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The Press and Banner ABBEVILLE, 8.C. laTPubllshed every Wednesday at & a ear In advauoe. Wednesday, June 26,1901. At the A. K. F. Chnrch. J line 30th. Services next Sabbath at the Associate Heformed Presbyterian church at 11 a. m., and 6 p. m. Id the morntng the pastor will preach on the subject, "Christ in the Home." Afternoon topic, "The Unanswered Prayer.'" The attention of the public is called to the hour of the afternoon service?(J o'clock instead of 5 as heretofore. All are cordially invited to all services. After nn Abfience. Prof. Gilliam is home again, after an absence of several weeks, travelling lu the Interest of some of our Colleges. Prof. Gilliam's services are In demand every summer during vacation, and he seems to be never tired. He works in vacation as well as during the school term. Xew Church. Through the instrumentality of Dr. Killlngsworih a new church has been erected near the Cotton Mill, which Is Intended tor .the n?e of tue operatives. ine uuune una been' bulled In," ?nd will be occupied next Sunday for worship. Funds are needed to finish the churcb, and If anybody teels like doing a good deed be could contribute something to finish the work. Tbe church 1b r mission churcb, the property of the south Carolina Conference. Comity Kinging Convention. Any cburches in tbe county desiring the convention to meet with them In August, will please send request In writing to the secretary so the committee can decide on time and place as early as possible. J.J. Kllgore, Sec. $700. If you want S7U0. and can give the best of se[ eurity, it Is possible tbat Mr. R. S. Link can accomodate you. tf, Dwelling House to Rent. That commodious dwelling house of Mrs. Agnes Robinson is for rent. For particulars, apply to B. S. Barnwell, National Bank. Good RoriIn. We want you to read an article on good roads, which may be fouud on the eighth page. . M K.1. IV. o. liiua uao wwm " biv?v om?v<v ?. Rlx weeksand her ailment seems but little better. Herattlictlon Is a source of much re gret by ber many trleuds, and tbe sympathy of all go out to Mr. Link, in bis anxiety fm bis beloved wife. Have you been reading Kendall'B advertiRemept, which appears in red? He wanU to do you good. Call at bia store, and lean particulars. Mr. J. Allen Smith, wbo has been Id AtbeDS for two weeks, Is borne again. Mb. T. H. Maxwell, as good a man as ever won a bride, Is to many today. If you need a suit you can get it cheap at Hall & Anderson's. See tbeir ad. Head Kendall's ad. tbis week, for Corsets, , Pants, and Ladies' Hose and tbeu come in and get a good bargain for little money. Drop Stlcb Hose at 39 cts., good vaiue at 50 cis. Tbe most compleete line of brushes to be found in town is at Tbe Speed Drug Co. Tooth brushes, nail brushes, balr brushes, clothe* brushes, wblst brushes, In fact any kind of a ? , brush you want. Tbe Speed Drug Co. Try oar Pineapple Treppe and our Heavenly Twins, nothing else to compare with them. C. A. Mtlford, Tbe Druggist Phone 107. IPyon want a nice box of paper, call and look tnrough my stocK. I can please tbe most fastidious. C. A. Mtlford, Tbe Druggist. Pbone 107. Glenn's Local*. COFFEES?Rousted Mocha and.Java 1 lb. tine Manilla blend In bulk?Arbuok les?1000 lbs. good Rio CoHee-12% value ,10 lbs. lor 91.00 TEAS?Young Hyson and blended. SOAPS?Good 5o. laundry Soap?lObrs. for 25 Good laundrv soap 15 brs. for 25 Good loilel Soap 2%c. a cake. SODA?11 lbs. for 25c. CANNED?Salmon, Shrimp, Sardines Chicken, Veal atid Collage loaf roast and dried beef, potted ham: grated and llced pineapple, peaches etc. PICKLES?Olives, Olive oil, flavoring extraotx. Nbtces, Heinz * picketing vinegar. FRUIT JARS?Stone Jars, Jugs and flowei pou. Hams, Shoulders and B. Bacon. Phone 116 SUGAR?Refineries will advance the price again very soou. Glenn bought5000 lbs. before the first advance and will hold price down for a short time. BUIST'S TURNIP SEED-New crop. We keep "Lipton's Tea." It is better than any other kind, especially to make ice tea. P. Rosenberg & Co. FAIR AND SQUARE. Tbat In Where the Htate Democratic Kxecutive Standi*?Col. JoneN and Nenntor Tlllmnn Opposed lo Knl* Inir McLanrlu On(. Tbe following article was given out to the prelast week by Col. Jones. A good deal has recently been Raid about tbe Stale Democratic Executive Committee ruling Senator McLaarln out of tbe primary and in tbe Current week's Issue of tbo Abbeville Press and Banner Inquiry is made of Col. Jones, wbetber be bas any thing 10 do wltb such an effort, and censuring blin if he bas and criticising such an action. Col. Wylle Jones this morning said: "An editorial In the Press and Banner seems to de niand that I make some reply in Justification of tbe Slate Democratic Executive Committee and myself. The State Democratic Executive Commit > tee i* composed of forty one men, including Seuutor Tillman, and is one of tbe fairest and aqualrest bodies of men thai I have ever baa - ? * k?l?? ?nn..A.tA/l mlth T HA lilt! pi?ra?UlO Ul UCIUK lUUJOOlCU TTK.U. ?. v.? not believe that there is a man on (he Committee who would be unfair to any Democrat In the State In any manner and each one of thetu will do the utmost to do absolute Justice to every Democrat. I have been assocla led with these gentlemen for years, first as a member of the committee, ana now an Chairman of the Committee, and the Committee baft never done a single thine that bad the slightest tinge of Injustice. I know of no reaRon now why the committee should be called together until next May, when the Committee will meet to call the State Convention. Personally I have frequently said that I was absolutely opposed to ruling Senator Mcl.,nurln outof the Democratic party and primary, and that bein^ my position I do not see how I could be held responsible for any ettort ? or suggestion to rule Senator McLnurln out ol the primary. I do not. however, speak for the Oimmittee, bat parenthetically I may remark without any break of confidence, that Senator Tillman Is also now opposed to ruling Senator McLaurlu out of the primary as be as well as I iblnk the people can atall times be trusted and can take care of themselves and their interest. As to the oath to be prescribed for the Democratic candidates, that Is a matter for the Convention Itself, but If ttoey do not prescribe a form then It will be the duty of the next Committee to prescribe the form of the oath. I am satisfied that no Democrat will object to subscribe to an oath prepared by the Convention or Executive Committee of his own party. The kind of world one carries about " 2? 2 fhinor in OIWB bCil 19 lilt? iiiipui i/c?ub , and the world outside takes all its grace color, and value from tbat. Trust not nor leau upon a reed shaken by the wind; for that all flesh is grass, and all the glory thereof shall wither away as the flower of the field. The life that loves much, though its sphere be limited by the four walls of a humble home, is a large life. The extent of our love is the only true measure of our life. We ought not to be weary of doing little things for the love of God, who regards not the greatnesH of the work, but the love with wbwh it is performed. i iSfe v. :. , a ,/v? ,-v, diur.. ... , The Summer is now u] "U U! I | 5,000 I ALL < But it is to be hoped ti In many respects now are anxious to close ou the price of a good mai Our Spring Trade Goods and Embroiderie sold them more freely. If you will come t stock all the time, and I am grateful to a g still ready and anxious into my hands. DDE WEST ITEMS. Social Life in Quiet Time? Lone Fire- 1 Succenaful?Happy Marrlitgi?Frclij1 Vlrlx-Mrx. JLimlNiiy Sick. Due West, June 24.1901. Rev. J. R. Mlllen left for his home at Rodmans In Chester County laet Wednesday. b Hale Brlce iB employ ion his spare moments it work in theotliceot the Associate Reform j, Presby lerlau. . ? Mr. Juo. L. Boyd is farming during his va- |, cation. P( Miss Martha Watklns and Miss Minnie Alexanda remained in Due West after cominducement. : . Dr. J. I. McCain is teaching English at the Stale summer school now la session at Con " verse College at Sparta) nburg. ^ Friday night, June 11th, the first vacatton ;T sociable was given at tbe Female college. Mrs. W. W.Orr and children lett for Cor ?leana, TexaB, Wednesday morning of last ? MlssStatla Wldeman. MlsRCarrle Wldeman j? iuu Miss Alice Todd will beat tbe Hummer % school at Spartalnburg for a month. They ,, .vent over last Wednesday afternoon. ?! Dr. C. B. Cowan, Mr. J. Urler Pressly and [? Mr. R. H. MoAdams were In Atlanta last f week on business In connection with their r; patent window lock which tbey are pushing. J Miss Clardy, of Laurens County, Is visiting Jj tier cousin Miss Maud Martin. * Mr. Moffatt Bradley of Washington, D. C., J, \ son ol Mr. W. O. Bradlev, was In Due West , t few days last week. He has been catcher on :J ihe Pelzer ball team for several weeks. ' Mr. A. S. Kennedy, Mrs. Kate Kennedy and R Miss Lavinia Kennedy left Due Went last y Wednesday for the Pan American Exposition ', *t Buflalo/N. Y. They expect to be absent " hnnt t urn tvPAlf s ^ Mrs. W. O. Cochran and children, of Bristol, P Peon., are visiting at Prof. J. F. Lee's. They will be here for some time. . " Miss Holllngswortb, o( Cross Hill, who haB been visiting the Misses Lona, returned to ? uer home last Saturday. Dr. J. D. Chapman, pastor of the Baptist J*1 church at Anderson will conduct a protracted J* meeting at tbe Baptist church In this place In J" July. The meeting will embraoe the third N Sabbath of (he month. Dr. Chapman is said " 10 be an unusually good preacher and an fn- a teresting series of sermons may be expected. , J Miss Josle Clodfelta, who bos been houseKeeper at the Female College this year will f aurae Mrs. A. M. Bilce during the summer. J1 She is a most excellent nurse and the family is fortunate to secure her services. Miss Alpha Rssor, a graduate ol tbe Female " College and who has completed a three year* pi jinrui hl thfi Peabodv Normal College at' a Nashville, Term., will teach in the graded e( school at Yorkvllle next session. Kev. and Mrs. James Boyce spent last week P it the teachers meeting at Spartalnburg. ? Mrs. M. C. Johnson, of Leslie's, Is iu Due * West for the summer. ^ Mrs. Mattle Neel and Miss Sallle Devlin of D Verdery have been visiting at Mr. J. A. ". Devlin's. , y Prof, and Mrc. W. B. McCuen lost their only ihlld a few days before commencement. They H' nave the sympathy or Due West iriends. w Prof. McCuen will be principal of the Due ? SVest school lor another year. Miss Edith J* Dargau of Florence will have the Intermedl- 'f tte grades and Miss Hellen Grler the primary " trades. 61 Mrs. M. A. Lindsay has been sick for the past six weefcs. She is bel^c tenderly nursed oy ber daughters, Mrs. M. 0. Tennent, ol Au- ? iusta, and Mra. H. C. Fennel, oi Lowndes- fi' vtiie. o Dr. H. D. Lindsay of Alleghauy, Pa., spent " in hour or two at the bedside ol bis mother P one day during commencement week. 5 Mr. E. L Reld of Oranue, Texas, Is visiting ? his sister, Mrs. F. Y. Pressly. b The cottage of Jaines Bradley on upper l( Main Street caught fire one day last week and J' >vould have been destroyed had it not been L ior Mr. James C. Trlbble who was working a n??r tiv. Mr. Trlbble nroved hlmsell to be a w veterau flremau. He not only Invited the assistance of a passerby. but compelled him to come to tbe rescue and tbe flames were soon extinguished. Col. James Armstrong of Charleston, Is under promise to speak at ttKs Camp Sam Mo Gowan picnic to be given at Due West by the people ol Donalds and Due West some time during the summer. He Is one of tbe most popular speakers In the State aud will have u a large crowd to hear him. At twelve o'clock noon. July, 3d, 1001, at the " Baptist church tn Due West, the marriage of * MlsS Viola Poore 10 Mr. J. Allen Caldwell !: wilt take place. Miss Poore is tbe accomplish- * ed daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. H. C. Poore aDd P Mr. Caldwell Is a sou of Prof. D. (i. Caldwell J' ol Erskine College, and Is tbe popular travel- . ing salesman ol l>. M. Green ot Woodbury, N. ,1 J. The prospective nrlde has a large circle ol " irleuds who will be glad to learn of her early ? happy marriage and who wish for the con- ? tractlDg parties tbe largest measure of hap- ' plness as they begin the Journey of life. ?, Among the graduates of the Due West Fe- ' male College lu the days of 1SGU, was Miss Liz- f zieCowau, daughter of Mr. Johu Cowan who ^ lived one mile from Due West. She was at- ? tractive In person aud easily made friends of * ail with whom she came In contact. Not 5 loug after her graduation s"he was married to ? Dr. D. P. lloltoway who practiced dentistry ? at this place for several years and tbeu mov- i cd to Americus, Ga. Alter tbe death of Dr. Holloway she was married to Mr. W, C. Heath of Madison Ga. and alterwards they lived at Clarkston, Ga. for several years. About tbe " tbe first of this year her health began to decline. A few weekB ago a surgeon ot Atlanta was consulted and she went to his private sanltarlufli in the city. Ten days ago an opinuu norlArmoH ff\r whui UTMM Kit n nHNPfi lo be a tumor. Tbejoperatiou disclosed a deeply Imbedded cancer of the stomach wblcti was removeb uuder tbe skillful baud of tbe surgeon. Mrs. Heath bed but little reserve strength I aud gradually became weaker aud weaker C until Thursday morning last when she e died. Her remains were brought lo Due c West Friday night. Funeral services were 1 coududted Saturday morning at 8.-'J0 at tbe I residence of Kev. c. E. Todd by Dr. W. J,. 0 Pre8sly, aud then in ibe presence of loved r ones and friends ibe remalus were laid away t in the cemelary and tbe new made grave was covered with flowers sweet aud beautl- c lul, contributed by tbo.se know and loved (he c deceased. Mrs. Heath was fitly five years of t age. .She was a lull sister of Mr. W. T. Cow- t au and Mrs. John Beawrlght and a half sister ? of Dr. C. B. CowaD, Mrs. C. E. Todd aud Mr. Oscar Cowan. To the bereaved husband aud j afflicted family are teudered the sympathy ] of tbe people of this community, i 9 ______ 6 L. w. U'lilte'n I-ochIh. Our trade In ribbons has been so heavy we c have bad to make another order. We liave now white and black Tatfeta ribbons of all widths at very low prices. Also a good as-1 sortmeuiof narrow black velvet ribbons. We have just received au entirely new lotj of all-over laces for waists aud fronts. Also|> white lace beading. The sale of embroideries Is still brisk. Don't forget to look at White's stock ol embroideries when you ueed anything iu that| line. Our stock of black slIkH is very good at present. We would call special attention to our black Taffeta silk, one yard wide. This Is a very uesirauie article lor siuris. Buy your coffee from L. W. White, ten pouuds good green coffee for SI 00, eight pounds choice roasted coffee lor u >1.00. We carry a complete line of glass all sizes. 1 putty aud sprigs ot put tlieiu iu with. Our prices are right. The Speed Drug Co. J ' " ... 'v.. . -1 S'i ' _V*-L v, i'.* >i " V. t pon us in full force an e to keep trade brisk most -ive T 3F THIS VAST MUI hfiv will arrange amoi is the most propitious t, and for this reason iy articles, and any o has been good genera 3s is simply immense. ;o see us you can alw new Goods are arrivi ;enerous public for all to do all the busines Respe NO QUIBBLING PLEASE. 'o Deny Mo Lit ur lu n Hearing Would he TyronnoiiM ami Cowardly?To Impossible Condition* Mot JLcnn Brave. State Chairman Wllle Jones declalrs that e. Ik opposed to ruling Senator McLaurin u'tof the Democratic primary next summer, le?!so states that Senator Tillman is opposd to such a proceeding. Col. Jones nays, owever, that "as 10 the oath to be prescrlbd lor Deinocratio candidates, thatisamal?r lor the convention ltsell, but If they do ot prescribe a form then It will be the duty r the next committee to prescribe the form f the oath. 1 am satisfied thai no Demorat willonject to subscribe to an oath preared by the convention or executive comilitee of his own party." That depends, ne convention or the committee of the pary in South Carolina might maKe thecaudlate's oath declare a full adhereuce to the latforrn adopted by the convention and the latform might declare unequivocally lor the ispensary law. Could a Democrat who beeved In prohibltlou or one who favored high cense and who purposed making his cambIku ou eucba policy take the oath? Or, iking it.cotrid be uiake his campaign on the nes he had laid down? If he could not take ae oath, according to Chairman Jones, he 'ould be no Democrat. Jf he took It thtre oil id be no use In his running since thelsae which seemed vital to nlm was not open > discussion. The position. It Is readily seen, i (|Ulte absurd. Yet It is an exact counter* ariof the position which Is being assumed In ~ ~ ' fni.n irtf Mrtf.unrln at which tJnl. icuancui gouavui ? ones Is blowing. That Is to Bay, tbe convenor) or the committee may require from oanIdates a pledge ol abldlug laltb in every lank of tbe Kansas City platform, before ieir entry to tue contest Ih permitted. Sena)r Mel,?urin, like a good many other Demorats, has publicly declared his disagreement Itb several planks of tbe Kansas City plat>rm. It Is clear be can not take such an Alb as is proposed. Therefore tbo requiretent of it in a race which be wishes to enter, elng a most unusual proceeding, is dlstinctr aimed at blm. It is a direct eflort to rule lui out. .If Col. .Jones and Senato.- Tillman re opposed to ruling Senator McLaurln out r tbe primary they will set their iaces resoitely against this plan, or else be marked own as miserable qulbblers where right and istlce are concerned. As to how Senator McLaurln can oppose >me planks ot tbe Kansas City platform and j et remain a Democrat, It is easy to see. No arty platform can be regarded asnn immutble declaration of policy. This beii g roncedi, Its constitution Is always subject to argulent. Else why should new platforms be ut forth every four years? Why not adopt ne for all time and save disputation? If we re to muke new platforms each year for tbe emocratlo party, Is it not wholesome that mmnnroiii Khnniii. in the Intervening time. Iscuss the matter to go Into them? That Is le view to take of a campaign tike Senator tcLaurln Ih making. - He 1h making pronoHods for the Dew platform. If these conflict lib the old, that la no reason for casting hlra uto/ the lorum. His views may be rejected ut they must be considered. He may be de>ated but his voice should be free. "Strike ut bear me," sa!<l Tbemlstocles to the craz1 Athenians. It Is well knowo that McLaurln Is opposed >some planks of the Kansas City platform, [e has declared a purpose to argue Itls oppotlon before Democrats, for them to endorse r repudiate his views. To deny him a bear)g will be tyrannous and cowardly. To lmose a requirement which It is known be can ot undertake, while the same In result to a lreot prohibition to his entrance, Is less rave, it Is equivalent to compelling a man > take bis owu life. In both cases the moral ssponsiblllty rests with the compulsory force et Chairman Jones consldder that. It may ffect him. Senator Tillman would only >aste time on it.?Charleston Post. Mttrrle<l. Contributed. A brilliant and unique marriage ceremony 'as performed at the Second Presbyterian burcb, Wednesday evening, June 19,1901. The contracting parties were Sarah Emma Ucble and Kev. Kioyd J. Anderson. At 9 'clock p. tn., the melodious strains of the redding march sounded, and four ushers In nnventloDal evening'dress advanced up the '"'lAmoH Ku uI v nnnnlea of waiters. Who loicn, <WIIWT.^u . assiug through an arch of evergreens, aranged themselves in a seml-clrole, presentag a beautiful scene. The groom escorted by tie nephew of the bride, and the bride conucted by ber father, marched up opposite Isles, meeting under the arch, where they rere made man and wife, according to the jrmal ceremony of tbe Presbyterian Church, upplimented by an agreeable feature, namey, a song by tbe bridal party. After the marluge a delightful reception was enjoyed by a ost of friends. The bride is a daughter of fr. William and MrR. Clara Richie, well Down and respected citizens. The groom is astor of the Presbyterian Church In Camen, S. C. The ceremony was performed by tev. J. A. Bonner, of Wilmington, N. C., rotherin-law of the bride, assisted by Rev. 2. W, Williams. Tbe popularity of tbe bride was attested by be large number of whlt? and colored friends ttendlng, aud by the presents, which were umerous?some costly and all useful. The bride and groom left Thursday morn g on a bridal tour, and after July 12tb will aake tbelr home In Camden, S. C. Cheap KiUph?Southern Ruilwny. One of the President's Cars; The Southern tallway having inaugurated "Gentlemen's ;iub Cars" on the Washington & Southwestrn Limited between Atlanta and New York, naklng this one of tbe finest passenger trains n the United Slates, nas sncceeded in obtalnng as one of tbe oars for use on these trains, Jentleroen's Club Car "Atlantic," which was ecently used by President McKiuley on his our lo the Pacific Coast. No better guarantee of the elegance of these Jub ours could be giveu than that they are it the class of Pullman equipment selected >y the President for his tour, which, as a mater of course. Is of the finest workmanship md latest design. One Fare for ltound Trip to Birmingham, Via.,and Return. Account National Grand Pernple, Mosaic Templars of America. Blrninohom Ala unii return. Tickets to be lold July !28th. 29th and HOtb, final limit Au;ust 8th, 1001. For detailed Information call >n or address auy Agent of Southern Hallway >r connections. W. H.Tayloe. A. G. P. A., Atlanta, Ga. Now is the time to buy your Fruit Jars. We have them at the very lowest prices, Also have extra top, P.Rosenberg & Co. Ice oream and freppe In auy Quantities, and fit any time at the up to dale Drug Store, o U. A. MUford. Phone 107. Promptness, accuracy, and Politeness Is om motto. Phone us your order and we will ?lc [he rest lorlhwith. Mlllord, the Druggist fhone 107. - ;v ^ "---'i -^v ^ *+ TTTrvll 1 rl MAftWI ?n+11T?C U X Li WUIUU OUUXil lJ.CtUU.lC and lively all through t : laudable purpose we r housar jTITUDE are most ig themselves so that a s time for buying Goodi more Special Bargains ne in need of Goods of illy, but the business w We never had such a J ays feel assured of gett ng every few days. . past favors, and am :s that can be thrown ctfully, How's This... For a Long, Keen One I OUR BOND HOLDEES USE THIS KIND TO CUT TllEI? COUPONS. WE DON'T SELL MORE THAN A GREAT GROSS OF THESE A YEAR. BUT WE HAVE THIS FINE.MAKE IN OTHER STYDES SUITABLE FOR THE LADIES USESEE THAT YOU liSl "CLAUSS" VfM WHEN YOU WANT W M A QOOUSHEAROR GUARANTEED. A FULL LINE OF I - - _ Pocket and Tabic Cutlery. IBEIILE HARDWARE CO. i For the latest styles in neckwear call on.P.Rosenberg&Co I Entrance Examinations to South Carolina College. i | Superlntendentof Education, Abbeville County. South Carolina: Dear Sir?Enclosed find a copy of Entrance Examinations, for pupils desiring admission to tbe Freshman Class of the Souih Carolina College. These examinations are for? 1. Those wishing to compete for tbe South Carolina College Normal Scholarships. For some years provision has been made by the Legislature for tbe admission of two young men, as Normal students from each County of tbe Slate, with remission of Tuition Fee, and most of tbe Term Fee: a saving or 852 a session. There are at present two vacancies Id your County. 2. All students who may wish to try, at their own County-seats, tbe entrance examination to tbe South Carolina College. These Local Entrance Examinations are authorized by the Stale Board, and are appointed to be held on the Friday nearest tbe 15th July, in connection with tbe competetlve examluatlooH lor the various scholarships In tbe Stale n?IUMAO TUI? ?An? # ADQ ovumlnolinnD trll I ^UtlCKCO. 1UIO /cm vucoc VAauiluawwuu ?*i* i be beldlStb July. 1901. Will you please note carefully tbe following 1 regulations: 1. Applicants for tbe A. B., tbe B. S., and tbe Normal Courses In tbe Routh Carolina College will be examined on English History, and Mathematics; and also upon Latin and Greek, II tbey wish to pursue those languages. (See Catalogue, page 51). 2. Applicants will write on wblte paper, (legal cup size Is best) on one aide ouly of tbe sheet. 8. They will carefully number each sheet, aud write their names at the lop. 4. Tbey will fold each examination separately, and write name and subject on the back of each folded paper. 5. Tbey will give their full names and their post offices distinctly. (1. Each applicant will write at tbe end of each examination paper and sign tbe following pledge: "I declare on honor that I have received no assistance on this examination, and that none of the questions were known to me In advance." Tbe Superintendent will please lorward at ouce all examination papers to the President of tbe College, who will, as soon as possible, communicate tbe result to the various applicants. 1 beg you will make announcement of this examination as widely as you can throughout your County, by posting the enclosed notices, signed by yourself, and In any other way you I may be able. Very respectfully yours, F. C. WOODWARD, President South Carolina College. Columbia, S. C., June 19, 1901. June 20.1901 tf Davidson College, Davidson, N. C. TjX)H two thirds of a century DAVIDSON JL hawbeeu uoted amoog Southern Colleges for the thoroughness ot lis training, the ability ot Its faculty, and the atmosphre of morality and honor on Its campus. It invites the attention of every parent who wishes the body, the Intellect, and the character of his son to be trained together. For catalogues, eto., addrecs HENRY LOUIS SMITH, June 2G,'01. tf President. Winthrop College Scholarship and Entrance Examinations. rpHK EXAMINATIONS for the award of j A vacant scholarships In Winthrop College , aud lor the admission of new students will be I held at the County Court House on Friday, July 12th, at i) a. m. i Applicants must not be less than fifteen i years of age. When scholarships are vacated after July 12ib. they will be awarded to those making the highest average at this examination. ' - -* - ' InnltiHInrr lmar/1 1116 COHL UI Ullouuituvc, iui;m>.uA XV....V., furnlHbed room, beat, light and washing, is $!) 00 per month. > For lurther Information and a catalogue, . addreHH I'ren. 1). H. JOHNSON, June 5, 1901. tf Kock Hill, S. C. \ . . ' - ' ' " . ... . - . v . , - v-*r '? % il that trade should d' liQ Qooann n v? rl -Fr\f +"h nf uuaouu, auu xv/i UXA ieed and bespeak the id Cus CORDIALLY INVIT 11 will not come on th s. There are always < are offered than at th onrr lrinr\ ?rrr? 11 Ann TTT CL?Xy AXliU W XXX XXJ.XVX vv e have done and are i , stock of Embroiderie ing just what yon wa .LI Have just received big lot Trunks and Valises which are going cheap.P.Rosenberg&Cc IxaTtteotT Santa Rosa Molasses - and Ga. Cane Syrup, The reason it's no bard to get really good sweet molasses nowa-days, they have a way of taking oat alt the'sugar. That leaves It poor? like milk with all the oream skimmed off. Santa Rosa Molasses Is the old fashioned kind. Made from th$ richest and purest sugar cane Juice. More true sugar sweetness In one gallon of this than In two or three of other kinds. Of oourse it costs more to Tinatra If art ffnnd. but van Will not mind the price, once you've bad a taste. Come and try it... J. R. GLENN. Phone 116. Try our Stretchy Seam Drawers. Pit and workmanship guaranteed. Only 50c. P. Rosenberg & Co. m m Charleston and Western Carolina R. B Augusta and Asheville Short Line. In effeot Jan. 18,190L Lv Augusta 9 40 am 3 35 pn Ar Greenwood IS 15 pm ? Ar Harris Springs 12 62 pm Ar Anderson 8 00 pn Ar Lanrens 1 20 pm 5 85 an Ar Greenville - 3 00 pm 9 00 an Ar Glenn Spring* 4 00 pm Ar Spartanburg 3 10 pm 9 00 an Ar Saluda ... 5 88 pm Ar Henderaonville. 6 08 pm ArAaheville 7 00 pm Ly Ashevtlle 8 SO am Lv Spartanburg 11 46 am 8 65 pn Lv Glenn Springs. 10 00 am ? Lv Greenville ?... IS 01 am 8 25 pu Lv Laurens 1 37 pm Lv Anderson 7 25 ax Lv Greenwood 2 87 pm 4 80 ar Ar Augusta 6 10 pm 11 40 ar Lv Augusta 2 50 pc Ar Allendale 4 51 pn Ar Fairfax 5 07 pi Ar Yemassee 9 00 am 6 10 pn Ar Beaufort 10 15 am 7 10 pt Ar Port Koyal 10 80 am 7 20 pt Ar Savannah 8 15 pt Lv Charleston 6 80 at Lv Port Royal 1 00 pm 7 10 at Lv Beaufort 1 16 pm 7 20 at Lv Yemassee 2 30 pm 8 30 at Lv Fairfax .. ... 9 85 at Lv Allendale 9 47 at Ar Aneusta... 11 55 ; " Lv Oreenwood 4 06 si Ar Laurens 6 00 at Lv Laurens 0 15 ai Ar Spartanburg L 9 TO ai Lv Spartanburg 8 55 pi Ly Lnurens 6 80 pi Ar Greenwood 8 45 pi Close oonneotlons at Greenwood for all points o S. A. L. aud C. & 6. Hallways, and at Spartanbur with Southern Railway. For any Information relative to tlokets, rates, schei ale, etc., address W. .1. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. Agent, Augusta, G?. E. M. NOKTH. Hoi. Agent T. M. EMER80N. Traffic Manager. Hadilon's Locals. Slipper Sale?Over 50 pairs ladles sllppei have just been placed on bargain counter t be sold regardless of tbe cost. We are offering bargains In linen goods fc ladles skirts and shirt waist and boys bodies New arrivals in cbambrayes and glngharai We are offering ladles and misses black an tan slippers at prices that all can buy. As! for those special prices In slippers. To Mountain and Sea Shore RenortnVIa Seaboard Air Line Railway. Before completing arrangements for you summer trips or deciding upon places i wblcb to spend the summer, you should en on Ticket Agents and Passenger Represent! tlves of tbe Seaboard Air Line Rallwa; They are specially prepared to furnish Info matlon as to lowest rales, quickest schedule and most attractive routes to tbe Mountal Resorts In Western North Carolina an Southwest Virginia, also to the Seashore R< sorts of Ocean View, Virginia Beaoh, 01 Point Comfort, the great Eastern Resorl along tn? Jersey Coast and other populc plaoes reacned via tbe Seaboard Air Lin Railway. This Company is offering low( rates than ever wilb perfect train service an fast through schedules. It will interest an benefit you to call on Seaboard Air Lie Railway Agents. I have now ready for inspection an eleeat line of Samples for Tailor made Suits or sin pie garments?Pants a specialty. Come an nave your measure itmeu suu (ctsuuictuiu good something good abd dressy, Don't (orget to look at ray sample of Wa Papering. Amos B. Mors Ice drinks, cold drluks, cream drinks, a drinks. In faot any sort of drink made can t luuuil at our fountain. Tbe Speed Drug Co, ^ vv;.v.... ; -A . .. i kindle to small proport e accomplishment of th: aid of tomer? ED TO COME TO SE] .e same day, although ii Ddds and ends in all lir Le beginning of the seas? hite's Stores the best p! still doing in Wash Dres >s as we have offered tl jit and at the right pri< iV. WI ' Cut Prices i i TO CLOSE OUT ( SLIPPER SALE..... Over 50 pair Ladles' Slip less of Cost. SHORT ENDS Colored Wash Goods, I thing for Summer Waist Ready to Wear Shirt Linen and Duck Bbirtt and below cost. Ladies' White, Blac former price 75c. and $1. Colored Silk Parasols. Only a few left, but thej We have no room to' time to secure great barg R. W. I i The Season is Here 5 J . WHEN YOU ENJOY J f RUGQY PIPING i I* ? I # to the limit, If you nave me ^ i ] # right kind of a vehicle 4 i We have the vehlcles.whlch will please J \ you and that will wear longer than a J J great many other makes. r J We bought these vehicles last fall and ? f gave the Manufactuers plenty of time # , 9 to paint them, so we have the # 11 Nicest Finished | # goods whloh we have ever handled. ^ # We also bought In car load lots and m # got car load prices and freight rates # 4 acd propose to give our customers f [ ^ the benefit of these prices. ^ # Give us a call before buying and we d j 6 can Interest you. i : I J. L. HILL & CO. 5 a Carriage, Buggy, Wagon and Harness ? 11 i Repository. # D Peerless Iceland D * FrCCZCI4 (One Motion) Patented dasher construction does away with ail motions except one?the can revolves around the stationery dasher. Motion Is necessary In the cream, not In the machine. The cream has more motion In the Peerless s Iceland than in any other Ireezer. ? The result is smooth, delicious Ice cream r in three minute*. === I ICE PICKS, ICE SHAVES, FLY FANS, SCREEN WINDOWS, WATER COOLERS, it ' 1! REFRIGERATORS. [: OIL STOVES. I Abbeville Hardware <3o. d 18 e !I Poison Ivy or oak is Instantly relieved, and )? speedily cured by mentholatum which you _ will find in opal Jars for 25cts at .Speed Drug IC Co. Roup Id chickens is pouatlvely cured by mentbolatum at Speed Drug Co. Broken lots, It's Impossible to selI goods at retail without having broken lots. On 1st. ol J- June these go on the bargain counter and d must be sold. Haddon's. 8 The spring of the year Is on us, now is the .. time to take medicine and feel good all Hummer. We have aoy kind of patent medicine you may want, also some of our own make that we guarentee to be a* good as the best, le The Speed Drug Co. )e Helta. All the latest novelties In belts and belt buckles may benewu at Haddon's. .ions, but our aim will ; 5,000 I E US, t might be a Saturday. ies of Goods that we . 1| on. We have reduced Laces for buying thems Good Fabrics, White lis Season, and never jes. We keep uplour IITE. it Haddon's. 1 DDDS and ENDS. pers now on Bargain Counter regardjawns, Dimities, Batiste, &c., just the Waists i, a few numbers left now, offered at :k, Tan and Pearl Grey Silk Gloves, Now 50c. anil 7c. * ' j must go. 1 store carried over goods. Now your ains in Summer stuff. r ft nrfcAKT .?* r?#i JiAWVJil CM Wi SEABOARD AIR LINE. The Capital City.Line?Its Bfa?rnifleat Thron>fb and Loevl PMienxrr Nervlee between the Eaat and Noalb and Sonthwe*t. The Seatoard Air Line Railway 1b called the capital city line, because It enters the cfcpltals of the six States which It traverse*, . . ". al exclusive of the national capital through which Its trains run solid from New York to Jacksonville, and Tampa Florida. It rnus through Richmond, Va., Raleigh, N. c., U /I A A A UAn(<MMMA|iff Ouiuuiumt o< Vi| aiiiauiOt ua?, iuua^uiuvij) Ala., and Tallahassee, Fla. This road will continue to ran tbe famous Florida and Metropolitan Limited, and tbe Florida and Atlanta fast Mall trains afford* lng tbe only through limited service dally, Including Sunday, between New York and Florida, and 1b tbe shortest line between tbese points, Tbese spendldly modern trains of tbe Seaboard Air Line Railway arrive at, and depart from Pennsylvania Railway Stations at Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia ana New York, carrying Pnllman's most Improved equipment, with unexcelled dining car service, compartment, drawing-room and observation cars. It. has Pullman service five times per week each way from Washingtlon to that celebrated resort, Plneburat, N. C. It bag tbe short line to and from Richmond, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Raleigh, Southern Pines, Columbia, Savannah, Jacksovllle, Tampa and Atlanta, and tbe prlcipal cities between the South and Kast. It is also the direct ronte to Athens, Augusta and Macon. In Atlanta, direct connections are made In the Uulon Station for Cbattanooga Nashville and Memphis, also for New Qrleons and ail ^ points in Texas, California and Mexico. In addition, it Is tbe only line operating thmncrh trains nnrt Vnllman sleftnlnp cars \ between Atlanta and Norfolk, where connec? Hons are made with the Old Dominion Steamship Company from New Yory, the M. &. M. T. Company, from Boston and Providence, the Norfolk A Washington, the Baltimore Steam Packet Company, from Baltimore, the and N.Y.P.AN. Railway, from New York and Philadelphia. Through Pullman cars also operated on quick schedules between Jacksonville and - yfi between 8t. Louis, Via Montlcello, and betweeu Jacksonville and New Orleans, In addition to through trains with Buffet Chair Cars betweeu Savannah and Montgomery. The local train service is flrst-class with most convenient schedules. In fact the Seaboard Air Line Railway will ticket passengers for any point*, affording the quickest schedules, finest train and most comfortable service. Its 1000 mile books Hold at S2500. are good from Washington, D. C. over the enter system of 2.W0 miles including Florida. We are still in a position to give you big bargains in Pants, New lot just in. P. Rosenberg & Co. M PleiwADi Nnromerlng Places Reached Vla'Soutbern Hallway. Hundreds of most delightful Summer Resorts and Summer Homes on the line of the , Southern Railway quickly and comfortably reached. Ashevllle. Hot Springs. Tryon, Henderson ville, Warm Springs, Lltbla Springs, Isle of Palms, Cumberland Isrand, Old Point Com* fort, Virginia Beach, Buffalo Lltbla Springs, Vlrglula Hot Springs, White Sulphur aud Loon out Mountain. "The Land of tbe Sky." "The Sapphire Region," and many other nearby and distant mountain retreats. Southern Railway also offers superior service and accomodations to reach the Great Lake Region, tbe Alleghany and Adirondack Mountains. Low round trip rates. Don't make a selection for a place to spend the heated season until you write the undersigned lor Descriptive Literature of any Resort Place in America and a Summer Homes V Folder. R. W. Hunt, D. P. A., Charleston, S. C., W .E. McGe, T. P. A.. Augusta, Ga. J. D. McGee, C. P. & T. A., Green ville, S. C. S. H. Hardwick, G. P. A., Washington, D. C. W. H. Taoloe, A. G. P. A., Atlanta, Ga.1 Cheap Rate* to Buffalo. "Tbe See board Air Line Railway, the short, line Irom all points in South Carolina to Buffalo. N. Y? offers a choice of routes to the Pan American Exposition of all rail via Washington, or via Norfolk and tbe famous steamer Hues niverglng from that polut. With its magnlflcieut Pullman car service ami through "Vemibuleil trains It insures a comtortable sale and quick trip. Round trip tickets from all points in South Carolina ou sale April :!0th to September 80th inclusive, good for return passage until November 3d, 1901. $37. 10. Tickets on sale April 30, until further notice at rale of S33.15 limited to fifteen days from date of sale. For any further Information address Win. , Butler, Jr.. division Passenger Agent, Savau' uah, Ua., ti. McP. Batte, Travelling Passenger Agent,Columbia, S. C.. ii.E. L. Bunch. General Passenger Agent, Portsmouth, Va." / ; Put away your winter clothes with Lavender and Cedar Camphor, and avoid that offensive smell of tar balls. For iNle at Mil U>ru H UIU^ OWiJI?, I LiUllU 11J4. Picture** of every UeHerlpiion lu ?."> coloro ana ruKM to heat the hand. J. 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