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We Nothing Like Then They Are Made U Here is the \ You that coi we will -? The 4 . f The Fin, McSweeney's R Fourteen ?. v. V \ ' ?mmrnrnm ' ' ;t McSweenev Carries 33 Counti* Details of Tb?,0U&e. Tbe total vote In tbe Htate of South Carolina id tbe second primary aa officially declared wai 88,775 la tbe race for governor, 88,398 for lleoteoant governor and 88,434 for railroad commissioner. Tbe result was declared In tbe various raoes last nlgbt as follows : fob governor.. M. B. McSweeney 51,363 James A. Hoyt ..37,412 MoSweeney'a majority... 13,961 for liectexant governor. James H. Tillman 53.600 Jobu T. Slojui 84,798 Tillman's majority.. 18,802 for railroad commissioner. J.H. Wharton 45,912 W. D. Evans 42,522 Wharton's majority 3,390 FOB CONGRES8?SIXTH DISTRICT. R. B. Scarborough 7.655 James Norton 6,584 Scarborough's majority 1,071 COUNTIES CARRIED BY LOSERS. Col. Hoyt for governor carried seven of the 40 counties In the State as follows, the major' lty In eaoh being given : y Anderson 512 >v Cherokee 30 Edgefleld 8 Fairfield , < T'V Greenville-...?- ^97 Greenwood ~ 67 f Spartanburg 268 Col. 81oan carried four counties only, as follows, the majorities being given : Beaufort 168 f ChftrleKtou 748 > Orangeburg 12 Rich land 441 IMr. Evans carried 21 oountles, one over half In tbe State, but was defeated nevertheless. Tbe counties and his majorities are given below : Bamberg 596 I Barnwell .. 142 k Beaufort 8 r Berkeley 362 Cherokee 166 Chester 195 Chesterfield 1,258 Clarendon 397 Oolleton ?. 764 Darlington 690 Dorchester 380 Georgetown 207 Horry .... 1,243 Kershaw ............ 636 Lancaster .... - 390 Marlon .. 1,664 Marlboro 912 Orangeburg 94 Sumter 207 Williamsburg 296 York .. 3S9 Mr. Norton carried only two counties In his district as follows: Florence - 491 Marlon , 1,042 EOB GOVERNOR. ft McSweeney. Hoyt. Abbeville- 1,335 756 Aiken .. 2,032 1,148 Anderson - 1,468 1,990 Bamberg .... 606 422 Barnwell 1,195 703 Beanfort 207 16T Berkeley 765 308 Charleston 3,179 o?a Cherokee 774 801 Chester - 745 ">22 Chesterfield 1.286 516 Clarendon- 1,058 499 Colleton 1,109 984 Darlington 1.212 918 l>orob ester 636 521 Kdgefleld 774 782 Fairfield 685 689 Florence 1.183 785 Georgetown 336 274 Greenville 2,473 3,070 Greenwood 820 887 Hampton ? 892 484 Horry 1378 725 Kershaw 1,097 ' 750 Lancaster - 977 895 Laurens 1,692 1,867 Lexington i 1,708 SOS Marlon .... 1*83 1.265 Marlboro ........ 1,007 717 Newberry ?... 1,914 914 Oconee .... MS? Orangeburg 1,3?2 1.881 Pickens 1.809 , 996 Richland - 1,788 966 Saluda 1,217 Ikfc.Srr Sumter - 1.175 'T*099 Spartanburg 2,797 3,066 Union 1,205 828 "Williamsburg 1,192 78t York v 1,736 1.208 Total 51.868 37,412 for lieutenant governor. Tillman. Sloan. Abbbeville 1,280 818 Aiken 2,205 959 Anderson - 2,213 1,218 Bamberg 548 488 Barnwell 1.801 594 Beaufort 100 268 Berkeley 888 222 Charleston 1,552 2,300 Cherokee 1,013 546 Chester 649 411 Chesterfield 1,130 602 Clarendon 1,047 502 Colleton 1,806 782 Darlington 1,354 761 Dorchester 601 554 ! Edgefield 976 581 Fairfield 620 558 Florence 1,298 671 Georgetown 318 282 Greenville 3,647 1,893 Greenwood 880 835 Hampton 845 523 Horry - 1,518 1,085 j Kershaw 1,172 663! Lancaster 1,081 791 Laurens 2,083 964 Lexington 1.661 835 Marlon 2,239 891 Marlboro 873 840 Newberry 1,394 780 Oconee 1,330 1,215 Orangeburg 1,854 1,366 Pickens ? 1,311 1,053 Richland - 1,106 1,M7 buludft .... 1,30# 494 i %*p ^ miT have the i Ever Made Befor< pon the Right principl Warranty tha buy a pair of Dutch nes off we will pay y pay $ 1.00. re are no Other al Count. Majority Nearly rhousand. ;s?Hoyt Carries 7 Counties? the Vote. Sumter - 1,202 1.07 Spartanburg 3 240 2,61 l/biOD 1,548 48 Williamsburg 1.179 75 York 1334 1.09 Total .. - 53,600 84,79; KOK RAILROAD COMMISSIONER. Whai Evans. too. Abbbeville 663 1,41 Aiken - 1.176 1,98 Anderson 1,166 2,25 Bamberg 814 Barnwell 1,019 87 Beaufort 185 17 Berkeley ,718 35 Charleston 1,683 2,14 Cherokee...)* - 868 70 Chester..- 728 52 Chesterfield 1,526 26 Clarendon - 977 , 58 Colleton 1,422 6(1 Darlington 1.890 7(J Dorchester 743 41 Edgefield - 467 , 1.07 Fairfield - 5SX ? Florence 946 . 98 Georgetown - 401' IS Greenville 1,884 3,6! Greenwood 340 1,87 Hampton 550 81 Horry 1,902 65 Kershaw 1235 5fi .Lancaster........... - 1,131 74 Laurens 424 2 68 Lexington 1,197 1,31 Marlon ? Marlboro 1.321 40 Newberry..- 583 1,54 Oconee 1.118 1.47 Orangeburg 1.410 1,31 Pickens 958 1,40 Richland 1.014 ' 1.67 Saluda 769 1,08 Sumter 1-237 l.Od Spartanburg 3,949 3,98 Union 896 1,18 Williamsburg 1,128 88 York " 1,652 1,26 Total 42,522 45,91 KOR CONGRESS?SIXTH DISTRICT. ScarNorton. borough Clarendon - 679 89 Darlington 912 1.20 Florence 1,224 73 Horry 396 2,21 Marlon 2,094 1.0S Marlboro 756 98 Williamsburg 523 5S Total 6.584 7,65 THE EOCK HILL KILLING Verdict of (he Coroner's Jnry id tha Paul Brattou Killed Brown, aoi <ho< Il-n.l.T?h_ G O.o?n. iuni> ui9 ui vkiici ?uuu (3* MMm nitvi who au AcceMorj. Rock Hill, September 16.?The inquest ove tbo body of H. A. Brown was resumed thl morning at 10 o'olock. Will Caldwell, tb negro who was Identified as tbe driver fron Yorkvllle, was sworn. He swore that tb two men whom be brought from York *111 were Paul Bratton and John S. Bratton, tba he drove tbe carriage to several plaoes )i Rock Hill in search of Brown's residence When they found Brown's house tbe cat rlage was stopped about one hundred yard from the bouse. Tbe two Brattons went in In about ten minutes be beard "two shots.' Tbe men then came back. When asked 1 anything was said by either of tbe Messr Brattons, witness said : "Mr. Johnle said hi had shot Brown." This statement was re peated. The matter was left to tbe jury, ani they returned a verdict In about half ai hour. This was that "H. A. Brown came t< bis death by a pistol shot from tbe bands o Paul R. Bratton and that Jobn S. Bratton wai aocessory thereto." The Jury was composed of (he followini men : C. W. Free, foreman ; J. M. McFadden S. M. Cash, J. B. Fudge, W. 8. Nioholson T. P. Roddey, W. W. Alexander, J. F. Isom J. N. Clountz, R. A. Morrison, Green Sandl fer. It is evident from tbe verdlot tbat thi jury believed tbat the two Brattons commltt ed the deed, but tbat they did not believe tb< negro's statement as to what Jobn 8. Brattoi aid, or believed tbat statement to have beei made to mislead the negro, who being on .tbi spot would be an Important witness. Cald well also denied having made tbe statemen sworn |to bv fouceman j en Kins Dear tn< Carolina Hotel not long before the killing Mr. Neel's evidence as to the appearance o the man who did the shooting and his dresi leads to the belief that Panl Bratton was tb< actor. Jenfclns affirms bis statement as K the conversation with the negro. ', Warrants were issued by Magistrate T. C 'Beckham, who is aoting coroner, for the twc Bmttons, and Caldwell is held to bail in tb< sum <M 9500 as a material witness. Messrs W B. DeLoaoh, W. B. McCaw and W. W. Lewii attended the inquest as representing the Brat tons. It has been announced that they wil apply at onoe for ball for their clients. It U always expected that suob an occur reoee will develop a scandal. There an ramora floating in regard to this affair, bu no statement Indicating suoh condition cat be had, nor does the testimony before ih< coroner give the slightest clue to the reason for suoh an act. Neither Paul Bratton noi John Bratton has attended the Inquest, anC no statement from them in regard to the oo currence has been made. It any Justification exists it must be brought out In anothei Court. J. W.T. H. D. Bnrksdale LocaIi, The finest flour. Try "Grandeur." - Good stock of stoves all sizes. Come and Bee them. Fruit Jarsall sizes. Extra rubbers. A splendid lot of slopee orockery. Canned goods ol all kinds. Hams. brnnkffiRf. harnn New wblte cottolene, very tine. Nice Irench candy In bulk. Pure muscovada molases tbe finest we can get. All binds of goods at low prices. Come In, June 5,1900. W. D. Barkedale. Pretty Jardiniere cheep at Morse's for Ibd balance of tbe seaaon. j JM 1 ruuQ VjI ILiU i Exclusr ^! *j % le for Comfort, Style and Servici t goes with e ess Trousers at $2.50, ! ou 10 cents. r If they 1 ( Trousers in the W1 TR XALl Second Hand Type. The Press and Banner has a quantity of second band Job type which a purchaser can get at his own price. The type 1s good and usetul for advertising or Job work. We desire to make room for other type, and the type which Is advertised Is too good to be sold as old metal. We would sell It for a trifle, or exchange It for anything that we could UBe. II you are in the market, come and seee it, or write to The Press and Banner, tf. Abbeville, 8. C. DENTAL NOTICE. Dr. S. G. Thomson, OFFICE CJP-STAIRS ON MoILWAIN Corner, Abbeville, S. O. DENTAL NOTICE. ? S. F. Killingsworth, 8 , / 3 No. 4 Heel Biock Abbeville, 8. C. 4 . ' . ' DR. J. A. DICKSON, SURGEON DENTIST. 5 GOLD FILLINGS; CROWN AND BRIDGE 2 WORK A SPECIALTY. A A GOOD PLATE- $8.00 7 AMALGAM FILLINGS 75o and. 1.00 7 OFFICE OVER BARKSDAI.E'S STORE. 6 : I C. C. GAMBRELL, M. D., u Physician and Surgeon, ? '' ABBEVILLE, S. C. * up Office la the National Bank. * Mtfy 25,1898. tf c , ? A e * WM. fL PARKER. .. WM. GREENE j PARKER & GREENE, } Attorneys &sd Counsellors &t Law. 51 * Offioe on LAW RANGE. ? | ABBEVILLE - . SOUTH CAROLINA. 5 May 4. 1898. tf ' 6 ( i- PROPER HEADWEAR for the ladles can always be found at oar t establishment. We have j I All Late st Fall Styles. We have gathered them from the centers of r ash Ion, and they form a I GLORIOUS GALAXY e e of good things. Ladles, yon can save money, t patience, time, hy buying your Mlllla neryofus. For your own satU;. faction, pay as a vlblt. j Mrs. Mary Taggart. i llfnfTnrrl Mann : HUM UUIll#, t ! Jas, H. Carlisle, LL. D,, Presid't, 9 j Eight departments under elebt professors. Two courses leading to A. B. and A. M. B degrees. 3 Library, Qymnaslam, Athlete Grounds. Lecture Course. s 3 Terms as reasonable as at any flratolass col* j lege. Session begins September 29tb. The expenses at \ Wofford Fitting School . Have been reduced from 5144 to 8107 ' for the year. 1 For Catalogue address ; J. A. Gamewell, l SPAIvTANBURG, S. C. ; 1 ' {Due West ~fc & ABBEVILLE iy f\FFERS A. B., B. S., NORMAL, MUS W " news Courses under experienced tea Ui Most healthful location. Deep tubular w i W Forty second session opens September 19 kiy which had done, and Is still a great Her vie ^ Rev. JAfi I JJR August 1. 1900. 2t S TF 7e Sale c Yoi b!_[_ very pair Pa; $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 or $ ip in the waistband w hole World That C V A.- F^A li & , 1801?1900. 1 SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE, J COLUMBIA, S. C. A. B., B. 8? A. M., LL.B., L. L Courses Spring; Courses free for Teacher*. Fourteen . Professors; 38 000 volume* In JBMKry; excel- j lent laboratories, clasi-rooms, gjrnitMUilBto, Infirmary, athletic grounds. Tufin -lligatner 1 fees 818, a session ; tuition Tto .'need y ' students. Expenses ,4o I&Sr^'.lMNon. > Certified Pupils from- ;foirty-flTft'Aacre<nt<d OCDOOIM ouwjr lie r iCBumou vjimaa ttiij- ? 1 am 1 nation . i Kntrarce and Normal Scholarship KitJfiination held at every county-geat, Frt<py .July 20,1900, by County Superintendents. r Next sessions opens SeptJ 20, 1900. For logue, addre6? ;8BHrr ^ F. C. WOODWARD, PrealdaM. > ; , y GKEEUYILLE, rpHE NEXT SESSION OPENS lON HS& J J- 26th of September, 1900.' Full aod lUOP>. ough instruction, leading to the degre# ofB,. A. and M. A. Is oflered. Boarding In prtvaUf fainIIlee moderate; In Mess Hall exoeluflft ' fare may be had at Jess expense. Correspondence solicited. A p pi lea ti on b for places in tbe Mens Hall Bbould not be deferred. For farther particulars, apply to the President. A. F. Montague, LL. D, July 25,1900. If HnllfiorA nf Charleston. CHARLESTON, S. C. . "Founded In 1780. Next 8668lon epeDs Oct. 1,1900. Board In COLLEGE DORMITORY, Including furnished room and lights, oan t>& obtained at 910 a montb. Tnltlon, 810 per session, 1 payable in two Instalments. One scholarship , giving free toition Is assigned to each county ' of South Carolina, the bolder to be appointed by the Obunty Superintendent of Education and the Judge of Probate. All candidates for admission are permitted to compete for Boyce Scholarships, which pay $150 J*year. 1 Strong faculty; well equipped chemical, physical,and blolbgloailaboratories; observatory ; library of 14,000 volumes; and the finest musenmbf natural history ip the South. Elective courses leading to the degrees of B. < A. and M. A. For catalogue, illustrated olrcular and Information In foil address i HARRISON RANDOLPH, Aug. 8,1900. tf* President. Erskine College,! DUE VEST, S. C. Kegaiar Ulaisioal ana scienuuoixjuinen. i Elective Courses allowed under the supervi-1 ? slon of faculty. Splendid College Buildings, Supplied with modern equipment. Handsome Dormitories for both young men and young ladles, furnished with all the comforts And conveniences of a cultured home. Rates for tuition and board so low as to bring a collegiate education within the reach of a slender purse. 1 The Filling School..... Oilers a tWyears' course that prepares for eutranoe to the Freshman Class. Parents who are compelled to send thelrchlldren from home for preparatory training will And here wholesome moral surroundings and careful oversight. Write for catalogue to? F. Y. Pressly, President. Aug. 15, 1000. tf , Ml Mi,' I DAVIDSON, N. C. . SIxty-fonrth year begins September fttta. CLA8SICAL, MATHEMATICAL, LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC, BIBLICAL, COMMERCIAL. Coursea offered for A. B., B. S. and A. M. Terms moderate. Location healthful. Laboratories complete. Teaching thorough. Gymnasium equipped. Send for a Catalogue. J. B, SHEARER, President. juDei:!, l?H?. tf ***>!S^ r male tollege, CO., s. c. I;4 10 EXPRESSION, ART AND BUSI- A'j ch'ers tn an Ideal college community. W ell water absolutely pure. Low rates, fcli th. An old cooaervatlve lustltutlon JK e for Hie country. , \v rtES BOYCE, President. DUE WEST, S. C.j jk iousl )f Dutche u Can Wear Them Ai I hey Don't Kip?it ir nis we sell i ? 15.00 and wear them t e will pay you 50 Cieni an Sustain Such JR A.N] Mm MARKElii 7_ t I AM PREPARED AT ALL TIMES TO rnlsbes my customers FRESH BEEF, PORK, SAUSAGE, r And Fresh Loaf Bread 0 !Trfish flsb on Friday and Saturday. Highest market prices paid for Beeves and Hogs and I 'Jtxeea Salt Hides. T. H. MAXWELL. Phon#,No. 1. t' Sip- 1 Your Wife.^ Sv ; ' Would appreciate an Oil j 1 f'S Qas Stove for Summer .. < Cooking. j v . ' - ^ received the REGULATOR the finest oil stove made. NO 8MOJCE, V NO SMELL, Nq SOOT. ABSOLUTELY SAFE. 1 7 ' ' '/ Costs ope cent per hour to operate. Abbeville Hardware Co. Everything in House FurnlBblDgs. J. L. HILL & CO., iV i' \ f DEALERS IN ? i . . - u Wagons, Bnggietf, Carriages, Har- E ness, Laprobes, Etc. p \o )ar Specialties are.,*... SUMMER BUGGIES, BABCOCK BUGGIES, a ANCHOR BUGGIES, a And CHEAP BUGGIES frco 880 op. Owensboro Wagonn, White llcbory Wagons. 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