The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, November 13, 1895, Image 9
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BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, S. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1895. ESTABLISHED 18441
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Additional Report of tlie ProcecilinicN I J
of Thai Hod v. ! foi
Columbia, 8. C\, Nov 9.?The debate on (y
the last remaining section of the siillraae ar- in
tide commenced last night, was concluded mi
tbts morning. Senator Tillman offered the 1
following amendment to section 1: ! ly
"Each of the two political parties cast- a<
ing the highest number of votes at the 1
preceding election shall havo representation , mi
on the board of managers of elections at each mi
polling precinct and on the board of county tk
canvassers in each count." I ;
There was considerable debate. Senator tin
Tillman made a strong epeach iu favor of the coi
amendment. rtn
Mr. Bellinger favored th9 amendment, and ?-h
was joined by Messrs. Bradbam, D. .S. Hen- 1
derson and others. The amendment was fin- to
ally killed by a vote of 7-1 nays to .'>1 yeas. . tal
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riie entire article on suffrage was thei
opted by a vote of 78 to 11.
I'o-dny was nil oir day in the convention.
Considerable debate arose on the provision
codifying the laws. The section was final
passed, so as to provide for such coditica
in every 10 years?the eodifier to receive ai
nual salary of $500.
riie section punishlnz sherifls in case of th
nchlngof prisoners iu their keeping causei
svarm discussion.
dr. Bellinger, the author of the section
ide a very strong speech iu its favor, com
inding theclosestatteution of" the convea
>n.
Mr. Bradham of Clarendon also supportei
pnrovlsion. Beinir himself a sheriff of hi
imty, he said, he was n proper judge ol tb
ty. responsibility and opportunity of tb
orif! when liis jail was attacked.
Mr George Johnstone moved to amend so a
prevent the offending sheriir from beini
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Pending farther discussion of Mr. john0
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. 1 till 11:0')on Monday mornln;.
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.j MARRIAGE.
.; Happy Event Pleasantly Written Pp.
'"I On Thursday uight, 1st November, quite a
" i number of people of both sexes assembled at
, the home of Mrs. Eliza Smith, relict of the
! late J. W.Smith, to celebrate the marriage of
11 the youngest daughter. Miss Mamie, who
a 1 was to be led to the hymeneal altar by Mr. (..
e : L. Drenman, a young man of the Lowndes_
vitic section who possesses a good personal
* appearance together wilh Industry, sobriety,
; , and other ennobling traits of character.
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brief and lucid manner ! congratulations were serenl
offered by some Intimate friends, and supper
was announced.
The table was nicely decorated, and fairly
groaned beneath the sumptuoas viands that RM|..
it bore. No one. however fastidious, could
find aught to criticize In the sumptuons re- I
! past. It combined everything that could
I please the eye or regale the palate.
After supper the young people participated The
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I loo, but their joy was moderated by the pre- ticket
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i A better supper or a better oonducted enter- ber5t
tainment it wou>d be a difficult matter to Port
| have. Id the galaxy of female beauty It Is This i
! needless to say the fair bride and her beautl- In th
| ful sister, Miss Cassle, shone with especial other
I lostro. bly qi
| May this occasion be an omen of a life of For
bliss to the parties who have embarked on addre
; the Journey of life together! May their future
[ be one of perpotual sunshine, not a cloud to
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Aususta, Ga? November 7th, 1895.
Port Royal <fc Western Carolina Railway
offer reduced rates for this occasion;
,s to be sold November 5th to 29th lnclusx>d
to return on any train until Decernh.
Ask for tickets via Augusta and the
Royal <t Western Carolina Railway,
oate will land you In Greenville early
e afternoon before the arrival of any
train, permitting you to be comfortaunrterea
early In the evening.
Information as to rates and schedules,
ss, Wtn.J. Craig,
General Passenger Agent.
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prefer to speak that little accord I ng to the
to-called continental or Roman method, projably
because they think It sounds more dlsLlogue
than the plain English method. A.
imatterlng of Latin or a native tendency to
affectation often leads to the mispronunciation
of words like the following;
ultimatum, oblongata,
prorata, aurora borealis,
mandamus, desideratum,
apparatus, stratum,
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mate a like the a In potato. You tblnk this '*
is.'not right? Very well: look In the diction- ." %
Restaurant.
I would announce to my friends and costo- '*
mers that I have moved gay RESTAURANT
to Cothran's Block, on Washington
Street, where I will be glad ro serve tbepab- '
lie with as good meals as tbe provisions of *2
the market will afford.
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