The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, January 06, 1897, Image 5
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The Press and Banner |
. ABBEVILLE, S.C.
r ESf Pub! tubed every Wednesday at S"2 r
' year In advance.
Ten Pages.
Wednesday, Jan. 6, 1897.
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rXiiii juauao.
The Men Wlionre to Kit in Judgment.
John E. Brown lee Diamond Hill.
R.O.Bell Calhoun Mills.
B. C. Mellwain Long Cane.
W.J. Wells- Greenwood.
J. L. Hall Lowndesvllle.
A. D. Broodwell Lowndesvllle.
R. C. Brownlee, Sr.? Due West.
J. R. Elite Donalds.
W. E Morrison Long Cane.
W. R. Elll?. Long Cane.
G. M. Anderson Ninety-Six.
L. W. SeawrlghU. Donalds.
J. W. J. Simpson Long Cane.
J. C. Davis Indian HIP.
J. J. Link Cedar Springs.
James E. Wakefield Diamond Hill.
A. J. Ferguson. Jr Abbeville.
John T. Bryant Due West.
V. R. Hloton Donalds.
J. A. Campbell.. Lowndesvllle.
W. W. Mara Cokesbury. I
Max Below Diamond Hill. V
Peter McKellar Greenwood.
J. W. Morgan Diamond Hill.
J. A Trlbble Donalds.
J. E. Moore Donalds.
r. F. FerKusou... AbbevIJ.e.
C. J. Brltt Bordeax.
J A.Young... Indian Hill.
T.J. Beacham .. Cokesbury.
J D. Murdock Diamond Hill.
Wm. McKelzel Abbeville.
R. F. Poore Donalds.
O. O. Big by Donalds.
D. A. Ward law Cedar Springs.
R A. Coleman Donalds.
GRAND JURY FOR 1897.
The Hen Who Will Conduct The
'* '*' Grand Inquent This Year.
M.A.Simpson Lowndesvllle. 1
J.,A. Dodson Donnalds. I
B. C. Porter. White Hall. ?
J. F. Boseman Ninety-Six.
T. J. Mrdd Abbeville.
A. B. Edwards Abbeville.
W. H. Moore Cokesbury.
J. F. Miller Abbeville.
" * PolhAiin Mill*
J. U. uemmmger
O. L. Cann........ Diamond Hill.
T.J. Davis Smithvllle.
W. C. Aenew Cokesbnry.
W.-D. Ferguson Abbeville.
R. W. Cowan Calhoun Mills.
W. O. Covan Calboun Mills.
J.N. MoGlll Doonalds.
M. A Feller?_ Ninety-Six.
J. 8. BotU Ninety-Six.
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A Pleasurable Occasion. ~
/ One of the pleasantest event* ot the bolldays
In Abbeville was ad ?nce given Wednesday
nljbt, Dee. oOtb, by Mr. and Mrs. Ellis 3.
Grayuau in honor of tuoir laughter, Miss
Mnd<e, who spent the vacation from btr .
Kindles at Edgefield with the home tolks. 11
fAiiouTinc comic- people attended this
exqaUlte affair: Misses Bevy Wilder, Eliza
Thompson, Nina Tuggart, Plevna Seals, Rebecca
Seals, Mary Lyles and Oleiia Corrle; vl
Messrs. Foster Barnwell. Bradley Reese, EJ. ot
Edwards, Robt. Jonex, Walter Sweareogen, 01
David Henry. Will Lawson, J. H, Pratt, Al- m
bert Henry, Less Sraltn and Alex Bowie. re
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Unclaimed letter*.
Letters Remaining In the Abbeville. S. C.
Post office tor weeks ending Jan. 5,1S97.
C? B. H. Cason, Jackson Crumley.
1)? Eaffron Davis, care W. W. Ellis.
F? Prince Fanner.
H?Miss Janle Haeans, W. S. Hughey, Mrs.
Beiay Holmes, care Rob't Collier.
J?Monrow Jenken
L?G. W. Link.
M?T. L. McDonald, Mrs. Willie Morris.
P?Miss Susan Pltis, G. H. Pickbara.
R?Williams Riley.
Si?Mrs. Seabout.
W?MUs Josepbene White. Rob't Link,
P.M.
^ Sadden Death.
L News reached here Monday of tbe sudden
' deatb of Mr. Jasper Morrison, of Donald's.
Mr. Morrison bad been living In Laurens
county, but was moving back to his old home
near Donald's. He went to Laurens a few
day* before nia death to ;et tbe last of bis
things,and while there his death occurred
, He was a young man about 30 years old, and
leaves a wife with several small children.
Funeral Notice.
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lue reiBU<D>, kicuus tuu aniuaiu uaui.cr ui
A.M. Hill BDd family are respectively invited
to attend his funeral serAics this
(Wednesday) allernoon. January 6th. at
Sharon church, at 3o'clock. Funeral seavlces
will be conducted by the Masons or Clinton
Lodes No. 3 A. F. M., of this city.
Reward.
Gov. Evans has offered a reward of $100 for
the arrest of the person or peruons who so
brutally murdered Mr. Joseph Wilson a few
days ago ou the Snake road, about six miles
/rum town.
Married.
Mr. Wm. A. McCord, of Hodges, and Miss
Ltdle Klley. of Klley's, were married on the
last night of the old year. Rev R.N.Pratt,
of Qreenvllle, officiated.
A Letter
With 25c wortb of stamps enclosed will bring
you by return mall 1 box of laxative bromo .
; quinine tablets, or
A Letter
Witb a one do!lar bill enclosed will bring by
relora mill to u club of five, each a box of
laxative bromo quinine tablets, which will
l cure your cold in one day if you don't believe ^
k It Just try It. P. B. Speed.
A, d(
Worth its Weight in Gold. 8t
Laxative bromo quinine tablets, will cure a ic
cold )u one day bure. For sale ai Speed's *
. drag store. E<
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W Oar old friend, Mr. A. J. Sprnlea, was in Ul
' town yesterday and Monday. He Is now a ai
"travelling man." and came to be present at
Lbeawarding of tbe contract for building our 01
water works. Mr. Sproles, as saleman
makes more money than be could do if be f*
was a printer. tc
W. P. Green, Esq.. has been employed to
assist tne Slate in tne prosecution of the case ^
against tbe persons charged with burning of
jar. miuiug b nouse. air. ureen In h mao ol d,
promise, and It looks ah If the public would
award blm a fair business. w
To cure a cold in one dav take laxative tt
bromo quinine tablets, only 25c per box. For
sale at Speed'* urug store. li
Miss Jna Pxnkfrton spent last week "
with her cousin, MUt Maud Holllugsworth, 11
In Dae West. y q
Miss Winton Tagoart has been spending a
\ two weeks with her cousin, Miss Pearl Mar- d,
L ?o.
. Mr. and Mrs. Bell bav? moved to Due n
^ West, carrylog their stock of goods with fc
them. V'
Mr*. Smith, mother of Mrs.Stewart,died on tt
Monday and was burled at Sharon yesterday, jj'
Mr and W^rs. W. J. DeVore spent Christmas 8<
with relatives nt Greenwood and Ninety-Six.
The Treasurer will continue to receive the <>'
one dollar road tax the 1st of February, a
Miss Mahik Taogabt is on a visit to
friends at Verdery.
Cadet Willie Martin, ol the Charleston
Citadel, spent Christmas with his mother. b
Mrs. Taggart will move to the store next to
l . Speed's drug store. Is
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L. W. White's Locals. E
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Remetatx r now is the the best opportunity ti
you will ever have for getting an over coat g
and a ( nit of fine clothing, lor very little n
; money. Just comeand see what we can do x
for you in this line. t<
Bay you dry goods while they are cheap. ci
We are having some closing out saleB, at h
which you can secure great barglne.
Now is the time to buy blankets and e
flannels. Come and see bow very cheap we H
i bave tbem. o
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I For tbe next thirty days we propose to o
make it very lively for all buyers of goods.
We most make room lor our Spring stock by
getting rid ol our Winter goods. Come and
see bow cheap we are Belling goods.
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Xiay never be free, but you ean be free that
cold if you will go to Speed's drug store and D
??taboxol laxative bromo quinine, only
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BUSINESS SUSPENDED.
i Rewprct lo the Memory of A.
Hill.
We the undersigned business men of Ab
lie agree lo close our place of business fr<
ie o'clock lo-uoorrow (Wednesday Jan. C
I'll balf past two ocjocr id respect 10 i
eiuory of our townsman A. M. Hill, wb<
mains will be, between the hours nam'
ken^-Hhai-on for burial.
\V. White,
J. D. Kerr,
J. H. Latins ere,
Glen-Jones Hardware Co.
W. Joel Smltb <fc .Son,
A. Cohens,
W. T. Penney,
National Bank,
P. B. Speed,
Dave Qoibermlne.
W. D. Barsdale & Co.
, J. G. Edwards,
11. D, Reese.
R. M. Haddon & Co.
P. Rosen burg <fc Co.
Farmers Bank,
Geo. White,
J. S.Bowie. ,
R. C. Wilson & Co.
Aug. W. Smith,
J. C. Pressly,
J. C. lonnger,
C. E. Bruce, ,
A. B. Morse,
O. P. Hammojd & Co.
D. H. Wilder,
J. F. Miller,
LlvlDgfttoa & Perrin,
Sign & Tuggart,
Geo. W. Lomax,
11. M.Hill,
M. O. Chapman, > '
J. M. Wilkliifon,
J. E. Jones,
P. J. Leach,
D. B. Smith,
E. A. Templeton,
K. W.Cannoo,
. J. E. McDavld* Co.
B. Hlllmao,
O. A. Douglass,
K. C. Bernau,
C. V. Hammond Express Agl
McDill <fc Lyon,
F. Rabin,
J. C. Klugb,
W. W. Bradley.
Jno. Lyon,
S Q.Thomson,
K. E. Hill,
J. U.Blake Jr.
Dr. Killlnsworlb,
J. W.Bradford,
Richard (Jan it.
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NINETY-SIX.
II tbe News About the City Tbnt
to Leave Vs.
Ninety-Six, 8. C., Jan. 4,189
A hmnv w Y?ap In vnn mr rhiinr
After a pleasant week of frolic and fun <
jople have settled down to the duties of 1
The dawning of '97 was not what we ml)
live wished bad 11 been ours to make. .
jpends upon us as to bow our New Yt
tail begin. Alas! how many begin by mi
ig maDy new resolveB and letting them e
lib the beginning, forgetful of the fact tl
>od resolutions are as dead leaves unl
irrled out with truth and earnestness. ]
3 make fewer resolutions and be better no
id women.
We have had a general exodus from to
f boys and girls returning to their college!
Prof. G. M. Moore, of Lowndesville H
:booi, delighted his many friends by a vl
> town lust week.
Mrs. Walker Edwards and daughter, ca
i>wn from Abbeville and spent Ubrlstmat
er father's, Col. Miller.
Misses BUI, of Greenwood, attended I
ance at Dr. Sloan's last Tuesday evening.
The few remaining turkeys havebeguc
alk abroad again, the signal being glT
mt"turkey dinners" area thing of the pi
Quite a number of young people are suf]
>g Irom colds and that general bad feel
bleb so often follows the Christmas dlssl
ons.
Mlt-s Archie Bozeman, who has charge
akland Academy, Is visiting in Laure
he will resume her school duties next M
ay.
The party at Mr. J. W. Blake's last W
esday eveulng wus enjoyed by tbe yoi
>lks. Tbe older ones present were remlnc
ery vividly of "auld lang syne."
Tbe school opened today, but do not kn
ie number of new names enrolled. Abi
igbty nuplls were in attendance when i
:bool closed for the holidays.
Mr. T. C. Lipscomb has not been able to
ill during Christmas. We hope to see h
tnong us again soon.
Tbe maDy friends of Miss Annie Burkb
:r are glad to know she Is improving a
lsb Jor ber a rapid recovery.
We bear of sume changes to be made In I
nsiness world and will report tbem later.
Tbe farmers have about completed th
ibor arrangements for the coming year w
lenty In their well tilled barnes for txi
d beast if not consumed by tbe drove*
orses and mules now flooding our count
igypt had ber plagues of locusts and fro
je Isrealites were cursed with quails, A
alia with rabbits, our great nortnwest w
rass-hoppers and caterpillars. Are we i
ist now being cursed with horses and mul
he scarcity of corn next summer and a vl
) the various bone-yards next fall will
Ide this question.
I would like to know wbat becomes of 1
uge packages of fruit trees received atl
epots along tbe different lines of railrc
very fall. A friend at my elbow sugg
iiat tbe greater part of them die from wi
f proper care In transplanting and tbe
lalnder are eaten up by tbe cows from wi
r sufficient protection. Cambrldg
As b cough, cough, loough or a cold, c<
old all day long, why not go to Speed's d
lore and get a box of that laxative bro
uinlne whice will cure you In one day.
as cured others and will oure you.
When you want a pre*iy stylish hat or b
et go or send to Hadd'on.
If you want carped cheaper than ever a
efore call at Hadrfon's.
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Time For You to
ir Prices When You
[ake it to *5
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All Winter goods '
fish. to close, and wi
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$ VfiX&DQWLE DAIDf
E SERVICE
Bonte of the famous "Atlanta Special'' between
New York, Washington, Norfolk and Atlanta, New
Orleans. Southwest. Also the US. A. Express.'
Schedule in effect April 5th, 1896.
SOUTHBOUND. No. 403. No. 41.
Lv. New York, via Penn. E. K. *8 20 p m *9 CO pm
" Philadelphia, " " 5 15 p ui 12 05 ngt >
" Baltimore, " " 7 31 p m 2 55 am
* Washington. * u 8 40pm 4 80 am :
w Elobmond, 14 " 12 80 am 9 05 am
Lv. Norfolk via B. . L. *11 80 p m *9 05 am ,
Portsmooth, ** 18 01 n'gt 9 15 am
Lv. Weldon, via 8. A. L. *8 05 a in ?11 65 am
Ar. Henderson, via * 4 32 am *1 89 pm
Ar Durham via 8. A. L. +7 32 am f4 09 pm
Lv Durham " tP 20 am til 00 am
Ar. Kaletgh, via 8. A. L. *5 55 a m *3 84 pm
* Sanford, " 7 14 u 4 58 u
' Southern Pines, M 8 00 " 5 49 " ?
" Hamlet, " 8 50 " 6K" i
" Wadesboro, 9 63 " 8 01 " <
" Monroe, " 10 40 " 8 55 " S
Lv. Charlotte via 8. A. L. .*11 35 " 10 20 pm
Lv. Chester, via 3. A. L... 12,-08 p m 10 32 pm
? Clinton, " ]. 20 w 11 68 44 .
" Greenwood, " 2 83 " 1 00 am
u ABBEVILLE " 8 00 ? 1 32 "
" Elberton, " 4 00 " 2 85 "
" Athena, ? ... 5 10 u 3 88 "
" Winder, " 5 88 " 4 21 "
" Atlanta, (Union D. Cent T) (1 45 " 6 20 "
NOETHBOUND. No. 402. No. 88.
JLiv. a.iiadia.viao.a.l..v^ent. wim -o j.u i?u
" Athens, " IS 66 p m 11 40
" Elberton. " 4 00 " 12 45 am
" ABBEVILLE " 5 00 " 1 47 "
" Greenwood, " ij 30 " 2 15 44
. Clinton, " ii 25 u 3 18 "
L- Chester, " 7 39 " 4 48 ?
Ar. CharlotteTvia t. A. L ? 3 20 p m ? 5 25 "
Lv. Monroe, via 8. A. L. !) 15 p m 6 iffam
' Hamlet " 10 85 " 8 15 "
" Southern Pines, M 11 21 " 9 15 "
" Raleigh, " *1 26 a m *11 81 " 1
Ar Durham via B. A. L f7 32 am |4 09pm ]
Lv Durham " t5 20 pm +11 00 am J
Ar. Weldon, 11 ?405 " 00 "
? Kichniond, " .... 6 40 6 40 '? ,
' Washington, via Penn.BE ID 45 u 1110 pm (
Baltlmoro, " 15! 00 M. 12 48 ngt
" Philadelphia, " IJ 20 p m 8 45 am j
" New York, rt , ?4 53 " *6 68 " i
Ar. Portamoath, " 7 30 am 5 50 pm
" Norfolk, *i 60 " 6 10 "
Dally. fDally, except Sunday. j
Won. 408 and 402. "The Atlanta Swcial." Solid Ves- ,
ibnled Train, with Buffet Sleepers and Day Coaches ,
between Washington and Atlanta. Parlor and Din7.
lng Cars, New York to Washinetom. Pullman
Sleepers between Portsmouth and Charlotte (open at
ior Portsmouth 9 p. m.) Connection at Atlanta for and
lfe, from Macon, Florida, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memjbl
phis, Texas, California and the West.
A. 11 Nos 41 and 88, "The 8. A. L. Express." Solid
gar Train of Pullmsn Sleepers and Day Coaches between
itj- Portsmouth, Weldon and Atlanta, &lso New York to
ind Weldon and Cape Charles. Connectlngat Atlauln for
hat and from Montgomery, New Orleans, Taxes, Mexico,
ess Callfonla, Macon, Florida; at Portsmouth with Bay
Let Line and coastwise steamers and rail routes to the
ieo north and east.
NO EXTEA FAEE ON ANY TEAIN.
WD
9.
Igb For Tickets, Sleepers, and Information, apply to
lull Ticket Agents, or to
B. A. NEWLAND. Gen. Agt., Pass. Dept.
me ff* B. CLEMENTS, Trav. Paw. Agent,
i at 6 Kimball House, Atlanta, Ga, ?
E. 8t. JOHN, Vlce-Pres. and Gen'l. Mgr.
the V. E. McBEE, Gen'l, Superintendent.
H. W. B. GLOVEB, Traffic Manager,
i to T. J. ANDEB80N, Gen'l. Paw. Agent,
ren General Offices: Portsmouth, Va.
18t.
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Estate of Harriet Barton, M
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d8.
oned;
Notice of Settlement and Applioation
for Final Discharge.
ow rpAKE NOTICE that on the 4th day of FebDut
JL ruary, 1897, 1 will render a final account
the of my actings and dolnes an Administrator
of the Estate of Harriet Burton, deceased, in
he the office of Judge of Probate for Abbeville
lm County at 10 o'oiock a. in., and on the same
day will apply for a final dUcharge from my
ial- trust as such.
ind All persons having demands against Baid
estate will present tbetn for payment on or
the before that day, proven and authenticated or
be forever barred. W. R. BULLOCK,
elr Jan. 4,1897. Administrator.
1th
ian
Vy[ Strayed. . ]
ut ONE LARGE NO-HORNED WHITE COW
ith with red sides, and one brendel cow. Any
not Information ooncernlng them will be reen?
warded by Livingston & Perrln.
1st t
de- ~
the Ju?t ns True as If We Had Salil It.
the Augusta Chronicle.
)acJ A New York clergyman went to Blackwell's
:ea\ Island to conduct a Sunday morning service '
ant uot long since, and he found among those
re" wearing the stripes fifteen college graduates.
anl A report of the Maryland penitentiary shows
e- that a majority of the criminals are educated
and a large cbajorlty temperate. The kind of
education a man needs to be virtuous Is more
of the heart than the bead, but both should go
)ld, together. Education of the brain alone does
ru? not suppress vicious inclinations or necesDQd
sarlly subdue crime.
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on" Children's Jewel caskets In while metal, !
prices ranging from 10c. to 75c. Handsome
old white metal framed mirrors at 20c., toilet
cases, etc., at R. C. Bernan, the Jeweler.
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FOR 1897
jeast A Pa
Lay In Your Supplies, and We
Want Goods.
"Ti /r _ i
une uar lvioiasses..
Two Cars Corn.
One Car Oats.
*500 Barrels Flour.
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four Interest to See I
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4
Aug.
we miifct sell, and a great many Sh
11 give you a bargain.
WM, H. PARKER, President. A. W. SMITH, Yice Presld
JULIUS H. DoPRE, Cashier.
The Farmers' Bank of Alftevil]
DEPOSITS SOLICITED. '
... $75,0(
Piroflta .... 6,5(
DOES GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. Hays and sells Exchange and makes C
Hons. A Savings Department has been established. Amounts received of 91 anc
yards. Interest at 4 per cent, payable quarterly.?January. April. Jnly, October. Small
ncrease rapidly. blreotors?W. U. Parker, A. W. Smith. W. C. MoGowan, J. B. Blake, I
licGee, P. B. Speed, R. M. Haddon, Dr. F. E. Harrison, A. B. Morse.
InnKailimmnilf fllA 0/1 Vl nn I ITnmla i nnmnmn i wait itamt/
duyuiuuuiuoub ui uio ouuw; luuuo 11 in ' IV I if II I ill hi nmi ii
of Abbeville Cooity for School ft MM Mill Mil
Year 1866-97.
Is s ? ^ III Old Certificates of Eegisjrat
l|l l|S5| Sifii =ai ||5 are Void?Everybody M
8 689 10 82,067 47 $498 00 83,249 57 Re?T18ter.
418 23 1,254 71 454 00 2.126 94
836 12 1.158 47 879 00 1,923 6?
&37 29 1,101 66 2T7 00 ,1,785 95
3^6 48 lioegtt 347 00 l $3 of The Books of Registration will be Ope
3)4 25 1,008 86 315 oo 1,653 li on the First Monday In December x
88 59 1.165 88 243 00 1,707 47
S78 77 i*i2i 42 311 oo 1^806 19 . and kept Open for Three Succesi
272 51 817 60 290 00 1,880 11 T)a.VB for thi RAtrlfltr&tion of Vo'
2? 87 6S6 68 209 00 1,124 55 uayB lor oi vo
8:9 32 988 04 809 00 1,626 86 Entitled to Registration nnter the (
4)1 63 1,445 00 883 00 2.809 63 ?
819 07 1,047 82 800 00 1,696 39 stltntlon?For the Information of
ojo flfi 800 11 9ftQ nn 1.4117 79 ^ i4._ .
459 40 1,378 31 852 00 2*llie 71 reoPie 4vwnuuu ia vnucu w uig j
275 80 827 48 300 00 1,41)3 28 follng Provisions of the New Law,
a 19 90 1,049 79 350 00 1,749 09 vi ioto ?cw naw,
108 63 452 02 135 00 695 55 proved the Fifth Day of March, 1896
151 48 454 49 109 00 714 V
75 74 227 24 58 00 86L '? ITIHE BOOKS OF REGISTRATION SHi
52 69 158 08 48 00 258 77 ,i- be opened by tbe Boards on tbe i
The above apportionment of tbe 8cbool hdrrti!n?^Pftn'ri16te^,rStnn?rPrn5to?wfi
Fund to tbe different School District* In AbSeville
connty Is based on ibe enrollment o' iharnnH Knn.onn
JSS'M iSe iSiSotoii jsr" ?' lb* ??unij "rj'"..ir0'ycoSe Tr05?8ip^mM?A:
Tho dnTsrent Doftr/s of school tro.we. "S'"i tf&^JgfSSSSZ ?J? J
OQUBt not overdraw on tne amounts deelgnat- closed tbinv davs^foretheienera? ?
id tor thel: school districts. A
The amonots apporlloort lo each dutrlol 8&?,J?&?Sffi[*SVbil! h?SS>i?l%
XTKiSEEpTn 'flr81 Monday of each month at the U
ii ?p?hrn?rr ri?*T Treasurer In House and kept open for three successive <i
a?h!SK?Xii ur 2STiuqbSt onri tho nnii fur ln eRoh month until thirty days before
Pr election In 1896, when they shall be closed
ilu iiw i uow. November, 1897. Clerks j^e 8aj(j general election shall have ta
>ninwt ?h place. The office. and books mist be1
juired tc distinguish between warrants from g o'clock ln the forenoon un
Irawn on ;he 8 mill tax and the poll tax as I th_ """" ,?rouwu uu
r.h^nnn^L'^m/nr'lbCm 8epan,t6|y The Board ol Registration Is the judg.
Hifc annaal settlement. quguflcatloos of all applicauta torn
pJPwni k???nniViS tn fr ? ?nd^n^ thu tratlon up to January 1st; 1898 Up to Ja
%T .nd.^la ary 1st, lfSs, every male citizen oAhls 8
jfllce on o before 1st of July, ^897, an ltMnlz- aDj United States, twenty-one yeai
3d statement of their expenditures during " who ,8 n_, " ,d^. ,'g
'SSJSES? Vh^hJ 1 h?lhB^a?r!^ ^pauper supported at the publlc expe
accessary that their books be accurntely and Is not confined ln any public prison,
l?o" warrant of any board of trustees will be obialnlng^oods o'r'money'under^
u^Ltif^.Zlein woerda.Tndntnotf P?*en?*, perfury, forgery, robbery. brlb
tutflJnroi or!a HnihMta .nH Mdultery, wife beating, housebreaking, rec
m& hf' ^?H h? r. i2fif t ' ing stolen goods, breach of trust with frai
aal must be signed by at least two of the lenti ]nten^ sornlcatlon, sodomy, Incest,
irusteeBOl the district from which It comes. gaun witti Intent to ravish, mlscegenat
q\ " ,',~7,,larceny, or crimes against the election Is
n i iao? Co.SupL of Education. ftud who 8ha? have been a resident ln i
uec. i. low. State two years, (except ministers ln chs
yforganlzecj churches and teachers of pu
nclllmjio, ttuu lucj hiici dia iuuu?ud iuiuv
Id the State,) a resident in tbe County lor
rifg |,?' racDths, and Id tbe polling precinct 1
nnnmnniii n t\ ttc*tt months, and who can read any Section in
n ininTU in lilt" I Constitution of 1895, or can understand)
U M \ \ ft \ KlV-l explain any section of said CoDstltut
I ill II I.M II rt .1 II I 11 1 when read 10 hlm by the reglstratloo offl
UlllllU 1 lllllU 111 U 1 or officers shall be entitled to reelstratloo i
uiiiuxwiiiuw become a eleotor upou application lor s
registration. If aoy person has oeen conv
?ed of any pf the crimes above-mentlonec
pardoo of tbe Uoveroor removes tbe dlsqi
In case any minor who will become twei
one years of age after tbe closing of tbe Bo
of Reglstratration and before tbe electl
and Is otherwise qualified to register, ma
application under oath showing he is qu
fled to register, tbe Boards shall register si
applicant before the closing of tbe books.
Any person whose qualifications as an e
tor will be completed after the closing of
Registration Books but before tbe next e
tlOD, shall bave tbe right to apply for and
cure a registration certificate at aoy tl
withlD sixty days immediately precedlog
closing of tbe Registration Books, upon
application under oath to tbe facts entltl
blm tosucb registration.
Tbe registration ol voters must be by p
log precincts. Tbere must be a Book of I
lstratlon for each polling precinct, that is
each township, or parish, or city, or twoi
less than Ave thousand ibbabltants, or w
of cities of more than five thousand lobi
tants. Each elector must vote In tbe poll
L>elne over I am now elvlne all mv time precinct In which he resides. If there is m
t> inrt giving an my time than 0De volmg p]ace |n tbe polling precli
Bna tbe elector may vote at any voting pluce <
DTUC!<TKr A T A TTP'M'TTfi'Nr ignated on the registration certificate. '
X XiiiiOvli riJj A? IJuii HUli Boards must designate in tbe reglstrat
TO THE REPAIRING OF certificate tbe voting place in the polling i
m , i mi J T 1 clnct at wblcb the elector Is to vote. If tb
W3itCil6Si UiOCKS 3,flQ JBWBlrVi Is more than one voting place In tbe poll
precincts, tbe Boards shall designate on
certificate the voting place selected by
R0U10WOld certificates of reglstratloo are void.
I have the finest equipped work shop In ery man who may desire to exercise the ri
Lhls part of tbe country and If you want a vote must apply for Registration.
n j T v J. D. CARWILE,
S. S. BOLES,
At reasonable prices get my estimate on
work before going elsewhere. T? tijLiH.
BERNAU Board of Supervisors of Registration.
The Jeweler.
MULES! MULES I
Fire! Fire! at R. C. Wilson & Co.'s store, ,
ind they are selling tbelr entire stock of stationery,
some of wblcb Is very slightly dam- At A. M. Hill A. Sons' Stablea.
KL?l?n them at 0nCe ?r y?U Two car loads jof fine mules to fce s
will miss a bargain. cheap John Ron
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in our line. We call special attention to our J
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closing out some lines of each of the above
u'ality
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gains we will offer from now until January lec
me 1st, will themselves be the losers. J
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