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Hodges 141 5 11)1 1H 142 33; 77 42' ftS ; 4,110 01 12 100 1C 4S 20
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("edarSprings 29 27 1 31 25 27 22 9 2 4S 0 | 9 25 0 IK ir>
Magnolia If. 9 19| 12, 4l| 12 11 2G 2(1 9 33 15! 21 14 4 IS 21
I)ue VVeHt 91 35 7 9 S5j (II 47 511 49 i 4 C? 75 4 44 11 Stj (Mi
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Jones | 37 1 1 20 19 21 9 9 8 31 0 20 1 12 3
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Total 1917 4SO 3i:; 221 19U9 1070 1170 787 1002 331 1594 1U50 35s 1159 IjS 1U30 902
The .Senatorial R?ce. Total Vote of Abbeville fouuty, AnAs
far as lieard from at noon Friday, Aug. iftint 25,
28, 1890, the aggregate vote in this State for ??
I'nlted States Senator?except In Saluda FOK CONGHKSS.
bounty, rrotn which no returns nave been re- A. (j. Latimer 1,'jit
eeived?stood a* follows: W.l\ Wldeman 130
John Gary Evans m.-IIM Joseph L. Keltt :m:i
Joseph H. Earle -J!?.4un J. W. Uowdeu 221
J. T. l>uucan K.102 FOU SOLICITOR.
Total vote.To.6J7; necessary .or election, p Anse, ?
3<,S54, or a umjority of the whole. ,, ...
The vote in Abbeville County stood : eo. r nee <
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Evans 1 , >! >
i i.'.irio ill.: W. R. Bullock 1170
Duncan 411 T. I-. Moore 1,002
For Governor : R. R. Hemphill 7S7
Kllerbe Is an easy winner. Total vote for lhl8 ?,Uce :{'02
_ FOR SHERIFF.
Lieutenant Governor.
, , , .1. K. Jones 1,1.Ml
It IB thought M. B. McS weeny Is elected F. W. R. Nance 1.UV,
Lieutenant Governor. Result In Abbeville w M_nn ^
counly- ii.'ll. MooreZZZZVZZ
McSweeny 1.TO4
iow. FoR Al'DlToR.
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W. W. Bradley
W. D. Mayfleld is re-elected by a small ma- , D Carwile 1 <fii;
Jorlty over T. C. Robinson. T p Mllford TZZZ1! ...."."I
Tbe vote for tbat ofllce in Abbeville county Tollll vole for thls omce .J ys
Robinson I.BSjJ FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mayfleld 1,2<?
Dr. A. J. Speer u.lMt
Adjutant and Inspector General: T.A.Graham 2,10!)
Watts 1.27U H J# Kinard l'.TTS
Rlcbbourg 1.C4I F.B.Gary 1,741
For Governor: ^ 1>. H. Maglll 1,4(>{
S Ellerbe 2,0::i w- N .Graydon I a*
1 Harrison b<Ki " Holloway 1/204
Whitman 5" ^ ^ I-?omax 1,091
W. Jj. Miller 963
~ " m o. P. Hawthorne 801
The following candidates are in the second Total vote 2,91
primary, which takes place on Tuesday, FOR SUPERVISOR.
September 8. 1896: * ,obn LyOQ *
House of Representatives: r. h.Armstrong it;
Xlr XT ,, i M. N. Patterson 139
W.N. Graydon. u.N.Nickta. sw
I>. H. Magill. J.H.Bel! 366
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Clerk of Court: Tomi vote 2,on
W It Kullock KOlt SCHOOL COMMISSIONKK.
riM "r W.T. MllforU 1,?M>
1 hos. L. Moon. J)r E H Edward(J
? ,,, .... W. A. Lunler f>47
or Sheriff. Total vote 2,1(1)
J. E. Jones. for cokonkk.
| F. W. H. Nance. a. j?\ seawrigiu i,.w
I W. B. UolUS 1,01(1)
For Kunervisor:
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John Lyon. for treasurer.
K.H.Armstrong. J. u. Blake, Jr 2.aw
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OFEEIiS TO THE GIRLS OF ABBEVILLE COUNTY AND OK THE STATE, W
vf The Very Best Advantages for the Least Money, W
\^r Fifteen Instructors. Literary, Scientific, Classical, Musical and Business A
| - Courses. Knellsh Diplomas aud Certificates given such ns do not wish a Classl- ^
1 cat Course. 81!>0 will pay board, tuition, washing, fuel, lights, (Sc., for the nine
5 months. For further Information, address the President, ^
f EEV. C. E. TODD, Due West, S. C. d
ABBEVILLE IKT3NT,
KATES $2.(10 I'KU DAY. CENTItALLY LOCATED.
I,AliCH SAMPLE J'.OO.M AND OFFICE ON FIRST FLOOR.
Table Fare First Class. B. K. Beacham, Propaielor.
Abbeville, S. C\, July 13, 189G.
I wish to say to my okl customers that from this on I will be en
gaged in the building material oust lies?, i win Keep on uami ai me
Abbeville Inn a stock of Sash, Doors, Blinds, ?fcc. I have secured the
sale for this section for the Dowell Pin Door, which is the greatest imj
provement in door making of the age, combiuing both strength and
beauty, doing away with ugly pins and tenons. I guarantee every
point perfect and will not open. When in need of any building material
of any kind, come and see me and get my prices.
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+ Doors, Sash, Blinds, ?
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THE SECOND PRIMARY.
Mniingerw or Election Tor Tuesday, I
October 8, 1S?6.
Antrevllle?J. N. Knox, L. 0. Hoblnson, N. |
E.Johnson.
Coronaca?J. D. Coleman, E. Q. Stuart, Jas.
Graham.
Abbeville No. 2?T. T. Ferguson, R. E. Cox, |
W. E. Lesley.
Abbeville No. 1?J. A. Harris,S. J. Link, R.
L. Mabry.
Level Land?Jno. N. Pratt, R.N.Ashley,
Jas. Young.
Hampton?Bosh McWhorter, John A. ItobIt)Hon,
David Crawford.
Donalds?W. J. Donalds, J. N. Todd, J. C.
Martin.
Hodges? R. H. Hughes, A. A. Arnold, Mack
Coch ran.
Lebauou--J. S. Glbert, Tom Mann, Will McKenzie.
ljOWuuesvuie ino. i?ut. s\. luciier, j. ij.
Manning, G. S. Mauldin.
Lowudesvllle No. 2? W. F. Wright, B. A.
Wilson. G. \Vf McNair.
Ml. Carmei?W. O. Mars, Jas. Sutherland,
John (Jade. ?
Long Cane?IJ. C. Calvert, Doc Bowie, T. J.
Robertson.
Belvlew?S. \V. Morrah, J. E. Brltt, C. J.
Lyon.
Phoenix?S. P. Brooks, Ross, P. H.
Adams.
Stohey Point?T. A. Graham, J. M. Rothrock.
.1. C. Caldwell.
Ninety-Six?Jas. Rogers, R. P. McCaslan, K.
S. Nlckles.
Verdery? J. L. White, W. E. Henderson, J.
V. Scott.
McCormlck?L. N. Chamberlin, Jack Edmunds,
Jas. A. Harmon.
Mountain View ?Joseph Bowen, Lamar
CllnkBcales, George Hodge.
Brstdley?E. W. Waison, J. M. Pouads, Geo.
Steltle.
Troy?T. M. Jay, w. T. Bradley, John u.
Kennedy.
: Cedar Springe?A. K. Bfown, Jos. Thorn'
ton, George Wardlaw.
| Mugnolia?K. O. Bell, Jim Hawthorne, Warren
Lanier.
Due West?John Black, D. S. Edwards, T.
' G.Ellis.
Means Chapel?J. B. Cochran, J. H. Barks|
dale, J. G. Smitn.
Greenwood?J. B. Sample, J. T. McLees,
k Jerome Bell,
' Jones?K. F. Morrison, T. C. Drummon, J.
H. Black well.
I Itule 5. The managers of election shall open
the polls Ht 8 o'clock a. m., and shall close
them at 4 o'clock p. m. After tabulating the
I result the managers shall certify the same
and forward the ballot box, poll list, and all
| other papers relating to such election, by one
of their numberorExecutlveCommitteeman
. to the Chairman 01 trie respective uemocrauc
I County Executive Committee within fortyelcht
hours after the close of the polls.
I Kuleti. The County Democratic Executive
Committee shall assemble at their respective
Court Houses on the morning of the second
r day after the election on or before 12 o'clock
m., to tabulate the returns and declare the result
of the primary, so far as the same relates
to members ol' the General Assembly and
County officers, and shall forward Immediately
to the Chairman of the State Executive
Committee at Columbia, S. C., the result of
the election in their respective Counties for
U. S. Senator, State Officers, Congressmen and
Solicitors. J
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during the dull season. Thankii
generous public for their liberal
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IMeasant Echoes from the Babbling j Tl
Brook.
Due West, S.C.,Aug. 31.1S96.
On account of the Indisposition of Rev. 0.1 <
I Y. Bonner. Kev. W. M. Grier supplied his I
pulpit Sabbath morning. ?a
i Ah usual, our ministers were all absent to
Sabbath day, serving different congregations. >. ,
Messrs. McMillan & Wilson are on the p,
ground with their orick machine. They will rj.
! commence work this week on the brick lor ^
; the Dormitory. w)
Contractor Orders of Charlote. has arrived
I and will commence work Immediately upon ' g{
I Erskine's Dormitory.
i Mr. David Pressiey, has returned Jrom j m(
Gastonla, N. C. i wi
| Mr. P. H. Harper died suddenly Thursday 'un
; morning. Although In fe?ble health for a | t
long time, be was able to attend to his affairs, i to
| His death was unexpected. He wasaklnd;t0
father and attectionate husband. ' 1
Mr. James Trlbble Ih generally over-hauling j gDJ
the Hood place, and it Is now one of the prel-1 "
tiest places in town. Mr. F. M. Bell Is doing I g0'
the wood work, and John Crawford the fVl
painting. > The
youug folks of Due West and Donalds w(
had an enjoyable picnic Friday at Rich's! .
pusture. i h'
.Miss Zula Brock has gone to Belton where [ *
I she will teach the next year. I in
I Miss Doclu Brock, has returned from. J
Zarllne. | p.."
Mrs. J. \V. Pratt is visiting in Greenville. n
I Mr. J. R. Ellis will open business at Had- ,0I
dons old stand. ; i
Rudolph McDavid is in Lowndesvllle taking
telegraphy. QU
Mrs. J. A. Brown and family, have returned H .
| from a pleasant visit to Virginia. jJS
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VISITORS. | '
i Miss Nola Mattlson, Honea Path. ! be
\f i km Marrlon Corrie. Abbeville. :
Mlfis Lizzie Nance, Abbeville. |
MIhk Branyon. Zarllne. s'!
Miss Eloulse Scalle, Woodruff.
. Mrs. John WIIsod, Lowndesvllle. j ra;
Miss Emma Black. Abbeville. j '
Mr. C. Pj. Harper, ifoDea I'atb. I 'rt
Mr. Mattlsoo. Doualds. co,
Mr. Dodson, Donalds. j '
The Colleges open last Wednesday in Sep-1 Jrf
teinber. I 116
Rev. Boyce Grler and family are expected |101
this week. | <lu
Mr. J. A. Nance, lost ills youngest child |fn
Sabbath evening. 1111
We are looking for students from all parts i
of the United States next year, and navel
I already two young ladles from Arizona mat
will attend.
I Miss Matla Wldernan lias gone to lilack- j
| stock, where she will engage In teaching the ! p0
prevent year.
Mr. J. G. Pressly leaves TupRday for Lalnsvllle,
Georgia, to resume teaching. He goes j
by private conveyance, and Mr. W. P. m:
Lindsay will accompany him as far as Augus- no
ta. {
Miss Ellen Edwards will teach in Lancaster
the following year, and has taken her deI
parture.
I Messrs. A. S. Kennedy and J, L. Pressly .
| took a trip to Mount Carmel last week. | 1
Euphemlan Hull Is about completed, aud P"
puts forth a beautiful appearance. I
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Swamp root can be had at Speed's. 1 J(j
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[TEMS FROM NINETY-SIX.
tie Election?Earle and Evans? Pollt*
leal Pot.
Ninety-Six, 8.O., Aug. 31,1896.
Well, tbe first primary In over and we conatulate
those who were successful. Election
y here was very quiet. Everybody seemed
vote as they pleased, and the old system of
og rolling" was not resorted to. The antl'hdh
vote was divided between Earle and '
mean. Of course the Duncan vote will go
Earle next time. Wedo not believe Evans
11 hold his vote of last Tuesday, as we have
ard several say that they would vote for
irle next time.
Vs to the vote for Clerk we do not look for
my cbaDges. For Supervisor Capt. Lyon
II l*ad. and an for the House Mr. Graydon
d Mr. Maglll both have friends here.
;otton Is coming In slowly. There seems
be a disposition on the part of the planters
hold.
!)r. and Mrs. Holland have gone over to
end several days at Lithla Springs.
Miss Mabel Stanley, who has been spending
metime here, has returned to her home la
ilnmhln ' .>
["he Ninety-Six High School will open next
anday, the 6tb Inst.
Mrs. Johnson has purchased Mr. Klnard's
use on East Main Street and moved in It.
["he Rev. J. C. Stoll Is carrying on a meetsr
at Salem. The attendance is good.
Mr. J. T. Langston and family have return.
He has taken the cottage of Mr. Fouche's
North Cambridge Street, and will buy cotn
here this seasod.
We thank Mr. J. A. Moore for a basket of
ce tomatoes and sweet potatoes. They were
Ite acceptable and very much enjoyed.
Vllss Maude Brabham, from Edgefield, who
is been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. S. Wilson,
is returned to her home.
rhe Rev. Mr. Justus delivered the address
fore the union of the Sunday Schools yesrday
in the Methodist church. The address
is verv interesting and aDDronrlate. The
iglng was excellent.
rhis Is molasses time, and our farmers are
aklng quantities of it.
Miss Minnie Thurman. a pretty young lady
>m Edgefield, is spending awhile with her
usin. Mrs. E. X. DeVore.
M. S. G., your most excellent correspondent
?ra Greenwood, called on us on Friday. He yiard
we were shot, and of course he being a ,
mbstone man as well as a knight of the
Ill, had an eye to business, we certainly
Joyed his visit. But a tombstone Is about
e last thing we all need. East End.
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Mali Honrs.
lours that the malls close at the Abbeville
st office:
11.10 a. in. 1.10 p. m. 2.30 p. m.
4.;i0 p. m. 8.00 p. m.
VII matter that Is to go off-in the night
ills should deposited in the post office, and
t in the street box after 4.00 p. m.
Sunday hours?9 to 10 a. m. 1 to 2 p. m. 5
0 p.m. Kobt. S. Link, 1*. M.
f you want a nice cool drink, try celery j
osphate for 5 cent a glass at Speed s.
f you are seeking bargains in summed
ads drop in at Haddon 8'
,'rimson and red clover seed Just In at \V.
elHmltb & Son.
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& LYON.
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