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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-11-20

w. c. Short has been delivering some
fine Eastern apples this week. There is
no use talking, the Western apples look
nice and come nicely packed, but when
it comes to flavor they all taste alike.
The eastern apples talk to the teeth, and
blind man can swear to their color
when he tastes 'em.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-11-20
LOCAL WANTS.

Bicycle sundrie OF al: kinds at G.. G.
Thomps on's Bicycle Shop.
For Sale.
A good horse, too heavy for driving.
Will Sell or exchange for good driver.
lift c. B. HARRIS. M. d.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-11-20

A. II. Anderson, photographer will be
in Pembina every Monday and every Sec
ond and iourh Saturdays during the
months OF November and December.
The Claman Medicine show is holding
forth this week at the Icelandic hall to
fair sized and satisfied audiences. 1t is a
good clean show OF considerable artistic
merit
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-11-20

MIR. aud Mrs. ]. J. Whelen Of Hamilton
were the recipients OF party by about
thirty-tive OF their Hamilton friends prev
ious to their departure for their western
home.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-11-20
Hardware.

Mrs. Potts favorite sad irons
IA quart galvanized pals 80 cent kind.
Mems 81 axes, while they last
All our stoves at sacrifice prices
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-11-20

While you are giving thanks don't for.
get to give others an occasion to also
give thanks-by giving something more
than thanks. There are always some
people who have not much to be thank
full for, and who would like to be thank.
full. 1t makes good dressing for the
home turkey to have it stuffed with the
thanks of the poor.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-11-20

H. c. Feldman LEI, on Wednesday for
St. Peter. MIR. Feldman follows the
geese and for the same reason.
Hope we may see him back again next
summer.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-11-20

County commissioned in session this
week, all present, and will adjourn to.
day. Routine business only. 81
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-11-20

Adam McTavish left on Wednesday for
Saskatoon country where we hope he
may renew his youth. and at any rate
keep on improving in health as he has
been doing lately.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-11-20

Papers over OH the main line" OF the
G. Mare wondering what kind OF railway
service they will have after the main
trains are transferred to the st. Vincent
route.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-11-20

Marriage Licences. d
Frank Goodrich aud Phoebe Leach
both of Neche.
VIM. W. Dayey and Louisa Rickbiel
both Of Cavalier. sss
Lyman Campbell Of Pittsburg and Adj
d. Isabel Of Drayton.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-04
Greenville (Ala.) Advocate.


Col. Addison r. Posey passed away Monday
evening. He had been In feeble health ! or
year or more. and his age gave him little op-
portunity for Yegaining bis strength. To the
allotted tn rec score years OF man twelve were
added, for his eighty-second birthday was
reached q short time ago. He was native oi
Abbevilie. 3. c., and moved " this place IN
1851. He 1as captain Of the Abbeville Rifle
man, which title chung To him, though soon
after coming 10 Alabama he was given the
POSITION OF Com. General with rank OF Colon.
eI. Governor Collier bestowing the honor
without solicitation.
During Cieveand's drst and second adhlin'
istratiOna Col. Posey was given an appoint
mept a. special examiner q! the pension ou
reau which position he niled with kbiIity.
he was q versatile writer and has often c0n'
trIbuted entertaining articles for this paper.
Col, Posey vas married In his young man.
hood TO Miss Flora Young. who survives him.
Three Sons and Two daughters are also leIt,
He vaa laid 70 rest In the old cemetery near
Ghe Methodist church. the funeral service &C.
curing at ~. Thomas Episcopal church. oi
which he was member, conducted by Kew
g r. Upton.
Col. Posey was an upright. conscientious
man, sincere In his frien dship. loyal 70 every
trust imposed In him. During bis last Gays
OF illness he spoke calmly OF the iu'ufe
which held no fears for him, and his Ias'
bouTa were full OF hope and peace.
The Advocate has lost q lifelong friend 10
tho psssing OF this venerable citizen. To the
bereaved family We extend sincere sympathy
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-04
SALE OF A FINE HOUSE.
M. W. a. Long S~lus the mcGSwau
HOu,estead 90 Mr. Bark sdale.

| A., W Jon0 the hest Georgian thai
svsr cro..ed ihs Saysnnah River in search o.
isre 49,, .ro,,an IN Snnih Csroiina- has soid
his ans honaa ~ NJ w d arksiaIe one OF
~. has, ms,chents ma we'll M one OF the besi
ci,I,a"s ~ a hhauii,a The whole Of the loi
u.s ,'at y. Tha ...hnroh ln,n and :
va, Wa nos ..'n Sn ~ ,ho ,an5 wnicS fronts oths,
Iase poi a.s,a W Tna nr;cs ,vas a. mn m,
,ha sn,,sa Wss 10, The honsa and ,ot is n Sresi
ha1es;n r.. IN, ~ worth in msrkei
tna nr,ca natd for the whole. The building
~ ihe home cost n few years ago. we believe.
snms,h'nv ,ire aio 0o0 A Amer bouseiand q
ho.,es 10, was nsvsr had ior iesa money.
Soma ,Sea NJ ia worth NAV oe had from tSe
npics sss nnon the unimproyed lot, So 500
pSs s rs' 70 upUs pua.,v % .o vainahis an the house
w, n,,n ~ ,hs h"nss m H. Rnt' nader the cir.
Az sy,, s,a - NJ Tong did ihe heat thipr he
Sa,'is liz q, uSs 4. n,iiv IN ANAL ana an
o,onar,v -, ran, ~ had prsctjcaiIy no value.
anar nSvyne insnrnnoe. taxee and repairs,
NJ onv Yin nse abont the old place for
soms lime IN come.
NJ Rsrksdaie IN vouns In years, He Ia full
NJ ena,vv and mas IN himneif most excellent
SnsinesS ousiiiies. with q big heart and
genarons fmnnlaes. he has won sa many
3risnns sa an vhod ~ eIcept Mr. Long. who il
nnS Sntw . yood citIxen hut IN n public
sn',,,ad man mil Of iife and Rood viii 10 ali
npen md ssn,ciaiIy 70 the Town OF his sdop.
lion. WSieh saya him many years ago one
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-04

Those who have been truly success.
full in their work have always been
cheerful amid adversely. Their faces
have carried O smile; their hearts have
beat hopefully their trust has been
undying.
II social life were leavened by the
spirit of Christ. would there be room
for neglect Of consideration, wastes OF
energy, and cruelties Of pride?
It il not wrong for Swallowed heart
to prompt sunny words. Even q cal
will curl up In the only spot OF sun'
shine In the room. II our life Is cloud
ed and the clouds have silver lining
let us wear our clouds wrong side out,
or bright side out.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-04
Echoes Along Ronte No. 2,

Miss Bessie Metts after an extended visit to
Mrs. 8. o. Bolts returned TO her home In
Phoenix last saturday.
On account OF the illness OF Rev: +. W. MA.
son. there were no services at Eoenezer last
Messrs Andy Morrison and Estern Nell.
vain visited friends near Greenwood Satur-
day and Sunday.
There were fifteen invited guests at turkey
dinner given by Mrs. Sam Bolts last Friday.
hardly think there Ia o iiveiier vicinity any
where than ours. There have been seventeen
parties and about thirty day gatherings In
the neighb hborhood Of our Route since Christ
maa.day.
A number OF young people attended Quilt.
ing at Mrs. Ben ton Robertson's q last Thursday.
The quilting done by Messrs Will Hannah
and Robert Richardson deserves hoporao'e
mention.
nj days with his home folks along this houte
One Of the most thoroughly enjoyed parties
Of the season was given by Miss Lidie Mondy
Mossrs. John Mckee and George Dussnber.
~, OF AboevilIc. wero among the guests al
Miss Mundy's party
Arthur McIiwain 10 suffering from sprain
cd arm.
with her sister. Mrs. dayton Nance, In Du
West.
Miss Jennie Miller and Miss Sadie Leslie
were 10 Abbevilie shopping Saturday.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-04
IN THE STATE.
The HappeuinHs io Various Section,
OF south Carolina Briefly Told.

HOotu 0aIOtluo DtHGny
X. X. Broach OF Florence was killed by q
falling tree on Saturday.
Four negroea. prisoners, overpowerod the
jailer In sumter on Wednesday night and
made their escape.
were re- burned on Friday night. The ioss was
s. 600 insurance $1,000.
There are thirteen prisoners in the Green.
wood jail, the largest number the county has
had since It's Organization.
Mrs. Caroline Dunn dropped dead In the
baptist church at Langley on Thursday
on Thursday night while attending prayer.
A charter has been asked for for the trolley
line between Aiken and Columbia-to con
oect at Aiken with the line TO Augusta.
All the citizens OF Chaplin. male and fe-
board O! control TO have the dispensary re-
moved from their midst"
Deputy Clerk Cornelius ]. Murphy OF the
United States District court has been ap-
oointed clerk to succeed ]. E. Hagood, who
resigned on account OF feeble health.
| Ex-Mayor Chase OF Haverhiil. Mass. known
M the shoemaker mayor" lectured In
Columbia last night free to the public on
| sOrganized Labor versus Organized Capital
| William King shot aud KILLED Samuel Rog
ers and his son In Florence county Oh Satur-
day afternoon during row. The parties are
ali white. The row was about dog.
l.. Z, Knox, q special deputy OF the Olympia
mill district in Columbia. shot and killed r.
y. Vernon on Sunday afternoon. The kill
ling seems 10 have been In self.defense.
The Converse college annual festival will
be held this year the 18th and 3Oth Of A pril
and the lst OF May. Tho concert will be on
a grander scale than any OF its predecessors
Greenvilie IL To have two hsnginga-both
lcolored-on the 9Th instant-Uysses Camp
bel. for the murder OF Blanche Deal. colnred
and Joe Keenan, for the murder Of sam WIFI
mon, white.
DR. James Evans, chairman OF state board
of health, has been tn Anderson county q
look after the smallpox epidemic. There ar,
numerous cases on the SavanKh side and
IaIOng the c. 4 w. Z. road.
| Constable Baternan captured 300 gallons o
corn LIQUOR At the Southern depot In Colum
blR on Saturday. II was In 90 kegs, frOn
lSalisbury. N. c.. consigned To numbers o
citizens OF Columbia under tctitioos names.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-04

(See0nd C0lumu,
Those for whom they died
Inscribe on this marble
The solemn record of their sacrifice
The perpetual gratitude of the State
they served,
The undying affection of those
Whose lives
The separation Of death
Has shadowed with an everlasting
sorrow
Scattered over the battlefelds of the
South,
Buried in remote aud alien graves,
Dying unso0thed by the touch
OF familiar and household hands,
Their names are craven here
To recall
To their children and kinsmen
How worthy they lived,
How nobly they died,
And In what tender reverence
Their memory survives.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-04
LOWNDESVILLE.
Vac einstfcs Cotton Buying - Quar-
terly Conference.
IovndesyIlIe. q. C.. Feb. end. 100

kcEuy NOut1TUoCCs
LowndesviiIe. s. C.. Feb. end, 1903.
Mr.. J. q. Huckabee went 10 Heardmont,
Ga, last week on business.
Mr.. D. l.. Barnes went 10 Atlanta few days
ago and brought back six mules and TWO
Mr. j. j. johnson 10. and has bean for .
Mr. w. q. Huckabee bss Withdrawn from
the store Of Mr. J. T. Laiimer. with which be
has been connected Tor seyeral years ~ book.
NJ. r ". Mason. OF verdery, is occupying
the above position vacated.
Mr.. T. c. Liddeil went 70 Iva Monday on
through this place yestartay week ago. on
bis way 70 Anderson, where he remained for
Mir. stewart Baskiu went mp to Fort Hill
Monday and entered Clemson College.
| Mr.. NJ c. McCaIla. OF the Fork. spent sew.
era days last week with friends In this place.
Many OF our people are very touchous these
days because OF sore arms brought about by
! vaccination. Our section has been benefited
| by the hard to name epidemic In that the
several hundreds who have been vacclna ted
will be for q time st least, In q measure iin.
mune as TO the OF times dreaded diseaae.
ard thoss who have had "it" will feel safe.
They without attention medical or persoaal.
nave passed IL by with only q few days OF
.dlepess, when they have again gone to work.
Mr.. Postell Cater, Of Anderson, was down
Sir. ]. G. Thomas, O! Pearl Mills, Ga. was
over Wednesday shaking hands with bis
many friends here. He always receives q
| warm welcome from our people.
| Mr.. IL. d. Morrow has been In this section
| for the past Two or three weaks. He went in
TO the Spanish-American War IN 1893, afier.
wards was placed upon the United States
Transport Sumner, upon which he served
TIL quite recently when by request he var
discharged. He will spend while in resting
up and then engage In some other business.
| Mr.. r w. Csnron, of Abbeville. has been
/ In this place and In the surrounding country
twice within the past two weeks, and both
| times bought several lots OF cotton.
| Dr.. Juo. 0. WilUon. who at the last session
| of the South Carolina Conference, was ap-
pointed Presiding Elder OF the Cokesbury
District. came In Thursday evening, and on
Friday at II 30 A. H., occupied the pulpit iu
the Methodist Church here. He gave a q
good sermon. after which he held the drsi
! quarterly conference for this charge for thii
year.
DR.. T. o. Kirk patrick has had neat build.
ing put up ON his lot between the store OF Mr.
| +. X. Horton and the burnt store OF the ole
nrm OF Allen and Cooley. The Doctor vii
use bis heuse as an oflice till something bettel
efYers Troupe.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-04
THE GOVERNORS STAFF.
Tho Conplste Personnel ~ Named In
Ollctal Order.

| u y
Ollctal Order.
The following is O complete list OF the mem
bers com uprising the Governors staff as NAM
ed In the official order:
Br!gadier aeneral-John ID. Froat, adJutan,
and Inspector general oi South Carolina. ex
officio member and chief Of stsfi. Of Colum'
bia.
and inspector general. ea-ofncio member
Colonel a. H. Watkins. quartermaster gen.
eral, Anderson.
Colonel Aitamont Moses. commissary gen
Colonel J.'F. Folk. engineer in chief. Bam-
Colonel g. A. Neufrer, surgeon general,
Colonel H. A. Molony. paymaster general,
Colonel 3. A; Morgan. judge advocate gen.
Colonel r. ]. CAN'T. chief OF ordnance
department., SpartanburH.
AIDES TO THE coNxANDERIN.cHIEr.
Lsutensnt Colonel T. Y. Williams. Ian
Iisutenan. Colonel T. D. Darlington,
Lieutenant Colonel D. A. spiyey. Horny.
Lieutenant Colonel J.P. DeVaux, Charles.
Lieu ,snan, Colonel W. q. Smith. Orange
Lieutenant Colonel August Kohn. Colum.
bia-
L!su.snsn. Colonel P g. Smith Smith. Nssssrry' s,Sssn
Lieutenant Colonel r. T. Jaynes, Oconee.
Lieutenant Colonel j. B. Towiii. Lexington.
Lieutenant Colonel E. u. Clark, Columbia.
Lieutenant Colonel George Coneld. Spartan
Lieutenant Colonel James @. Padgstt. Col
Teton.
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GIRLS AND GIRLS In SOCIETY.
shallow PateA Generally the Shining
Lights in the Parlor.

tFrom the San Francisco Bulletin.)
Many bright girls, with nne. well.nIled
minds and even with some sense o. humor,
are dull ~ CLAIMS In company, In q parlor
some shallow. rauling girl who does not
BY their reticence the girls OF this silent class
gain an unmerited name among men for be-
Ing stupid and backward.
Most men who complain that girls do not
say anything worth while hearing have
themselves TO blame. They expect .
girl To entertain them while they ait silent.
without an idea Ia their heads, and when
tie but vapld compliments and ssn ntimental.
silly triies. Tbs man who talks sensibly and
seriously To some oi these relicent girls and
thereby draws them out may ind good deal
more In formation and soiid Thought than he
anticipates. Real Intellectual ability does
not run much to chatter. and the woman
whose opinions are worth something In OMEN
chary OF throwing them at every man who
happens to sit down beside her.
Brightness In conversation Ia q matter more
Of tom permanent than OF brains. Persons who
think quickly and do not 20 TO the bottom {
takers In parlor. They will utter two opin.
ions while q wiser head II forming Que. They
DO not prize exactiiude and correctness an
much as clever and effect. They would rath.
er express false sentiment brillia ntly than q
true sentiment duly. They help 10 keep the
company In lively state for au evening, but
they would be very exasperating matrimop.
lal nRtSs, ioI ono csunot Hauu more tnau
| few hours OF glittering conversation without
| feeling pain.
| Cultivate the reticient girl. She may be
| q perfect fool, but, too, she may have very
clear, original intellect. and when you know
L her well and win her respect and confidence
she may turn out q far more entertaining
j profitable converser than her EhallOwer sis
Ter, who chalters no gayly. NJ froihily and se
incessantly. "A rule people who talk OK
ceediugiy we'll on frst acquaintance becom.
tir~soms after extended intercourse. Tn,
reticiept people wear best, because.
class, they think best girl who is silen
when she has nothing to say makes bette
thinks she haS something To say. Amoni
girls, ~ among men, the ab!eat minds, tn
truest friends md the most agreeable com
pan ions are not always the ones that tai
most Often n girl who sits as quiet ns
mouse IN company does thinking enough fO
a whole family.
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(Firss Colunn)

This monument
Perpetuases ;he memory
or those who,
True to the instincts Of their birth,
Faithful to the teachings Of their
fathers,
Constant In their love for the State
Died In the performance Of their duty
Who
Have glorified fallen cause
BY the simple manhood Of their lives
The patient endurance Of suffering
And the heroism OF death
And who,
In the dark hours of OfimprIsonment,
In the hopelessness Of the hospital,
In the short. sharp agony Of the field
Found support and consolation
In the belief
That at home they would not be fol
gotten.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-04
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents Of Week
About the city.

Abbeviiie. Feb. I. 1909.
Mr. ]. X. burst was no from Green wooe
last Friday the guest OF bis daughter. Mrs. W
MT. w. ii. Kerr came up from Gresp Woo
Saturday and stayed until Monday In thu
city the guest of bis 500. Dir. J. ID. Kerr.
Miss Nettie Grupson came up from Colam
Monday.
WHIST PARTY.
Monday evening Mr. Lewis Perrin entsr
tanned the Young Mems Duplicate Whi.'
and was greatly enjoyed by those present.
The friends OF Mr.. K. n. Haddon are glad tc
know that he Is able 10 be oct after being
quite sick for the past month.
Miss Meta Browniee OF Aatreyille is spend
Ing some time with her sister Mrs. John A
Dickson.
M. Lewis Blount has gone TO Salisbury. N
c.. where his parents are living. Mr.. Bloun,
has been quite sick and went homo 70 regain
his strength.
PLEASANT EVENING.
Mrs. Lila Mabry entertained Friday eve
Mug At tea party. given In honor OF Mr.. and
Mr.. william Christy Benet 10 mp from Col-
umbia spending . few days, the guest OF his
uncle, Hon. W. 81. Parker.
Mr. w. d. Barksdaie has bought the Ions
house. The house is one Of the handsomes'
Ms. A. n. g. Day has returned to her home
In Whitmirc, after spending some time mere
With her sister. Mrs. g. ID. Brown.
Ladies' Euchre Club Friday afternoon. at the
usual meeting.
LAGARE. pANTzLER.
Mrs. Garry Lagare and Mr.. William Wood
ward Danizlef Of Orangenurg are 70 90 mar mar
Marriage Gill DO . very quiet one. MEs
Lagare made Abbevills her home for mum
ber Of years and 10 pleasantly remembered
here BY host Of friends who wish her every
MI. ]. Allen Smith. Jr.. was in Atlanta on
Miss q. Leons Blake was in Greenwood
''sS: NJ. william f 4. Barn Barn spent several day.
last week 10 Atlanta.
WASHINGTON TEA.
On Friday, Feb. 9Oth. the Daughters OF the
Con fedaracy will give q Washington Tea IN
McDili. The entertainment is TO be unique
and 10 looked forward IN with great deal ol
pleasure. Booths tended oy beyy OF yonng
girls, will offer different things. Every thing
will be carried out In true Colonial style.
Mr.. James Edwards OF Atlanta 10 In the
city spending a while with hia sister, MFr
Arthur McCiesky. Mr.. Edwards has posit
ION on railroad and had bis foot badly burn
cd, aud has come home to remain until nble
70 take mp bis work.
MT. Wayman Brownlee OF Columbia has
been in the city the guest OF DR.. John a
Major Arthur Parker was in town Monday
on business.
Mr.. George Smith Of Calhoun Falls spent
Sunday In ,he city with his brother. Ar. '"
joel smith.
Mr.. J. Fraser Lyon came mp. Saturday and
stayed uni III Monday evening 10 the city.
Mins Johnnie Wi!keraon Of Greenwood waa
the charming guest Of Mrs. Fred Cason Satur
day and Sunday.
Mr. w. Joel Smith had the missortune 70
lose q fine horse Monday.
Miss 5allie Mann IN down from Aptreviile
spending some time with her sister. Mrs. J.
n. WiIkerson.
Springs, N. T.. are making thsir home here
with Mr.. Thomas Maliard.
Miss Maude McClung II In the country WIZ
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Elmore Taylor have
returned TO AbbevilIs after spending ten days
with Mrs. NJ. +. Taylor in Hawkinsvilie
Georgia.
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Miss Lenpis and Miss Leesie Fisher enter
tained q number OF their friends last Thurs
fr,iits were served. Music and dancing were
the am usemeuts for the evening. and al had
a deIigbtfui time. Those present were Misses
Lula Maggie aud Janie Pennel, Miases Mary
and Alice Douglass: Mlss Ira HAMILTON. Mis-.
CbarIotts, n. c.. Miss Belle Lindfora. OF Co:
lumbia. Miss Ethel Burge. Misses Nora and
Mary S,anselI. Mr. Will Penne!. Mr.; Edd
Snipes, Mr.. John Dickens. ut. FRED SaIroi
Mr. John Cheek. Mr.. John Booth. MIR. John
stephen, Mr. John Cone, Mr. Robert Cochran
Mr.. Robert Bostick.
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He ia o Gentlemao.
Greenwood Journal.

Mr.. J. W. Briehahsn Who will be remem-
beeu con ecsed with tne Mccoy Bakery. In
this city has been living In Abbeville for
some time where he 10 IN business for him.
seif. Last week the Journal received Q kind
letter from him enclosing years subscsip-
ticn, We felt before this that he vas gentle
man, bot this letter confirms us In this opin'
ion. Some people move away and neglect to
let publisher know that they nave moved
they make tho excuse that they did not re-
ceive the paper or elRe the postmas aster Ia in'
siructed 70 inform the publisher that the pa
per is not wanted. And yet such people are
man of that type.
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s.r,h.rp Railway scheduIe.

Trains for Hodges leave Abboville. 3. e.. No.
SO daily sSs ~. M; No. 9 daily 1910 a. m.
No, (dhiiy) l.t5 p. M; No 81 (daiiyl ..lo P. NJ.
daily 9.55 u. NJ. No. (daily) 1901 2. M: No.
3 daily 2.55 p. m. {: No. S. daily 9o5 p: m.
Cioae connection at Hodges with through
etc, con Meeting at Greenville for 4. x {. ID.
vision pol nts and the East, also Asheville. Al.
innta, etc. Through sleepers Hodges 10 Char.
lesion, on train connecting with 81.
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"GIenn, want . good cotton horse collars. q
pr hamea and traces. Dixie Boy pillow and
Extra points. some good steel Piows. a Dbl =.
y, Molasses. = bbls. good y pat. Flour. n box
SuIIivan'n Tobacco. lCo BUS. corn sks. Rice
Kangaroo Women Shoes. p yds. Cbeviots
for shirts, 2 pr. pants, two hats" and some
garden seed
I may try 5 Tons OF your high grade Guano
and acid. I made a nne crop potatoes from
YOUR Red Bliss seed last season. My wife
says save her u settling oi Plymouth Rock
eggs"