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Newspaper
Abbeville Press And Banner
Location
Abbeville, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1908
Page
1
Prices listed for union suits and vests for ladies and children. Ladies union suits range from 50 to 150 cents, children 25 to 75 cents. Ladies vests 25 cents to 1 dollar 50 cents. children's vests 15 to 1 dollar 50 cents. Ladies pants 25 cents to 1 dollar 50 cents. children's pants 15 cents to 1 dollar 50 cents.
New and pretty patterns in cloaks and English walking jackets in best shades. Each item is new stock and made in best styles with colors from 2.50 to 25 dollars.
Beautiful fur throws and Mulfs offered in a new line to suit any budget plus children's fur sets priced from 1.25.
Prize list outlines Class A vase chrysanthemums at two dollars, Class B all colors vase at two dollars, Class D single stem and one bloom at thirty one cents, Class F best chrysanthemum design at one dollar, best rose basket forty cents, best daliah collection and best fern at forty cents, Prof Huguelet to train a concert program, information through Mrs Gambrell, admission to fair, baby show noted.
Misrea Mamie and Agnen Deviln meet with their brother My J R Deviln in Abbeville that week. Several locals attend Mme Nordica's Grenville concert. Mrs G T Hagan and Mrs Brysan visit Greenville with relatives. Julia Kennedy and others plan brief visits. A child from the A R P cemetery funeral remains mourned.
Calvert and Nickles advertise as headquarters for Thite Hickory Wagons in Owensboro and Rock Hill Buggies and Summer Buggies. Also listing Harnees and Laprobes with a February 24, 1904 date cue and a trade emphasis.
West End brief lists residents and visitors in Abb ville scattered notes. Gde BuaRIn and Wan attend The Claneman with others in town Thursday. several locals visit relatives in Bellevue Cross and Sumter. Miss Myra Mower and Miss Eugenia Robertson travel to Columbia. weddings and church events noted. many names and small travels across Newberry, Due West, Monterey, Edgefield, Troy, and surrounding areas.
A fragmented historical note traces Benjamin Franklin and the saying That is grind to early American culture. It cites Almanacs and essays, noting Franklin’s printing career beginning in Philadelphia and his famous epitaph. The piece highlights Poor Richard’s Almanack as source of enduring maxims and Franklin’s influence on colonial wit.
Avbury Park August 12, 2008 Howe's London show attracted many visitors with a main tent seating over three thousand crowding for performances. Marion Sncredan and troupe impressed audiences while Prof Buckley showcased feats with the largest elephant in the world. Acrobats and animals drew wild applause as vendors advertised flour and school books nearby.
Dargan's 5 and 10c Store invites shoppers to reduce its stock and visit the shop. It promises a varied stock, low prices, and appealing mouse traps, aiming to define a path to their door in customers' minds and convert interest into sales.
A humorous critique of a misposed wood measurement question. The narrator lampoons arithmetic errors, unit confusion, and the State Board's expanding standards as teachers struggle with a 16 ft pine plank problem and absurd ancillary questions about density, price, and geometry.
An advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies claiming a cure for chronic constipation without charge if it fails, warns against laxatives and cathartics, and asserts nerve and muscle weakness of the colon as the cause. It promotes the product as pleasant, safe for children, and backed by a guarantee from J. Link's and A. Milford & Co.
Probate Court of Abbeville directs sale at public outcry on Saleday in November 1903 to pay debts. The 159 acre tract known as the M T Hutchison Place lies in Lowndesville Township bounded by Massillon Bell Rocky River and land of J B Franks. Cash terms with purchaser responsible for all papers.
A court ordered sale in Abbeville County will auction a 17 acre tract near Willington. The Administrator Guilford W. Cade cites a Decree of Sale from the Court of Common Pleas and lists defendants I L Porter Mra K H Porter Mary E McIntosh and J Hester. Sale is cash, with purchaser bearing papers costs, date in November 1908 at Abbeville Court House.
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