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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-05-08
W EST END

Mr.. T. Lorton Robertson went 10 Bolton
Saturday 10 see his brother Mr.. Frank Robert
son.
Miss Lizzie Andrews and Miss Lola. An.
drews have been here from Wellington sdend-
ing q few days with their brother Mr.. Will
liam Andrews. They we're the guests Of Miss
Daisy Maxwell while In the city.
Miss Annie Hawthorne IL here from Lati.
mer spending sometime with her unit Mrs.
John r. Blake. :
DR.. @. A. Neufer went to CHARLESTON Mon.
M. Il. q. Anderson was called to Tonnsiie
Monday 70 be at the bedside OF bis father who
The Euchre Club had q delightful meeting
bel Haddon. Quite q number were present
and the meeting was In every way, q success.
Miss Elise Bowie will entertain the club at
Mr.. T. NJ. Miller has zone TO Charleston TO
attend the Odd Fellows meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P. Qusrles have re.
turned 10 Abbeville after y delightful two
weeks stay In Eutaw Ala. with Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Elizabeth Walker. who Ia here from
Baltimore visiting her daughter Mrs. j. 8.
Norwood. went TO Calhoun Falls Friday and
spent q few days there with Mrs. Marie Cal.
houn Baker.
DELIGHTFUL RECEPTION.
Miss Esther Dick gave q reception Tuesday
afternoon In honor Of Miss Dora Richerson
house was beautifully DECORATED and during
the afternoon dainty refreshments we're
Miss Annie Barksdale ia In the city SPEND
q few days with Mrs. W. D. Barksdale.
Congressman D Mrs Wyatt Aiken have
returned 10 their home here after an EXTENDED
absence. They will be in Abbeville during
the summer.
Mrs. Frank Morgan. Of Monroe, n. O., was
the guest OF her son. Mr.. Clyde Morgan for
several days last week, at the home OF Mrs.
Mrs. A. B.cheathsm and her little daughter
are in Greenwood spending q few days with
Mrs. Fred erick Cason and Master Mimms
will attend the reunion. They will be the
guests OF Mrs. Gage while in Columbia.
Little Miss Leila Link is At home again
after q pleasant visit 10 her aunt Mrs. Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurs:on Clarke, Of Atlanta,
are here ON a visit to their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Ciaake.
Mrs. Lawrence c. Parker has son to Court.
land, Ala. to spend some time with her home
Mt. Code Morgan. of Monroe. N. c., was the
guest Of Mr.. Clyde Morgan for several days
Mrs. Larry CAN'T, OF Athens. Ga. was IN
the city last week the guest OF Mrs. Mark W.
CAN'T.
Mr. i; g. Brownlee, Of Due West. was in
town Monday.
Mr.. Lewis Smith is In Charleston attending
q meeting of the Odd Eel owa.
Mrs. J. E. McDavid Ia In Columbia visiting
her mother Mrs. A. W. Jones.
Mr.. w. A. Calvert Is in Columbia attending
the Reunion.
Mr.. Earl Jones has been In the city for the
past week visiting his home people. Mr..
Jones has been IN Hawkinsville. Ga, for the
past year. he has accepted a position in Co.
lumbia and has gone to take 1t.
Miss Marjorie Fern ia In Columbia the
guest Of Mre. A. W.. Jones.
Miss Lila Utsey, Of Greenville, is In the city
spending 9 few days with Mrs. James Bradley.
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The Fay Life or A Country Editor
The Marion (Ksn.) Record nnds just one
thing lacking to complete the Joy OF q ooun.
try editors life. II says;
aEyary once In q while some cheerful 1ndi.
yidual remarks to as, "'Well, now that the
pape Ia out ! suppose you can take II easy ior
threc or four days Yes, how delightful II 10
that a country editor has practically moth.
ing TO do between press days. Business runs
along automatically. When paper bills come
due money drops OF the trees With which 10
nav them. Subscribers vie with each other
10 lee who can pay the farthest In advance:
Advertisers beg for additional space. And
the way the news hunts up the editor ID also
pleasant TO contemplate. There is something
really strange about the way news ltems aot.
When the paper ls ont the editor Simply goes
O his desk and leans back in his easy cnail
and looks wise and waits for next week.
press day. The day before press DAY Inc
peopis limo up in front ofthe office door ano
then they file past bis desk and tell him all
the news or the week. He writes IL up IN
ifteep or twenty minutes, takes II oack and
hangs Il on the hook. The compositors take
| the cory, shake 1t over the type cases, say 9
few my stic words, the type nies into place
| and after q lew passes by the printer, !he
forms are ready for the press again. And the
editor goes down and deposits some more
money in the bank. It Is the greatest SNAP
In the catalogue. Now II the editor couId
only do away with press days bis JOY would
be complete"
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Letter 10 Geo. Wilson :
Abbeville, s. c.

Dear Sir; Not one man in ten knows
whether he's wasting money or not,
when be paints. 1t depends on the
paint. III, +.ho
10 gallons and cost $50 for paint and
labor; lam
With another ~ and cost $50;
With another IA and cost 90;
with another 16 and cost 8Oi
with another 10 and cost W;
with another 20 and cost !oO
with another % aud cost ITO.
Here's an example. Prof: Irvine,
of the Academy, Mercersburg, Pa
painted the floors of his dormitorles
every wear, n year with n paint,
next wear with the paint of the other
dealer thereto divide the business
between tbem-.-till Devoe came to
The lob took 80 gallons; takes 90
Deyoe. The difference, 80 gallons,
$3.50. He didn't know be was losing
$50 a year until he got Devoe.
Another example. When Geo. W.
Brown, Union, s. G. painted B: F.
Arthur's house first time 1t took 80
gallons ''cheap" paint; reprinted De-
Yours truly
f. W. DEVOE & co.
P. S., P. B. Speed sells our paint.
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Sugg estion to Change Location Of
Ferguson and williams College.

Abbeville. g.. c.. May 4th, 1907.
To the Trustees OF Ferguson and Williams
Gentlemen: After operating our work most
successfully in our present building and
locality for fourteen years. 1t now becomes
my duty TO inform you that It would seem
o %pr p1essSt bu Il Gnet and Io aes TSlk longer IN
First, we~have found after years OF praott.
cal experience that the present building Ia
too small TO accommodate the large numbe
learned 70 attend his school, especially as
resident boarding holars II might be
argued that q better policy would be to cut
down the attendance TO what can be more
facilities: but such an argument ia unreason-
able and impraoticable, because the work is
practically selfsupporting and must necces-
sarily encourage the largest possible patron.
age.
In the second place, our present locality is
already contested beyond further endurance
with the hope OF safety and success In the
Since this location was first occupied by US
with our church and school the town has
grown most rapidly, especially In this tmme-
date locality OF onr plant Just now. more
than at any other time, there seems to be q
mediate locality ofthe college,. Buildings are
going up in rapid succession almost in talk.
Ing distance Of the college; o city park Will
frisht al the college to compiets which it is
highly probable that the very grounds CD
which the college stands Will. be needed and
demanded. II would, therefore. seem TO be
Sa..dOg .S ON the 'S, part . mo OF t dss,r lsSisee Iocs sE oe
for the development OF their most important
school and work. 49,.
TO make this school what 1t should be, we
ought to be located on the suburbs OF the
city, on not less than twenty acres OF land,
where We might have an opportunity 10 de-
velope the full industrial strength OF the
school,. With more land also. we could more
easily make the school independent and
i is also important to note the fact, that
those who ave built and are still building In
the immediate vicinity Of the school are not
colored people for whom this Institution ID
city are seeking prominent homes In this
particular locality. This demonstrates most
clearly that the time for action on the part
OF the trustees is fully at hand. 1t Is with
am able TO say, amer nearly twenty-six years
of labor In Abbeville for the education and
training Of the colored people. / have found
the white people at all times uniformany
work. ! am frank to say with all cheerful
ness and condor, that It would be hard 70
ind In all the south q community where the
white people have been more generally
any isudsbIe effort for the uplit Of the
colored people at their door. It would there.
fore seem doubly binding and important thai
such q location should be found for this In
pecistions OF It's founders may be reached,
that thou .ands may be lmoulded into good
industrious God-fesring citizens.
Thanking you for the great kindness, sym
shown me ih>the past I beg 70 remain.
E. W. Williams.
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DIR. .Jervey In bis address before the Med,
iosi Association at Bennettsyille. illuminated
a hitherto obscure matter. He told who en-
com passed the defeat OF w. +. SteVenson'
I Manning for governor. According 70 Or:
JerVey the doctor did it. and he seems proud
of the lob. We were under the impression
that Mr.. Manning's defeat was brought ABOUT
York OF those doctors who become viciously
angry when the legislature refused to re-
oufre h~omeopathetio doctors to pass an ex-
animation by a board OF ~allopathists before
aion. HDr. Jerveyis boastful claim In re-
spect 10 the political power OF the association
of which be is q member be true, then the
south Carolina Medical Association OF AiIo-
not ic Phvsicians ia animated by very mar
row. selfsh and vindictive political motives.
Messrs. Stevenson and Manning are not dls-
honored by the enmity Of DR.. Jervey and his
confreres.-Sumter Waterman,
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IN MEMORIAM
College Societies Pay Tribnte T.
Worth OF Deceased Brother.

Where as God, in his Infinite wisdom and
mercy has seen At to remove from our midst
our beloved teacher and friend, Mr.. White,
we the Senate ofthe Mcailie School IN behalf
OF the stndent body do pass the following res
Resolved LIST That in the death OF Mr.. White
the school has lost q valuable and efficient In
structor whose place can never pc hlled; that
the student body has lost q leader whose In
f~luenoe, was enoblipe: hat each man regrets
the loss of a true and personal friend.
Resolved End, That the student body OF the
Mcallie School desires 10 express TO the be.
reaved family Its deepest n sinoerest sym
Resolved 8rd, That a copy of these reso-
lutions be drafted upon the minutes OF the
Senate; that a copy be placed in The Nc,
Csllie Pennant", the Abbeville papers, and
Chattanooga Times"
Signed: Harold Morrison, Pres.
George. q. Butler, Sec.
Elmer Rule.
Geo. Hardwick.
Lee Tolley.
Whereas the esteemed founder and leader
OF tho McCallie Literary Society. Mr.; White
has been called by death from our midst be IL
Resolved, that In his death, the Society has
lost one who by his leadership has given In
spiration. by bis praise has given encourages,
member a realization Of the high Ideals for
which the society stands.
Resolved that each member mourns the
10 90 of q friend whose winning personality
bound each one TO him with dearest and ten.
derest ties.
Resolved that the heartfelt sympathy OF
the Society is extended 10 the bereaVed fami
~. L.
placed upon the minutes of the society and
that a copy be sent to the Chattanooga m
and tn 9 Abbeville papers. signed
E. L. Bryan (Pres)
J. o. Erwin (Vlce Presl
W. F. Milburn (Sec and Treas
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY.

ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
Probate Capitalization for Letters OF Ad-
ministration.
BY ]. F. MILLER, ESQ.,, JUDGE OF PROBATE.
WHEREAS, J. Allen Smith made suit to
Nv me, TO grant him Letters Of Admins
Of the Estate and effects OF Lee lad
don. late OF Abbeville County, deceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish
ali and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said Lee Haddon. deceased. that they be
and appear before me. 10 the Court OF Pro-
bate, TO be held at AbbevilIe q. H., on Friday,
24lh day OF May, 1877, after publication here
OF, at II o'clock in the forenoon. TO show
cause If any they have, why the said Admin
i~stration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal Of the
Court, this 4th day OF May, In the
year Of our Lord one thousand niue
hundred and seven and in the l3lst
year Of American independence.
Published on the 9Th day OF May, 1907,
in the Press and Banner and ON the Court
House door for the time required by law:
J. F. MILLER,
Judge of Probate.
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McMurrayys Local.

Get a sprayer and bottle OF G. N. at McMur-
rays for one dollar.
A sprayer Ia iuvaluablu for the application
ofC. n. about the premises; q so for applying
Paris green TO potatoes. They cost only 10
cents at McMurray's.
Now is the time for spring cleaning. C.N.
- indispensable In putting away wonlens to
pre event moths. Will not stain or ipjure the
fabric, The McMurrsy Drug Co.
The McMurray Drug Co. ia headquarters for
disinfectants and germicides.
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Can't. r. f. MeCasIan Dead.

Capt. r. F. MnCaslan, Sheriff OF Green wood
County, died iast Sunday OF paralysis In his
seventy first yesr. He had been In bis OF
nee on Friday. He represented Abbeville
County 10 The Constitutional Governor
and has always been q most agreeable and
popular man. He served In the 10th S. T..
Regiment, Army OF the West, and was ap-
pointed bv Gov. Mes veeny on the Commits
sion TO locate the position OF the Confederate
Army at Chickamauga.
Capt. McCaslap has many relatives and a
host OF friends in this and Greenwood
counties,
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Please allow me to say that the Second
Quarterly Conference for the MI Carmel Cir
cult will meet with sharon church on May
18th and 18th. The P. E. Rev. j. s. Beasley
will preach at Sharon CD Saturday al II a. m,
and on Sunday at II q. NJ. Also at Bethel on
Sunday at 4 p. m. Let the officials take
notice and act accordingly. The public Is In
vited to attend these services.
Respectfully. J. w. Bailey, P. E.
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:: :::. Smith Dry Goods Go. ', :* : :.

If you want to see a really
beautiful display offne China
in odd pieces for gifts be sure
to see the big line in one Of
our windows these goods are
Import Samples and the
prices are low.
Bargains 5 & 10cts, Store.
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Wednesday, May 8, 1907.
Temperance.

Temperance.
We observe with gratitude the growing SEN
timent for Temperate manifested In the ban
ish 10 OF the sale of liquors from q numoer
OF the counties OF our State and the move
ments provided to rid the evil from still 9TH
ers.
We believe these expressions are chiefly the
result OF the untiring labors of the church In
opposition to the liquor traffic.
The duty OF the CHURCH regarding temper
ance is plainly taught in the revealed word OF
God and the Discipline OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, South. 10 the General Rules
and In Chapter V on Temperance. We urge
that q strict and conscientious compliance be
observed.
We think II we'll for US to again reatfirm the
position of the church 10 be that we cannot
give our support to any method OF control
which permits the sale or use Of intoxicating
LIQUORS "a q beverage. We should encourage
every agency available for the Punishment OF
the great evil from our fair land.
Respectfully submitted,
r. w. HUMPHREYS, Chairman.
John l. Ray, Secretary.
Abbeville, S. c., May Bird, 1877.
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Ladies don't fail to attend
the big Jardinier sale to be
held at bargains 5 & 10 cts,
Store Thursday May 9th, at
Eleven O'clock.
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Lynched for the usual Crime.

Criminal assault was attempted upon the
twelve year old daughter OF Mr.. John Saw
Yer, near Mullins. s G. yesterday morning.
She was tai ,ng u co W TO the pas ure when q
negro Lsmbbold Carmichael aged IL years
sprang from the bushes and seiZed her,. Her
CITES attracted her father who was near by
and arrived upon the scene in time TO save
the child. and In time to recognize her assail-
ant.
The neighborhood was soon aroused and
the negro was caught and riddled with bull
lets.
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At bargains 5 & 10 cts,
Store Thursday May 9th at
Eleven O'clock will be sold 1876
beautiful Jardiners at amaz.
ingly low prices. See Win
dow display.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Aiken at Home.

Congressman and Mrs. Aiken are at home
after visiting q number OF points throughout
the District. A 60 makes the effort TO
md out the wants of hts people, first hand BY
going amongst them. He is ever ready and
glad of the opportunity 10 give bis best sell
Vice TO the humblest OF his con stituents.
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Railroad 10 Due West.

The grading On the road b" ween D,ua'ds
and Due West has been completed; and 1t Is
thought that the road will be IN operstion by
August. The work on this road has been
done In q twinkle, and az II Is 30 easy why
not extend the line to Abbeville.
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& GO-FLY keeps nies Oh Horses and Cattle.
$50 and 500. Sold by c. A. Milford, and McA!-
lister & Black, Mt. Carmel. N
The ladies OF the Episcopal Church vii
give q play. MRS. Wigs and the Cabbage
Patch May 2lsk
Where GO-FLY goes fiies will not 60. Use
IL on your Horses and Cattle. 25c and 5Oc. 81
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Home Of mr.. Nance Burned.

Home or MI. nance
The elegant home OF Mr.. ] 70 N. Nance nea'
Due West was completely destroy ed by fire
laRt week. .
MIR. Nance had Just installed in bis home a
lot of fpe furniture. The house was struck
by lightning, which caused the fire.
The insurance only amounted 10 81 500.
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or 10 the ReuUiOn

Measra. r. M. w. Hall. r. o. McAdams. r
M. McAdama, Asa Hall and Co., were 10
the oily yesterday on their wa ne Con-
fsderate Reunion In Columbias&>A
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SALE OF STORES.

Three Little One Story Stores Bring
Unprecedented Prices.
The Wilder Block on Main Street, owned
by the city, was soldl last sale day for $500.
Msssrs. Stark and Kerr were the buyers
The city council bought the three stores 2
year or more ago tor e site for q city nall:
paying $500 for It.. That part Of the lot
which faces the street between the Miller
hotel and Russell's stable, on which the city
stable stands, was reserved, Half the lot
and $500 on q $500 Investment 10 gooa
something In this little city. The prodt on
this trade was more than half enough 10 buy
tho O'Neall lot.
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R.rr Clover Seed Wanted.

I will Give fifty cents per crocus sack for
burr clover seed. Eack sack must be we'll
packed. Leave seed at Press and Banner Of
fice. W. L. Bowman.
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The Peoples Savings Bank.
ABBEVLLE, S. c.:
DIRECTORS.

bargains. & 10cts, Store
will receive this week
a car load of Stoves &
Ranges Of the famous Enter
prise and National makes,
none better anyv''-ere If
yon want to see a splendid
lot of Stoves come in and let
us show you.
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ID. Of c..

The regular meeting of D. of G. will meet
next Tuesday afternoon, May l4.h, at 5
O'Clock, at the home Of Mrs. F. E. Prentiss.
- Mrs. Lucy Thomson, President.
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MARRIAGE.
One Of ManniDg's Fairest Daughter
Comes 10 Grace the Home OF Dr..
+. E.. harrison.

Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Ingram OF Manning, 3
c., announce the marriage OF their daughter
Olivia Du Rant, to DR.. f. Z. Harrison, OF Ao-
bevile, s. c., on Tuesday. April the THIRTEEN,
nineteen hundred and seven.
some of the cities Of interest, and when they
have journeyed about for a little while, they
will be at home to their friends In AbbeVille,
who extend good wishes in the heartiest oor7
diality,
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Just a Matter
of Taste.

A simple statement, but has consider
able force-as a person is often judged by
the taste he displays. There are various
kinds of tastes, and different men have diff
ferent tastes, some are due to nature,
others to age. Those things which ap-
peal to the young man find no favor in
the eyes of the old, especially is this true
in the matter of dress.
In selecting our stock of Hats, Cloth
ing, Mems Furnishings and Shoes we
pictured in our minds the various styles
in these lines to supply the many and
varied tastes represented in all kinds Of
men. We feel sure we have just what
will supply these needs.
The Spring Season is now on and Sum-
mer wear will soon be brought into USE.
Look through your wardrobe and come
to see us when you wish to replenish.
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Palmer Hammocks in
bright and cheerful colors at.
bargains 5 & 1Octs, Store, all
prices.
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Frat Grade Teachers.

Applicants who secured drst grade teacherI
certificates on April 18th
{ Mrs. Daisy Goddard, Wellington, s. G.
D. M. Moore. ErEkine, Due West.
e.. b. Retts, Erskiue, Due West
r. E. Gettys, Erskipe, Due West.
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SMITH r GOODS
COMPANY.
Special

A shipment Of brown vel
vet ribbons just in by ex.
press. Come quick as the
demand for these goods is
far in excess of the supply
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winthrop College
Scholarship and Entrance
Examination.

rb, examination for the award OF vacant
scbolaisLip. IN Winthrop Co leyt and 'or the
admission of new students Will be he'n Avn
q. o a. m. Applicants NUT ne not less man
fftsen years OF age. When ScholArshirs are
vacated after J " ., they will be awarded 10
aminaI,or. provided they meet the condi-
tiops governing the award. Applicants mr
Scholarship should write to President John-
son before the examination for Scholarship
examination blanks.
Scholarships are worth 500 and free tuition
The next session will open September IL. lNi
For further Information and catalogue. ao'
dress Pres. D. B. johnson. Rock Hill, Sc
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The State of South Carolina.

COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
"a RoBAT COURT.
Tn tho matter of the Estate OF NJ. T. Hutchin-
son, Deceased.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
Al, persons Indebted to eaid estate must
settle without delay, ana tnose noialng
claims against the estate must present tnem
Psof' Robt. j. Hutchinson, Admir-.
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MONTHLY STATEMENT

State Of South Carolina, .
Abbeville County.
Personally appeared GA Visauska,
w. F. Nickles and T. J. Price, mem
bers of the County Dispensary Board,
who being each duly and severally
sworn, deposes and says that the fore
going statement is true and corr ect.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 9Th day Of May, 1907.
J.. E. McDavid,
Z. Notary Public.