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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-01-25

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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-01-25
\ Little Dense.

"Sousa's band played before King
Edward"
Indeed? That wasn't court etiquette,
was it,
What do you mean;"
You said SOusa played before the
King. The King should have played
first, shouldn't heT'-Clcvcland Plain
Dealer.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-12-17
THE YULETlDE LOG.

An Ancient Custom stin Observed In
the North Of England.
A custom at one time prevalent In
England and still observed In some OF
the northern districts Of the old coun-
try Ii that Of placing an immense log
Of wood-sometimes the root OF q great
tree-ln the wide chimney place. This
is often called the Yule log, and It was
ON Christmas eve that It was put on
the wide hearth. Around It would
gather the entire family, and its en-.
trance was the occasion Of q great deal
of ceremony. There were music and
rejoicing, while the one authorised 70
light It was obliged to have clean
hands.
It was always lighted with q brand
left over from the log Of the previous
year. which had been carefully pre-
served for the purpose. A poet sings
of It IN this way:
with the last years brand
Light the aew block. and
For good success In his spending
On your psaltries play
That sweet luck may
Como while the log is extending.
The Yule log was supposed to b q
protection against evil spirits. and 1t
WINS considered q bad omen II the IRE
went out before the evening was over.
The family and guests used to seat
themselves In front Of the brightly
burning fire. and many q story and
merry fest went round the happy
Rroup.-New York Mall and Express.
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SILVER WEDDING.

Hessy and ysy--Eeaf and Viewer
Rrasnas-Levlag MeaFss.
Hdisos pEsasand Banner:
hislcsy of Lovndssville va the cslsoreiicn
q t0o 1beh Auniv@sary Of the marriage Of Mr.
ana Nm. E. J. Afmssrcng. on Saturday. Deo.
esn, MN tcs osslock, p N. sf thstr ossnsi'
Tns psries. hriiiizaly ilinmissisd ana sr
tiaS1oaily decosated With trailing. vsnoe ol
tady lambda. holly. banks o. ohrssenths-
sssns q S ne - Ssa saanisis q % sssnss. Here. ihs
Hslde and groom with elegant ease end gracs
roee1ved their 9Destn. Thsy were aeeiste6 q
reoeiyinG and entexlaining ~ Mn ben1: q
Nj. Nh. H.. y. Hiis md Mn. Ms;is L
WQfnon. Of Au01G1o0.
About ssvsaty-ase guests vsre present
sasmans 1a sss sc1s vSseS % mad nsSs insm % Sss
hanA md VITA. The enbarn tSessss ofthe hrids
ae1 the yAsen loekD of the groom are ssill IN.
aooensd ~ Ne hoey hoets Of winter; and
ssse = shs fssass . in iss psss sEsy Sid nii
0eaiebrAts NOT only thslr gclden bat even
fhezs diamond ved6in&
xhs suse1, havine tosn ushassd into ths
Sssssss sssS s- fhs ; csss;s % sssenss@sas.. sesl
n TIT S,nbcgate0ess oi chs monu and the Geo
ogaktopaL The wajle veee fBstoooed with hol
s:a ss nsss g sIS sSyss sssssa aSss sss a rs:
whole scenG su1hse6 by the son glow o!
llghes fT0O eandios cot tn beantifrl, afched
0n0slebsums Wa one Of aimoss hirJ-lke
Al tSs dsiicssiss OF shs ssasoa were served
IN ths most appcsisine manner. Ths lavish
abandance q Svesything reminded 90 of the
Ve10tneg Of antes6ellnm days.
efivy Isavee and sioisis tisd with white rib.
oeo. Many bsantifcl and handsome .sifsa
IL. and NrG Armstrong sustained thsiz
ss2eteaioa @ eeing charmins eassfiainen
uambB their gracious hospitality. j.
L0EndesyiIe. q. @, Dse ., 1903.
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8. CLAUS MAIL HELD UP.
hels Of Letters TAat the Ola Maa
Never will Receive.

Bushels Of Letters TAat the Ola Has
Never Wiu Receive
Sometimes the address On the envei.
ope starts Deer" which, Of course.
means "Dear," and again It 10 "Defe
or "Deir." But even these remarkable
spellings are nothing compared with
the two words tnat foiloW. Iney to
SANITY Klaws" or ''Ssnt Clos" OF
saint Claus" and they are In hand
writings compared to which Babyionic
cuneiform 10 % primer.
They are coming into the dead letter
cffice In this city by the hundreos tnese
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TROY NEWS.

Wedsisg Bslis-ssenewail Ledge
Celebrsses-Dr. George Roblnson
Dses On Texas.
Troy. q. c., Dec. Is, Is02.
christmss 10 making sn early start and
balloon ascensiops and nro works are max.
Ms. J. L. Widsman and Mrs. Fannie Thom-
son spent come days with relatives In Ao-
bevtlic last geek.
ing ana scaly bark breaking at Mr. w. d.
Norrah'a wednesday evening.
MF, ]. p. Cresweil aud family LETT last Wed.
rosday for wocdrun., 9. G, vherethey vii
make their home. weafe sorry TO lose thu
NC Sessrs. Young Brothers sold 100 bales Of
oottoa here Friday. they arc farmers Of the
M Nm W J. Z. so,omous and Mia Louiae after
three weeks visit IN Charleston and Sumter
y sr. ~ j. q. Stone and family viii move here
ne Eese rsSsar'a Sn a'Ssr Som. 90 having 00'sn'
Rev. and Mrs. A. d. Woodlo are home from
0reenviiie. or Kirkscys. u T.
It = With pleasure We rad the SonPii,
Clemson College. They are al tsst ascending
20 The too round OF success.
AR. ]. ". Robinson and family leave In .
iss vsess iot Au5usia e ,, residsnss .s Of .h.,
Birtb-.To Mrs. z. A. Dowtip, daughter.
Nrs. w. Q. Robinson will return from Cam.
eron, Texas, this week, whore she Was called
20 60 her son Dr. George. who died While she
vas thsie. and vaa by bis request baried at
Camsron win MAsonio hononS.
Rev. o Y. Bonner cams down nom Due
West Thursday, bringing little James. He
'ss On ~ T1ssdss % ssd. s q bs,hany Church. NJ.
Ashby King os 0resnyills md Miss Maggie
Lyon of Longmirss win be married. Thanks
on Wsonssday 2sih. % her home, Mr.. Allan
Pucksts and Miss Emo HalIipg Will bs link'
"a In connu6ial felicity. Thsy are hand.
Hr. 8. Is Cook, another one Of our b0ys
had speoial busincss % LAsimer's 9. Q. last
"wednesday and claimed one q hef jewels
e sss a sss ai bss s fSoa q
ssTrOupor viii tell a more ahouI
we sTo nsfsninR Snf Bsllyne's ohimes 20
psal fusth and before tho Yule log will have
smbsred away, another danshtsr VIII be
0orooo the RublooD.
with her sistsf Mn. in. Robinson Q fsv days
S Hrs D. ). wsrdlav and daughter Mrz. ].
L. Ksnnedy ol Beilsvus were down lass
week with relstives.
Mr. John Leasd and family Of Augusta
ave been hsfe with his mother Tor f6w
days. Hs - conductor on tho Georgia Road,
e sionsSaii Icass, A. =. N. will celebrate
shs Nsh g. Johns day with an oyster stsw
M1. III Cooper and Ernie Wells OF the
Psrk Houso. we're In Green wood Saturday.
Mr., Sara Walker u nee4 Hodges. with her
sistsr Mrs. !. A. Kellar whom No arc sorry 70
know u s,ck.
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CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS.
where America's supply Of Aistie.
zoe Comes From.

where Anerica's supply Of A1stie.
zoe Comes From.
Year after year Christmas comes and
goes. its joys and merrymaking losing
no whit OF interest and sentiment fos
young or old, and. while always new
each season In their giving Of pleasure,
the same old customs continue to pre-
vail with alterations in detail only.
The day would hardly seem like
Christmas without the hanging Of
Christmas greens, and, though greater
variety IL offered In the way Of decora.
tons than formerly, those are still
most liked and used that bear out the
old practices and significance. and
chief among them are the mistletoe
and holly, whose very names carry one
back to the days Of ancient Engiish
cheer and Yuletide, with wassail bowl
Yule log and joyous nerrymaking.
The most favored mistletoe comes
from across seas. but some is sent from
Canada and the south, where. pnrticu-
larry In Texas. It grows In large clumps
on the live oak trees. always to the lat
ter's gradual destruction. for, being q
parasite, It saps the oaks hfeblood,
fourishing iuxuriantiy the while. It is
not % artistic in appearance as its Eng
lish cousin. the leaves more common.
place and the berries smaller and poorer
in quality. though more in quantity.
Strange to say. the Texas mistletoe,
like the prophet In his own country,
IL not greatly priced at home, and at
few Of the Christmas festivities does
It make part Of the decoration, while
in all other quarters q cluster OF tho
oddly shaped green leaves and opaque
white berries must almost Of necessity
be suspended in the doorway or from
| the chandelier when Christmas comes
| in, and 1t never fails to cause the same
testing and merriment for kiss stolen
| under the mistietoe IL ones right and
the pilferer cannot with justice receive
rebuff.-Selected.
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DUE WEST.


Chpiaamas Holidays % Bsgis 5000
Oviitorical COutests-Essertain'
menis-sad Death.
Due West. Dec. Is. 1907:
Mrs. wiges Of the Cabbage Patch" siIl m mhs
GissJean Pressly Will represent Mr. Wigs,
Min Helen Grier "Miss Lucy" Mr.. Paul
Pressly "Mr. Reddlng." The actors In the
play are the best 10 town AND someenina
Nj. Thomas ". Miller attended the meeting
Of the Grand Lodge Of Freemasous In Charles
os ar. r.. 8. Il. M.s,ll has aoId bis resiss,a,s In
Due Wcst. Mr. John MagilI bought the home
place and Mr.. George HsEan Q part.
Mr.. DUiy now has job In the Presbyterian
Mr. 3. W. Hsddon expects 10 b in Green
% The second Presbytery will have called
meeting In tho A. q. p. Church wednesday
Tbs community was made ssd Thursday
Dec. (, by the death OF little Eva Hagxu
youpeosf daughter OF Mr. g. T. Hngan. Sht
died hon congestion of the bowels. Th<
family In their sore afiiicaion have the sym
pt.hy q the entire community. ,,sn,n v,.,,,,. NJ,
VI" Mi:s s'Ss' Ola Barron will spend chris,mss q,
home in & Rock % Hiil: .,, .,.,n n. ,o,,a.v,
with friends at Birminsham and Selma. Ala
Miss Anna Marshall Will DO with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. BIakely at Troy during the boil
Paul Pressly and Henry Young nov attend
ing Q Dental College 10 Atlanta expect u
spend Christmas at home.
The Christmas holiday. 10 Erakins Collegt
viii begin Wednesday. Dec. 2ith, and exer
ciAss will be resumed Thussdsy. Jan, iSt II
the Female College exercises will suspend
w edn ssday, Dec 2lsh and no more recitationi
until Monday. January 5tb. The Graded
School holidays will be about tho same.
The Town council 10 having Two hundred
shade trees set out on the main streets OF tht
town. Tns town employs no town narahall
but 10 Investing the money In the treasury u
Internal improvements.
with her Iather for week or two.
Mr.. w. e. Haddon ID one OF the thrifties
men In Long Cane township. Within ID,
last few days he sold three dressed hogs II
Due West for which he realized more thar
eighty dollars. The heads and feet were no
included In the above sale.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-12-17
A New Bank and AneaheF FaFsiture
Factory.

It d not improbable that Abbevilie--st no
distant dsy-may have another furniture no
tory, and new bank IL ono Of the possibiil'
ties Of the future.
No people on earth are more pubiio spirited
or moro patriotic than those Of Abbevii'e.
and when aay enterprise 10 protested. the
ready capital 10 generally forthcoming.
The psw hank and the new furniture nc
tory will 30 twin installations, backed By both
money and business methods.
should the effort be made these enterprises
are assured.
There are At least two or three men who are
contemplating leading in ths banking and
the misunderstanding Of which We speak. One OF
more Of them are almost cure 70 60 on the
town for helm, and tho decd will be done.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-12-17

II you wish success in life, make
perseverance, your bosom friend, expe.
rience your wise counsellor, caution
your elder brother, and your guarding
genius.
Every chapter of the Bible we read
shows US some new beauty In God
and each new glimpse OF His face
should make us love Him more and
follow Him more closely.
When God calls us to endure hard.
ness, let US play the man under It.; bu!
let us not try TO make q great hard
ship out OF every trifiing difficulty
that comes our way.
He that does good to another man
does also good to himself; not only In
the consequence, but In the very act OF
doing It; for the consequence OF we'll
doing Is ample reward.
We can make 1t our rule to do al.
WAYS our best, to try to do the good
we know. And Christ will help us.
God made man master over all
created things, but man can enter into
this heritage only by first being master
OF himself.
We serve God above us by serving
men around US.
A man must be a drunkard IN his
mind before he can be drunkard in
his body.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-12-17

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.
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II In doubt a. to what to
give your friends for Christ.
mas presents como and take
. look ct our great line Of
Drummers' Samples, Fancy
China and Toys. and We know
that we can easily supply
your demands. and az to the
prices we guarantee to save
you from % TO 50 per cent.
Z. A. II. Smith & Go.
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Following Che action Of other great news
papszs, it may b we'll for the Press and Ban
.sr 70 noies Ssv Of the things which u nas
done for Abbsviile. To 20 bssk some sveiSe
or afteen years
wsoppossd the building Of the sreat double
traok, ninsty-pound rail- Cumberland Gap
Raiiroed. The railroad msansts did not care
% plsoe Themselves In o position Of hostility
70 90 Rrcas lad % powerful o nevspepef -
shs Pres aiid Banner. and just dropped tno
sntsrpriss. THIS wss grsat.
We built ahe cotton miii, although 10 Kind
u allowed q fsv persons 10 take stock IN IL
some Of thom think they had consisting 70
DO With In building. bat ws don't care.
We puiis the warehouse. buta fcw parsons
cav what good thing it vas. and out Of good
nsss of heart, ihis newspapsf permitted . fsv
spscssl friends 70 take stock.
We savs the encouraging words TO the faf'
nisure fsstory, and up ilwenI
We opposed the Bsssk Diamond. double
track business. and tho men who bad twenty
ok millsons os ready cash. wouldn't encoon-
tsr such powerful opposition a. the Pfess and
Banner, and % they stuffed away their odd
change vithcui even attempting 20 build tne
railroad.
when the boys approached a. on tho sub.
ject Of building the new hotel. - said
aBoys, wish yoe well. and hope that you
may succeed, but am tired nov. and want
70 ress Iittla. HAVING builta big cotton mill
ana vsrehouse, ana having s,ssngled two
doub}s-trank railroads nssd iittlo rest. A.
scoa a rest iittis win DO Things mysslf. y
vva warned The 3overnmons and the rail-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-12-17
What He Heard.

Little Montague-I was awake when
Santa Claus came, dad.
Father-were you? And what was
he like, eh2
Little Montaguc-Oh. I couldn't see
him. 1t was dark. you know. But
when he bumped himself on the wash
stand he said
Father (hastily) - There, that II DO.
Monty. Run away and play.-Punch.
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The shrewd, astute, and designing
man is always blocked somewhere this
side Of success.
Looking at the worlds badness
makes pessimlsts; looking at Gods
goodness makes optimists.
Courtesy In o characteristic Of the
strong and able; In business, as In
social relations, kindness marks all Of
th6 first grade.
To be master Of ones self 10 greater
than to take city or build one.
The Masters work may make weary
feet, but It leaves the spirit glad.
he who can master his own life will
dind it easier to master the world.
Be o lamp In the chamber, IL you
can't bs star In the sky.
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Please remember that We
are headquarters for Toys and
Xmas is nearly upon us.
Don't delay. Come and make
your selections.
A. II. Smith & Go.
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We are selling home raised
pecans at Is cents per pound.
They are delicious and cheap.
Try them. Thomson Bros.


Aorse's Locals.
Fresh nuts. currsnts. cilron Just IN. New
raisins In o few days.
Something sweet and nice Maple syrup 10
ono gal. and half gal. cana, quart and pint
bottIrs, very nne. Also genuine Georgia
syrup.
One chr jsllico coal 10 arrive this week.
Hand In your order promptly.
Fresh pruues, evaporaied apples 10 I pound
psckuges. Amos b. Morse.
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Just Her Luck.

Mrs, p. Nurius-I dreamed last night
that you gave me q diamond ring for
Christmas.
Mr.. P. Nurius-That's Just your luck.
Dreams always 60 by contraries.
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with APOLOGIES TO Riley.

with Apologies 60 Riley.
There's q Christmas touch In the air.
I feel II, somehow. everywhere.
I feel Il at home: II makes mo blue.
I feel II at the ONCE too.
Ny bank account II tinged with care:
There's Q Christmas touch In the air.
Lila
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Winter goods. All grades Of winter goods
may now be fouRA at Haddon's
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Fewer Gallons: Wears Longer.
Fewer Gallons: Wears Longer.
Just received q bill Of pure New Orleans
molases and Georgia Syrup. Call and try
them. L. 7. 4 T. ~. Miller.
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Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
Fewer Gallons Wears Longer.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.

We are The school book people. We may
eau certainly give you . vaiety, Speed Drug
Co.
During Christmas week "a Noble Outcast"
will be presented at the Court House by the
very best local talent. Next week . list Of
th characters will be given.
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HOME WEDDING.
Hiss FiereDee Tempsesen and NE.
yekn MeCiinseek Thera srs Asr.

usss Fieresee Tsmpsesea and NE.
yshn MeClisseek Taers are AaF.
Pied.
Tss home Of Mr.. Templeton was ono Of
iiehs and osanty last Wednesday night.
Trailing vino and budding flower adorned
the halls and pariora And % this delight
| ful occasion great multitude OF charming
xussts gave the pleasure OF their presence.
Mias Yioesues Tsmp.eson Of Aebeyille, and
Mr. Joha McCiintock Thofue, OF HiliersbuIg,
Ky.. were married "Wednesday evening, Do
csmses % a ins bone q snc 1880 pSssnn
mo entire lower door wss eonverted into
bower OF ever.6reeps and Wines, while mum.
bsFiess red roses gave tangie Of color and
beauty 20 the eosne.
a ioss i Ssii ihsoush which tSs bridal party
pesscd % the altar Of palms ana iernss the
plants forming pyramid roaohiug almost %
ths es!ling aad fo1n a. ne 80 nsn,ss x,sps sss
lights nom many vsxen tapers. Just Ia ironi
! 0f sbs alsar Waa suspended nom The ceiling
long eaf,ands Of tyy and red roses ynicn ~ xers 9
rs. room ana 20 tha vail baek OF the altar
forming canopy from the center OF which
vasGpSpSnded the wedding bell. made OF hum
drsds ofred rcsse: and canght win American
stood during the ceremony, which was COO
ducssd 81 DF. J. LowTie Wllsou. assisted By
Dr.. Alfred 81. Moment
Al nine o'oiocF Miss Pievna Ssal struck the
frst cords OF The wedding march. when ewo
o. the nttis ribbon gi!ls, Miss Charlotte
Brown and Nin Louise Mepill cense In bear.
ipg theeuds pfthe rod and whiterioeonas then
Kennedy oAlne. taking the riboons 90, Thus
forming an aisle along vhieh ahS bridal parry
came 10 ths following order: Mies Emma =.
White and Miss May Fayestt; Mis. Mary
Tnen came Miss Anna Mae Marshal, drst
brides mad. alone. lmmodintsly following
eame The bride on the arm Of her sister. Mlas
Lily Tempiseo0. who vas maid OF honor.
Tho groom entered through side door with
bis best man, Mr.. Thomas Grant Perrin and
met The bride st the altar.
The brido never looked fairer than In her
wedding robe and misty veil Her gown was
Of crepe do chene, slabofately shurred an
tucked With point sppiique, forming the
| froat Of the bodice. Her veil was caught with
orange blossoms and abe carried . shower
maids were goyned In white and carried rcd
carnations tied with rcd ribbon.
Mrs.. Thorn 10 woman OF good educauoe
and rare strength OF eharanter. and
by hor sweet and gentle deposition has
drawn around her largo cirule OF friends,
who regret that her home. IN the future, VIII
% 10 2 distant stste. for many Year, Mis.
sSacisess In ihs x66eviiis Grsded School.
Ths nnmerous and beautiful presents reoeiv.
% by hes. testify % the love and esteem In
which she was bold.
Tho ggoom d Q prosperous plantsr OF Ken:
tucky, and hy his courteons conduct and
manly bearing has made many warm friends
during his visits here.
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The sntertainmsnt given BY the operaiors
Of the Cotson Mills for the benefit Of Christ
mas troe was oomplete suoceas, and was
audience. The fecsipts were about $50.
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Ths.outofssovn visitors we're Miss Mary
FaWcstt Of Spartanbury. Miss Anna Mac
Ms.snsl MilIssseSrF N: 4,s; .s Ch.rlsS ca. "
3. Ksnnerly OF Greenwood. Dr.. and Mrs.
Frank Y. Pfessly, OF Due West, Mr. and Mra.
George w. Speef and Mr.. and Mea. w. 7.
Canningham Of Monterey. Dc. and Mrs. J. A.
Rsy. 3. @. McLess Of Greenwood. Mrs. q.
Mod. Miller Of LAurena.
OFF TO THK1R FAR AWAY HoME. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. ThoRa len Thursday for their
futnfe home In Millersbury, KY. accompa.
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Weslalpg Bsals-Ssonewah Ledge
Celebraaes-Dr. George Ro6anson
Dses In TexAa.