grady Hutchlson o1
Troupe.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-12-24

A9o We % 04o1o D&9sa
Ahbsviiis has money enough 70 secure Tia
baildtng cf apeshaf snfsspriss o. ecsos Kind
No easRpsiss b ever psopossd that lseks f0s
ensour2GsmanR when - txy. 10 octsd Oh
mills. sceson mills, fusuatnss isseoTiss, roller
milk. me hessla oe anything elsa. Why NOT
bQsla scsson nills NJ. An6sEeoe oc tas
Arm q Han q Anderson could raias tbs mon
ca as hpns ana abrosA 70 huild cotton min
Ara thm hs aas the ahiIity 70 run 10 susosss.
and he wunsd toa sale man % take ths lesd
IN bai1ftng ana Operating Q cotton mili.
1fsome cfoef young men woald taks the
ieaa anA prsssat NE claims q saeh an snsse.
pS1ss tha nseng eoald b bad
We have DlsntT q good b1sinsas 0sn. Dr'
Hassiscn ssnld make . min sseesasfnj, and
- ecula - neess - bnild u.
MS. :. Aissn snith ooald ssise The money
ana run uill.
M. ?. =. epsed u m,ss sxcsilsns bssinss
man WHO has ths conHdsnes os the people.
He eeald hiring sasesss % any sntsspriss that
hs would lsaa.
las. q u. cca and Mt. I. T. Miller are fsss
elass basiasas men. with whom tho Deopis
wcGId - Glad % place their money.
Thsss sse anly lsw q ths good nssn In Alb
heyaiis wko eeslA bring suosaas 30 any sntsS.
prise thas shu might undertake 70 ,sad.
1snoe aeosaca mill. then Why not snoshsf
bank. aaoahse furniture fastosy. sn loo fss-
tosy. o. knitssnS miiif
Any one q these esntlemen, % we'll - 9th.
en- coaid sa,ss usonsy 70 make things more
lissiy sboas haze.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-12-24
w. D. Barksdale.
Call and see the bargains
that fill our Bargain Counter.
You can get your moneys
worth here all the time.
Thomson Bros.

Work baskets, lunch baskets, OF every de-
sign at Milfnrd's drug store.
Mirrors and Photograph frames OF all kinds
at Miiford's drug storo
school books OF comm ission prices nj MIL
lords drug store.
Anything In the drug line can be had at
MiIforcs Drug store. Phone lU.
Call on L. T. & T. NJ Miller for your Gu
rents, raisins and citrOu.
I'D pair ladies hose and mems sox, the lOc
kind, Just received and going at Sc u pair
while they last. w. ID. BaIksdals.
For Ralstnns health oat meal, pancake
flour, break inst food. barly food, 90 70 l.. /. q
+. NJ. Miller.
For force 20 TO l.. T. Il T. n. Miller.
Toilet sets. manicure acts. vases. leather
goods, aud fine cologne, at Milfofd's Drug
Stores
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-12-24
THE LITERARY CLUB.
rAe Reaaisx ss ~ Exeellens Papes
on shs Sahsses, "E9yps."

o0 eD0 8Q15eosS E8yps
r,,A.. ,..s, n.
Tno Litefs,z Sy1o - mes tass sss hs1 =. a. ~
tne nome oa ~: ~ "; =. ~ .s,S.s1s.cs s,s~snt
ecssSnsss,,tva 49, His home 4 motel g ono OF ths
p!sneans n1s1 ~ sS - e...,,u. 90. Iu6.~ n
Ino eeeayist ~ - sSnsss.{ ~ 49, ~ ync. -
3. GAY. wno 49, ~ ~ 49, S..s,t,n 90, y,
i've pspss on ssSyp sns a.s,,Stssn ssS 49, ~ ~
.nsn 9d and sos pysasmsd sns sei scS c
stiil sziss Prove .s sSas ~ .s,s1ysgscr N ths
people cS sns Iasf,s,s S,fI so snso1n npon sSe
ssesSo ~ 80 nsonss IA t6st oonnSry. bot
the gyy1nlsos ~ ~ rsceis Cnc ssscsssl
woodse1nl ~ 9saS,vn 81 ~ hysSse "a - sSy-
tnem. tns r. Sa ss.es ci,,Ss srSsv ~ ~ natl.
ING coenpared 70 toe wotxs ot knsS ~ -
In prehisto3ic umee. - nlgsS. -. - ,s ~
arid lands o. tnm oconuy ~ ~ sseoio
initeSaons of ne g!eet vgsa Sa Jn,SSn -, ry. ~
goinS on % Hs HMr.sass sns sou Anos w wv
49, 9, - g Ns IN rivs mo peooe, sst,mats OF
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-12-24

Christmas In jerusalem
Christmas IL held in greatest rever.
ence by the Christians Of the east, and
nowhere Ia its observance more solemn
and imposing than in Bethlehem. the
picturesque Old town where Christ was
born. On Christmas eve the devout OF
Jerusalem gather together and hock
out of the city and march to the
Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem.
the Oldest monument Of Christian ar
chitecture In the world. There mass 10
celebrated. while armed Turkish SOL
diers stand on guard beside the altar
and around the brilliant star. where
Christ is supposed to have lain In the
maneer and which CLEANS up from theI
pavement. the most conspicuous object
IN the grotto. - St Louis Globe e-Demo-'
crat.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-12-24
LOWNDEsVILLR.
A Sad Aeesdeus - Peoples DeinEs-
weddiBE

w60olD8
Lowudssviils. Dec. l6, lS02.
Mr. and Mna. B. p. Prios and their little
Girl. Of Means. came up last saturd Ins sns
other two are stili With the family ofArs. A.
! Mr. MoS and Nh. Thomas Cochran OF Abbsville.
S.ae e g. n ;sa q: sss
Nh. Joe sherrsrd and little Mis- Mabel
Reid Of I've, came tt0vn ThuIsdas and apens
sos dsy Won % ,ns ,hs ss% 1a. S.Ssd. %
Mr.J. T. Latimer went 20 Aooevilie Tnufs-
dey on buaipeas.
Mr.. J. E. Floyd and her daughter, Mis:
ieW W days with Mr.. D. K. Cooley and family.
Mrs. John Hall who lived few miles sbovs
hsre, By stepping upon . rotten PLANK over
veil. fell into IT, Il was about 20 Get deep;
Her husband who was near, and witnessed
the occurance. st onoo went down 10 the well
and tried 10 bring his wife ont bot oould not
Il was sometime before suncisnt AID came.
She was stili living when bronsht out, PCT
died that night. Hrr remains were Iayed 70
rest in the Rocky River cemetery next day.
she LEFT husband and three small children
and many Others 20 mourn her tragic deatb:
Il Was particularly sfiiicsing 70 the iamiiy OF
this place, % q grown son vaa taken from it
by dirAaae bat two or three weeks ago.
MT. ]. Hart Baskiu has sold bis place uear
here, and rented the Calhoun Place at Mont
of Sis family regret that their interests call
them 70 another community.
By the way. In this copnection it may %
said that In the patent inside OF last weeks
Press and Banner, Ia an article frpm The Kan.
sas City star, In which 10 given iln account OF
aome ears oi corn grown In Ransas Snd Mis.
Rouri last summer. They are spoken OF %
being phenominally great as 60 aize and mum.
Der o. grains H. 70 and u nSndred s,aiIs s,So %
authority Win have TO get up something bet.
ter or take back seat. A Few days ago tho
vriIsr while al the home Of Mr. Baskip, saw
an ear Of corn that he considered somewhat
ten inches in length. With about - rows and
'5e6 grains Old South Carolina can raise
% Ksv. J. L. Daniel. our acceptable preacher
:Sy Sy % ISs powers w. nj sSst b." from this charge.
and pot upon the work ct Summerville. He
gave TO number OF interested hearera. two
iaregell sermcpa yesterday. Ons et 1'sO Q.
M. tbe other at 7:so p. NJ. He and bis family
besn gfad II nis pasiorase had been extended
20 them at least iour years. Our good wishes
Mr. Samuel Cnok OF Troy and MIS- Ida Mae
n s.sh S vss' . usss IN :
at 10 q 10. by Rev. II. L. Singleton, pastor OF
Nj Carmel Circuit The Church around the
chaucei. Showed the skflif1i and artistic touch
q the ss9s :dss y n4 s .:sfS s
arch Of the same material - its centrsl and
most prominent piece. The married couple
accompanied By . few friends for the groom'a
nv T. L. Cosby Of aresnvills. esme down
Mr. ]. H. Bell attended session Of The
Grand Lodge OF Frsemasons at Charleston
last week from this Lodge. Troupe.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-12-24

Tss constantly rstarssns psopoaition tod
pqss q colonixs the negroes - up aGntn. A
more 1ociiah propositioa vs can hardly con-
estvs % atsrset tha siscntScn ssasible msn.
6uppose The negroes shoold assemble and
pass rssolutions dsnoureing white people q
nuisancss and distnrbefs of shs peace. and
thsn propose % depost then. Thsrs ars IN
0oush Csroiina moro nsgreaa than white
people, ana they might think II the whiss
people are not satisnsd that tbey mixhi
move On.
No people On earth have . srssasr love o'
shs soealiy IN whica they arc born than no
sross. and ali the wealth Of America eoesd
nos move thsm o. sst their consent 70 %
IAs ahse n. the negroes are boshsring no
body. and nobody. except o fsv efsxy looms
vants thsm TO % away.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-12-24
We are selling home raised
pecans at Is cents per pound.
They are delicious and cheap.
Try them. Thomson Bros.

Looking at the worlds badness
makes pessimists; looking at Gods
goodness makes optimists.
Courtesy is q characteristic OF the
strong aud able; In business, ~ In
social relations, kindness marks all Of
the first grade.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-12-24

BE-. W8 80 8O8 y oBSY88sNscO0sS~
1As psopaass,on % striks nom ne hooks Of
ths esaae Irsanarw sesiain bonds. WIN come
upsgstnas ths usxs sitssns e the General
Amsmbly. 7his neWsnApss has eoneluded 70
- ~ Eeein5eaoea % @ tAsy please. and -
vos,a nos snbsrsnas thsm ~ eSssndias ,',s
es1sn q % sbstr antS IN ths matter. whai
vssas Ans4 % b inisspsseed a assuming
~ si8ht = dsrsivs any Legislator OF The
psssilsee of sxsrsisipS IN bin own way the
aaisss of ~ positiea 70 whiah ~ has bssn
s,oessa.
Bst q ssassai pzinsipiss " are oppOssd 70
sspuaiss,o4. We are oppossd % ths state
sRsgsisaag ~ power 70 dsoaas the payDsnt q
m esesa. eoash CAroaina has a1sssdy done
ssossh SAady shinss. We psvsr 80 the
etass Hcaas Tat ws 40 nos secail the dis-
honess 90 cf rhs eaass IN ysesssnes thessso
Ine E3a&e sy sols0n go a. ne LsgislAtuse
soassa ths bonds % any eepts On The dollar.
whSeh were issae1 % build that ssruotufs. %
whish peopls saouIG have funson % b proud,
five hsA aoI ~ torss. shaaasd tho homo
hol1su Who paid thsts m0nsy fDs g.
A. - ua1ssstand. tls sssie q eouth Ceno-
lna IA Q dirty txiak In relieving hssssi1 nom
Aae gnseanass ca, The Blne Ri6ee Raiiroa6
sends ana shs 6pestanhafS and Ueicn Rail-
sana son1k To esate, % ws belissa issued
.Dsih RsssivsSiS' 70 take up thcps bonds.
When ~ honds, ora pass of them vess %
taksn ups the Ccayss vsfs called upon %
proocunes shs-btlls Rseeivab,sr - u1oon.
ssisasional ana worshlssa ms s,ass thsTe
SuFs tcok ~ advantage os her ersdiion In
etving vorshlsm papar Sog valid claims.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-12-24

We are making new custo.
mers every day, and our bus.
mess is growing because we
are always right on prices,
and our goods are the best
that can be bought. Come
and see us. It won't hurt
you to get our prices, per-
haps we can save you money.
Thomson Bros.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-12-24

Ordinarily a this Of The year the nsws
pepsrs bs9in % instruct Legislators In their
duts. Dut thss are late this year. It 10 Q
uaty - poe she sns-hcnorc0 eQstom aban.
encsa. In the Lagislasuss Wtii be many new
msmeers. and how ars thss 70 know whas. 70
%. u the nsuspapsrs eontinus 70 b silsnif
We do nos understand why the uewspepsss
manifest % listls intsrsss In ths welfare ci
she1sats.
We know thas cur brethren oe the prsss srs
uos @ veii inluemsd % 9s arA and we know
that shsy aso not a. co@pstsnt % Ne are 20
dissos ths business Of ths Lasislature. bat We
% think that shsy shoaid mako up In ssai
spr The welfare Of The Bsats suf what thsy iack
in knowledge Of the temper ana sptFst Of tho
Ls3islaton.
Itb poaihls, however, thAs the bssthrsn
ase rsssrvtng their Gre. which VIM eome latsr
with great volsms and sfAot fsous, % 70
speak, Q msskee basssry.
Thsfs sse % many great questions before
the LaglsatRfs thAk We DO nOt 60 how the
Osnssal Assembly en- sss ssong. unless tns
nevspapsss tsll he membsrs Whist thsy
osghi - do IN ths rsspsesivs isaase.
Fof instance: Hcv are ths Northern
ss3iaton ana Northern labor union people 10
% sn5thing with oas Lasislatars On the
suAsees of child lAbos. if our newspapes DO
poa eone % their rsiisss
Ths intaemsd6ling wish the right Of poor
peopse % eonssoa thelr ovn shiidren VIII
nsvse seeossd without ne sreas and pcwv.
mi aii of O. lsast Q nv % shs nevspapcrs.
Withsus Tie gseat end powssfai sid Of the
oeWuneueen how can tho Northern cotton
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-12-24

We learn that Gov. Mcsvesnsy has pardon-
Cd 9. A. MeIntosh. convicted Of ofunanslaushter.
The cass had bean appealed 10 the Supreme
Cour. end was waiting hearing when the
Governor graciously psrdoned him for .
Christmas sift This pardon, Ne believe. 10
unprsesdsntsd IN South Carolina and 10 only
sausnsd ~ Gov. Bullock Of Georgia, who
issued pasdons before mem were arrested.
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ResoSuuou.

Whereas, the Library Association OF the Alb.
havflle 0rIdod School IN the recipient Of q
90 OfsKipliug Works," Be Il resolved:
q ThaS the Association, a. an official body
extends 70 tho donor Judge Benet, . hearty
vote Of thanks.
Tuas The Secretary OF the Library be or.
dared % place upon the dy.leaf Of each vol.
um ths following inscription:
Presented 20 the School Library AsBoei
tion by Judge Benel
Christmas l92.
Geo. B, Rook.
Mias May 0inen,
AbesviiIs. g. G., Dso. %. isoe.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Annual Meeting OF tho County Board OF
Com mmissionera Abbeyille County will 10
held at the once OF the County Supervisor, E,
Thursday, the 9Th day Of January, lDu9. Al
persons holding claims against the County
will fle the same with the County Supervisor
on or before the nrst day Of January: 1903, Tor
npproval. q. N. NICkELS,
Dec. ~, 1907 C.s. A. g.
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"a Hesls outeass.,

- "a Nehls 0ateast."
aera,a Weston. known as Jerry the Tramp
coi. T. Haishsn ass-A Southern bsnker-w
jane Blackburn His Nsphsw-w.J J. Bry.
' jack wor.hinston- -Blasksurn's ri,ai-Dr.
Nm. Ise@Wlis Of The CoL-Miss Lseis
Fmncs-A Dispute Posssssion-Mrs. Mitehs
ssdie-sou,hful cot frss-Miss Maud No.
Chung.
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New millinery every week at Haddop's
Wheeler a Wilson sewing machines are the
best. all guaranteed. w. ID. BarksdaIe.
A fresh lot Of candy every week At NIL.
ford's ~ to date drug store.
Old mountain Buck Wheat just arrived. We
aiso have the self raising buck wheat.
l.. T. h I. NJ. Miller.
Winter goods All grades OF wintor goods
may now he found nj Haddop's
Three boxes or Tannopiiine IL guaranteed TO
cure piles, or money refunded by US. The
Speed Drnx Go.
Glass and putty AT Milfords at living
prices.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
Make our store your headquarters when you
come To the Fair. A hearty welcome awaits
YOU &. A. Milford, The Druggist.
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TO RENT.

Rare Oppostuaity offered for lndus-
tsioas Men who Arc Willing %
work this winteF.
A two-room house and one.horse farm.
A three room bouse and o two-horse farm.
Those willins 70 open part Of the land will
be allowed 10 sell the wood from the grOuud
which they opeu. There are rare oppoTtuni.
ties Tor men who are able and willing 70 work
this winter. The ls3d lies from two and o.
half TO three miles from the city. No mules
their own siock. Apply to the Press and
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