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1he
MAN
ABOUT
TOWN
tsY HARRY TUCKER,

Il vi when a fellow gets upsin the morning
and wants drink OF water quick. some
\ attention should be given him.
4 He doesn't need curtain lecture or
giltony glare or hoarse laugh. vi
II He needs the water; and 1t viii do him
u good. XIII
g Give II TO him, and Jolly him along.
4 II mny be hat he's been up all night
4 with a sicl, friend or has suffered agoh!
4 with the grip
59s5li Grit may have been something else.
Frequently II is. But that's another
IN Ne are called upon sometimes to give
3 \ follow drink of water early i, tho
VI =, orninc. and we do II as grncefulis as
No can and then let him go back TO
sleep gain.
They say that woinan's eyes are the
Il electrical sparks that kindle love. and
that the woman speaks volumes through
them without uttering word
All the great men Of ancient and mod
B rrn reorra phy and compound fractions
n, anc. interest and literature have suffered
II wounds that have gone with them 70
early graves through woman's eyes, and
& palmer men are now doing the same
thing.
There Is n whole lot in an eye.
Sometimes there is mote In an eye
Il But what's that got to do with It. any
wayo What we. started out to say was
fiat a wonan's eyes have something
n about them that tells fellow that he
4tis under n spell, and he don't know what
( TO do about II. but wander around with
that psychological enigma that goes with
mn uncertainty and a delirious something
a or other.
or words to that effect.
We ran up against Mr.. Charles Aebi,
a good fellow ahead of "a Friend OF the
Family Company, at the Academy to-
night
He told US what a good show he had,
and he told us some other things mat
4 were true. and we have to believe him
when he says what he says.
5s3 But we don't have to believe what he
d says about the show. for we have seen
1t. and we pronounce It pretty good on
4 our own account.
He's one Of the good fellows.
Mr.. Frank Bixley is here.
He was up in Canada the other day
on a train when the wind came along
and blew the train off the track to an
1 nther track forty yards away. and a train
on the other track was blown over on
+ his track.
| y And when he awoke he was back where
he started from. and the train hadn't
stopped running.
He said we could believe It II we cared
3foSSand as he was bigger and fiercer
4 looking than US, we took his word
for it.
jE After he goes out OF town next week,
NO are going to tell what we really think
OF 1t.
Mr.. Bixley is here with his charming
h wife. He is ahead Of His Last Dollar"
II. T.
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Tony WEIGH, Willie Tensor. Rosa Wag-
nor. Eta l3alew. Ruth Wells, CharlottA
Waters. Adeiaide Donly. Bertha Blantol>
Vune McLonough Willie McDonougi',i
Edgar BianKenshlp and kale Snead,
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PARAMOUNT NEWS.

Mrs. While Duke. who has been dan
sernusly III at her hone, on Sycamore
Suest. with pneumonia, is convale cling.
Airs. George Knight last week has re-
tu,Eed TO her home IN INC country
HRS Jim Wexford. VINO has been quite
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ROOMS FOR RENT. H

FOR 5RENT--N1CELYs FURNISHED ROOM,
desirable locality. steam heated; bath ,i room
teephone, ETC.; no children In house.
''SI'EAM,' care this office
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BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG MAN AND WIFE DESIRE ROOM
and board In private family i, gooA I c, a.
tim: satisfactory references cnn b. Even is9n
lions. Address w H. p. Q. Box COS. city.
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SITUATION WANTED-Male'

WANTED, "A POSITION IN RICHMOND BY.
young man experienced in insurance., bouS N.
references. Address INSu RANCE. care this
office 4.7 9H3 e# d Gl1sG
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BOARDING.

CLAY. d, Dos WANTED, BoARpEns ITO
occupy delightful rJoi,is at Dos East 1CiaS.
street; also table bonrlers wanted
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SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS.

DON'T HAVE CHEAP LOOKING, COSTLY
: signs. but get good signs cheap! Sc THE
!, SOUTHERN ADV. SIGN CO.. 1879 e. NAIL
Phone IL. Sa.fl Nm. 49, p.
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SEAL 60 PROPOSALS,

t,tt,r. uper,ntendcnt OF Pubic Charities,
- = r. cllmond, Va. I rc0ruary 10. $50 -
SEA LED 5PhOPOSALS LII BE RE.
ce.vedr at this Office Room 5: City Had
u..t,l 10 O'Clock NJ. MUHDAY.. Fr.BnG-
WIN su pies Of B4A CON FLO COZ
FEE, SUGAR RICr LAIRD. SOAP.
1IEKRlNnS. SALT MoLASeEs, But
TER. POTATOES. CORN OATS; HAf.
ING and DRY GOODS for the quarter
endng May 81. 1901.
'Thc Committee for The Relief OF the
Poor res erves he right 10 reject any or
9 ali % opo ais offered, and OF giving the
ctniraat for each article required to the
lowest responsible bidder therefor. .ti.5
Forms OF proposals can be obtained at
this off, e. GEORGE 3, DAVIS.
wcd.th fri sun Superintendent
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H',ni Hhatween boulevard and Belt Line; Main
and broad Streets. Address tfURCHAsEr;
m this office,
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ROOM AND BOARD CAN BE SECURED on
cross street near centnl pLrt Of CITY; soon
exposure: suitable for couple. Apply ll9 NJ
Il Eighth Street I'D 9ti y -i
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED. "A SITE FOR Light 3AlANutAC.
Main and Broad Streets letni center:
Richmond. Va, Give location. price. ni ia
rlse Address J. w. GRAHAM, Jr.. no SaS
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1,Is1IYouRs FARM WITH ME-. I s ELL. MORE
+ farms than any other dealer In VlrG.nil
fROBERT'T SONiMER. eS06 T.. Marshall Street.
Richmond. Va. and Fnrmvllle. Va. iqA,
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GLOBE TONIC CURES lkp1o EsTloN; 6 SAM.
4 pies free or 81 bottle &c.; 1878 EAst MAIN
a. nd 1913 Hull. y4s8 M la4 Ell
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LEGAL NOTICE.


y xyIkuI.SLA: IN THE sFs CHANCEltF
~ COURT OF,@THE CITY OF,st RICH
aiCND. THE 1ST DAY OK FEBRUARY.
3la,sI. NV.
Lille r, Eichelberger. PLAINTIFF.
Richard p. Cooper, or, II he be dead, his
i!e.Ys or dtvisee3. " no are maze #uelen-
dali,s 10 The bill. as urkno Z n "a. ues
IN CIiANCEKY.
TIE object OF thus suit Is TO quiet tho
tile TO certain real estate in the city of
k.Chmo..u, vi. gina, o-Ul.: a lot tiont-
ing p, 5leet on The western sloe f.Thi.d
St.eet, on the corner Of BYRD. runnins
bagk l2) feet, more or less. and known
az No .2i South bird street.
An attldavit having been made and fled
TIA, Richard +. Cooper, II living, Is
nun-res. d ent OF thus SAFE, and, II dad.
ni, heirs AID dev.sees are Unknown. AID
are also non-leslden,s oil said Safe. IL
lis oIuyrcd ,hlt the SAID Richard F,
{ oOI G. !, or his Leirs and acylsees. I he be
DEED aap.nr Le.e within n!leen days
nticr d &c publication hereof and 40 villa
IS nelessl. " 10 project their interests 4 IN
this suit. &5 vi
CHAs. o. SAVILLE. Clerk.
II Willis 3. Smith and a. X Courtney,
p q
u fr-I "a I
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dress silIts and other han ls.me clothing.
Mrs, All. PYLE. aiS N. Firth Street. Phone
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-
PRINTING.

COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED. TAYLOR
& TAYLORl PIxl ING CO.. No. / Cover
nor Street, Richmond. Va.
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SMOKE PARKE AVENUE CIGAR. CHAS.
A SCHMIDT e. co.. MFG.
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SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS.
WE HAVE ADDEDfTOs OUR BUSINESS 7 %
most complete and )detn gn suop In the
SOUTH Tho very best at dollars saved. ~
IS SOUTHERN ADV. SIGN ~. lsl2 %. Main
Phol,s III. .5g VII II Els g5,t asf T IS 352siias
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EIGHTH. N. 1e--BRtGHT ROOMS. SINGLE
OF double, good table. RISK 9s,
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sEcoNp.HANDh CLOTHING AND SHOES
B bought. NJ. Si1lCEL. lVOS u. Main. sa
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SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS.

DON'T BE REPRESENTED BY CHEAP
looking signs unless they a. your back saa Gpn =
fSoUTHERN ADVERTISING o1GN CO.,
1872 g.. Main. Phone Ii, giEf
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n YOUR ROOF LEAKS PHONE a1si OR
write H. D. JOHNsON,FAsent. l424 - Main:
ou,ck and permanent reiuir q. aiall cost.
4 Complicated leaks and roof work speclalty.
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PHOTO SPECIAL

WANTED, THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN rAY.
Ing IS and up for Platinum Photos to exnln-
ins our line from So dozen and up. JEFF
FERSON FINE ART GALLERY 81 East
Broad; the old reliable: % years In the bus.
mess In Richmond itt3
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We ran up against Mr.. Charles Aebii,
u good fellow ahead Of "a Friend of the
Family" Company, at the Academy to-
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WOOD AND COAL

FOR cAsH-coRD SAWED PINE. $50;
sawed oak IS: coal at lowest prices. FLOYD
TYLER. ooY West Cary. phone 1873.
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sIorltt may have been something else.
Frequently II is But that's another.
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I'VE are called upon sometimes to give
+ 4 fellow drink of water early III tho
morning. and we do II as gracefully as
We can and then let him go BACK 70
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Give II TO him. and jolly him along.
II mny be that he's been up an nlsn.
Xviih n sic), friend, or has suffered agony
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II After he goes out Of town next week,
NO are going to tel, what we really think
OF 1t.
Mr.. Bixley is here with his charming
wife. He is ahead of His Last Dollar
g5sis.i II. T.
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Mr.. Frank Bixley is here.
He was up in Canada the other day
on a train when the wind came along
and blew the train off the track to an
other track forty yards away. and a train
on the other track was blown over on
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PERSONALS.

.IAcEs DYED LIGHT On DARK SHADES
10 ma tcl material for dresses eld, I; dresses
colored delicaie shudcs lIr eyr rif,hs atteet
iI,hons 1922. :3s s5jttaf its hsts Tx iiFla
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i,vhv we make signs ~ cteap. tn SOUTH
ERN ADV. SIGN CO.. 1872 E. Main Ihone
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WANTED. THREE CARLOADS OF OAK
and hickory hoop poles; also five, Carloads
each OF Shaved hoops. y. SCLLl AN,
1884 East Cary
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-09-21
State Of South Carolina,
County Of Abbeville.
IN Il MATTER OF

L R~OCEEDINGS FOR THE CONDEMNA-
nation OF land belonging TO Patrick Cal
houn. Andrew P. Calhoun. E. B. Colhoun.
Mrs. Sarah Louise schoen, Mrs. Sarah N. Col
houn, Linnie A. Colhoun, Willie Norwood
Colhoun. Floride Bonneau Colhoun, Angus
tine T.. Smythe, Henry j. Bowdoin, Marga-
ret Marian Calhoun, James q. Parker and
Mrs. Eliza B. Beal, for the purpose Of right OF
way for the maintenanee and construction Of
the telephone and telegraph line OF the
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany. =;
To the parties herein above mentioned:
Please take notice, that the Petition and
Order in the above entitled proceedings have
been filed in my Office, and that in pursu-
ance OF the directions of said order, I will
proceed on the 28th day OF October, 1904, at
noon at my office In the City OF Abbeville,
s.. c., to select the names OF t~wenty-four dis
Interested free.holders Of said county, and
shall draw therefrom twelve to act as jurors
In said proceedings, and shall cause those so
drawn to be forthwith summoned to meet at
such place and at such time as ] may then
assign, for the purpose Of examining the land
described IN the said petition and ascertain
Ing the compensation to be made for the right
OF way extending across said land as indicated
In said petition.
The right OF way so required, as shown by
the said Petition, is the right and easement
to place the poles and wires and necessary
fixtures upon said lands together with the
right of ingress and egress for the purpose Of
maintaining and operating said lines, with
the privilege Of cutting and trimming the
trees for q reasonable distance on each side Of
It's lines and wires so as not to interfere with
the same. ...l' .s
The distance of the right of way herein
sought to be acquired, upon and over said
tract Of land, being in length about two and
one-half miles, and lying South Of the right
Of way OF Seaooard Air Lin Railway, and
extends from the Georgia State line through
the County Of Abbeville In the State Of South
Carolina to Calhoun Falls in last named
County and State.
]. L. PERRIN,
II. ST.
Aug. %, 1904. Clerk Court.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
AbbevilIe County.
To the non. resident lane owners, viz: Pat
rick Calhoun, Andrew P. Calhoun, Mrs. Liz
ME A. Calhoun, E. B. Colhoun, Mrs. Sarah n.
Colhoun, Mrs. Sarah Louise schoen, Miss
Willie Norwood Colhoun, Miss Floride Bon.
neau Colhoun, Henry ]. Bowdoin, Mrs. Mar
garet Marian Calhoun and James b. Parker:
You will please axe notice that the original
notice of which the foregoing is q copy was
this day filed in the Office of the Clerk OF the
49,. ntaoo W. LL4-llIa ro,ox,
]. l.. PERRIN,
II. ST.
Aug. %, 1904. Clerk Court.
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Chancellor of Alabama. The President,
from 1904 to his death, in 1920, was
Jonathan Maxcy, a native of Massa-
chusetts. who, at "a, was Presidnt of
Brown University, and later succeeded
Jonathan Edwards as President of I'm
ION College, filling each presidency
with brilliant success, and still ranked
by each institution as one of its
greatest presidents. He was a Baptist
preacher, and already "at the North he
was regarded as unrivaled in the pull
pit" His students, Pettigru and
O'Neal, in after years, pronounced him
the greatest of orators. The mont
ment standing in the center of the Col
lege campus was erected to his memory
by the Clariosophic Society.
Up to the War the history of the COL
lege and the history of the State were
one: during that brilliant half-century
almost all the distinguished men of the
State and many of the leaders of the
Southwest were graduates of the
Snuth Carolina College, Congressman,
Senators. Judges, Governors. When
the war came, students and alumni
rushed to the defence of their State,
and whether from South Carolina or
from other States, eighteen of her
alumni arose to the rank of general.
All know Hampton and Butler and
Mart Gary and John Bratton. r. NJ.
Logan and A. G.. Haskell divided the
honors of the class of 1860, and in less
than four years commanded regiments
or brigades. The academies which
then fiourished in the State were found
ed 10y alumni of the College, and one of
the Youngest of these teachers before
the War is today the revered Nestor of
the profession, DR.. James H. Carlisle,
of WOfford.
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Isaac Alexander, Henry Dana Ward,
the Rev. Samuel w. Tongue, William
Falconer. and Bartlee Smyth," "The
Trustees oftheSouth Carolina College,
and shall draw tout of the treasury of
this State the sum of fifty thousand
dollars, to be appropriated to the pur-
pose of erecting a building of brick or
stone, and covered With tile or slate,
suitable the accumulation of the stu
dents of the said College, and suitable
for fully carrying on the education of
the said students, and for the erection
of such other buildings as may be
necessary for the u$ of the said College,
The Comptroller is authorized Ito pay
over to said trustees the sum Of six
thousand dollars, yearly and every year
to be appropriated to the purpose of
paying the s~alarieg of the faculty of the
said College, and FIR the further support
of the same" "lhat the said trustees,
with the concurrence of the commits
sioners of Columbia, shall be empow-
cred to make ch&ce of any square or
squares, yet unsSld, in the town of Col
umbia, for the purpose of erecting said
college, and buildings attached thereto,
having strict reference to every adVan-
tage and convenience necessary Tor
such institution"
With these small beginnings but eX-
allied aims the College was opened Jan,
uary 10, 1905, with the President q
one other professor 1.-TWO more profes-
sors being secured during the SESSION.
and with a few students, numbering
in six months tw%enty-nine. The hrst
student enrolled was William Harper,
afterwards the distinguished Chancel1
Tor, and the first graduated I'm leooJ
was Anderson Crenshaw, of NeWoerry
! County, afterwards the DISTINGUISHED
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Fruit jars and rubbers at Thomson BROS
We sell them cheap.
Thast a nice cigar you are smoking, what is
il, Why It's Speeds Cinco, OF course, there is
nothing to equal II.
We &c. from S TO II thousand cigars a
month. We have the invoice to show the
skeptic. Ten thousand on the road now.
Yours to please, Milford's Drug Store.
Gee, Whiz. Did you see that crowd going
In and out at Milfords Drug Store last week.
II reminded one of Jacobs in Atlanta, said
one OF his customers. SO fall in line my
friends and 60 10 the right place and get the
right goods at right prices and the best treat
ment In the world.
We l~ead-others follow. Join the merry
throng that Is ever journeying TO the busiest
store in town Kerr Furniture Co.
Gerpicide the greatest remedy ever discov-
cred for the hair and scalp. For sale at Mil
ford's Drug Store.
Still in busine ss at the old stand giving our
customers the best that money Will BUY, ana
not put out OF action as some people predlc-
led we would he a few years ago. Ifo can't
down q; laborlng man. Milford's Drug Store.
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SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE.
Centennial Celebration, January 10,
IOO5.-HistOry BefOr the War.

Centennial Celebration, January TO-,
IOO5.-History Before the War.
The centennial of the opening Of the
South Carolina College will be cele-
brated on thu 10th day Of January, 1905.
The centennial of the chartering of the
College was celebrated Decemer 10,
1901, in Charleston, during the Expo
sition. The chief object of this cele-
bration, as emphasized at the time,
was to lead up to a worthy celebration
of the true centennial Of the life of the
College in January, 1905, when it is
expected hat hundreds of alumni from
all parts of the country will be present
in Columbia to ~signalize n of the
most notable events in the history of
the State.
The establishment of a State College,
conceived by John Rutledge, was rec
commended to the legislature by Gov.
John Drayton, in November, 1901, and
was carried successfully through that
body by H. w. Desaussure, afterwards
Chancellor, and until his death, in
1889, a bulwark OF strength to the South
Carolina College. The Governor, in
his message, referred to the advantage
of an Institution supported by public
funds: "the mean could not be want
ing Of inviting and providing for learn
ed and respectable professors in the va
rious branches of SCIENCE" and the
need of a common center of education
in the State: "The friendships of
young men would thence be promoted
and strengthened throughout the State,
and our political union be much adj
vanced thereby" The "ehartern of the
College, ratified December 10, 1901.
bears the simple title, IAN Act to Els
tablish a College at Columbia" and
is signed, John Ward, President OF
the Senate" Theodore Gaillard,
Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives." The object was thus set forth
in the preamble: where's, the prop
er education ofyouth contributes tothe
prosperity of society, and oughtalWays
to be an object of legislative attention;
and whereas, the establishment of a col
lege in a central part ofthe State, where
all its youth may be educated, will
highly promote the instruction, the
good order and the harmony of the
whole community" The chief pro-
visions of the Act were the following
"That his Excellency the Governor
his Honor the observation-disclosures
the honorable the President of the
Senate, and the speakerof the House o.
Representatives, the honorable the AS
~sociate Judges of the Court of Equity
shall be, X %officio, together with Gen
Charles G. Pinckney, H. w. DeSaus
sure, Thomas Taylor, the Rev. d. +
Dunlap, the Rev. Mr.. John Brown, o.
Lancaster, Wade Hampton, JOIN
Chestnut, James B. Richardson, DIR
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE,

$50 Acres two miles from the city OF Able
Vile; has two tenant houses
timber enough for fuel. Is vel
watered and lies very well. Price
$3.50 per acre.
40 Acres one mile from the city Of Able
Vile; has fine old Southern Man
sion, good tenant houses, barns
and all necessary out houses, well
watered and enough wood for use
of the place.
200 Acres seven miles from Abbeville and
six miles from Due West; well
timbered n watered has ten.
ant houses. Price 81 an acre.
$50 Acres seven miles from the city of Alb.
beville; good water, we'll timber
ed, good pasture lands and ten.
ant houses. Price 81 per acre.
325 Acres seven miles from city OF Able
Vile; we'll timbered, good water
and good pasture lands and ten
ant houses. Price s. an acre.
700 Acres twenty miles from Abbevllle,
lies on Savannah River; has fine
bottom lands; is a fine cotton
and corn plantation and Is an
ideal stock farm, being we'll wa.
tered; fairly good dwelling and
tenant houses. Price 5000.
ITO Acres three-fourths OF a mile from Hold.
ges. This place has one six.room
dwelling we'll furnished, good
out building. Price sl,sOO.
1875 Acres one.half mile from Hodges. good
dwelling, five rooms. well furn.
ished. All necessary out houses.
Price $1,000.
329 Acres nine miles from Abbeville; has
good dwelling good tenant houses
and plenty Of water. very well
timbered. Would make u splen-
did stock farm and also leave
plenty OF land for farming pur-
poses. Price Sl,700.
34o Acres eleven miles from Abbeville and
three miles from Calhoun Falls.
Seaboard Air Line Railway runs
through the property. Good cot
ton and corn place, no improve
ments. Price 81 per acre.
One Place In town Of Hodges, g.. G., con.
tanning sixty acres, nice dwelling,
good pasture, well watered. Price
1900.
2I2 Acres in Greenwood County, four and
one-half miles from the city OF
. Greenwood; gooddwelling. Price
$3.50 per acre. One-third cash,
balance one and two years. This
place rents for 1000 lbs. lint cot
ton.
4 Acres In Green wood County, four and
one-half miles from city of Green
wood. good dwelling; rents for
$500 lbs. lint cotton. Price $3.50
per acre. One-third cash. balance
one and two years..
so Acres six miles from Due West, twelve
miles from Abbeville. Price s.
per acre. One.third cash, balance
one and two years.
$50 Acres four miles from Due West, ten
miles from Abbeville. Price S.
per acre. One-third cash, balance
one and two years.