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TIITK XVKST NEWS.
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ViwiiorM CouiIuk au<l uoluk-lraiclc
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Texas.
Due West, S. C., Dec.23, 1901.
Miss Helen Grler is spending the holidays
with frlendB In Newberry County.
Mr. C. M. Boyd preached at Prosperity last
Sabbath.
Miss Editb Dargan of Due West public
school, will spend part of the Christmas holidays
with a school mate ai Cross Hill. '
Gregg and Bee Loner returned from Cross
Hill last Saturday. They spent about ten
days with their uncles, their cousius and
their aunts.
Crawford Clinkscales and Mark Ellis,
cadets from the S. C. C. I. at iXigetleld, are at
hnmo with friendH lor the holidays. They
look quite 6tunnlng in their military suits.
Miss Lillian Morrison o i s tRtesviiie, N. c.,
is here with ber friend. Miss Carrie Wideruau
for tbe season's festivities.
Miss Lois Cowan Is home from Cbicora College
at Greenville to eujoy Christmas. Tbe
mountain air seems to agree witb ber.
Miss Elma Clinkscales wbo is attending tbe
Greenville Femate College, is 6pendlug tbe
bollda>s at bome.
Miss Essie Holley of Fairfield County, Is
witb Miss L>emmle and Miss Laura Trlbble I
for a ten days stay. She Is a popular youDg
lade and will enjoy ber stay In Due West.
Miss Essie EJlis who Is teaching in the S. C.
C. 1. at Edgefield, is spending ber Christmas
vacation at bome.
Miss Addle Ellis came bome from EdgeHeld
last week to spend Christmas.
Mr. J. M. Nickels Is restlug from his labors
f as a teacher and will be at home through
Christmas. He Is teaching atSt. Matthews.
Mrs. W. H. D. Agnew of Norfolk, Va.,
with hftrmnrher.
Oprui fcuw -
MlSBSarah Addison went home with Miss
Jennie Wldeman to see Santa Claus and gei
some fresh country air.
Mr. James Ross McCain, a promising youcg
attorney from Spartanburg, is here to remain
through the Christmas holidays. (
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Galloway will give a re
ception this week in honor of Mr. Bruce and
Miss Margurlte-Grlffln.
Mrs. H. M. Young left for Allenton, xAla..
i Monday morning. She goes to visit Mf. ana
Mrs. John T. Young and their little daughter.
She will also have a opportunity of seeing
Mr. and Mrs. Turner. S
Miss Zula Brook of the Anderson Graded
School, is at home for a littler Christmas rest
and enjoyment. /
Miss Lemmle Trlbble is among those who
. have laid aside school'work for the Christmas
holidays.
MlssStatla Widaman, who is teaching in
Jones Female Seminary at All Healing, >J.
C.. Is at home to'spend Christmas. !
Mr. Barron Caldwell, Is over from Laurens
County to ^tfjoy Christmas.
Miss Carrie Miller of Laurens, is visiting
i her sister, Mrs. W. \V. Edwards.
^ Mlsr Larrle Wldeman, now teaching at
f Woerurun ib ai aome rnr vue uunuajm.
,M1r? Alma Brock will spend her Christ
-mas at borne.
Mr. James Young and Miss Euphemla
S Young are with homefolks for Christmas.
Miss Fannie Wldeman reached home from
/ Wlnthrop College Monday afternoon. After
l / the holidays she will take up her school
work In Anderson County.
Due West, Dec. 39,1901.
Miss Nellie Nickels spent Christmas with
homefolks.
Miss Leila Biackwell gave two weeks vacn
tlon and spent the time at home.
Miss May Blaukwell was at home for the
holidays.
Mr. W. C. Martin's family spent Christmas
at the old home.
A beautiful bride from near Honea Path. Is
expected In Due West on 15th of Januarv.
Ecsklne College resumed exercises Monday.
Deo. 80th. The Female College and the Pftblie
School begins Wednesday, January 1st,
1902.
Mr. J. A. Caldwell expects to take charge oi
the Graded School at Whlgbam, Ua., in x
- lew days.
Prof. W. B. McCaen has consented to teach
the Due West public school for the remainder
of the school term.
Rev. Z. T. Cody, D. D., pastor of the first
Baptist Church in Greenville is expected to
preach In the Baptist Church In this place
Wednesday night, January int.
Rev. W. L. Patterson was married In Texan
a few days ago to Mr6. LHt!e, widow of the
late Rev. J. M. Little. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Caivln Pressly.
The lands ofthe estate of Rev. J. O. Lindsay,
deceased will be sold in Due West Thursday,
January 2nd.
Due West has bad a quiet, pleasant Christmas.
There have been many turkey dlnuers,
family gatherings and entertainments ol
various kinds to add to the pleasure of tbl(>
festive season.
1 Dr. F. Y. Pressly president of T rskine College
attended the meeting of the Southern
Educational Association in Columbia last
week.
Mr. W. W. Edwards. Miss Lizzie Penny and
Miss Annie HaddoD amuHed themselves during
Christmas week by taking stock in the
>) store of R. M. Haddon. a Co.
Mr. George Collins and Prof. P. L. Grler are
the orack shots of the town. One afternoon
last week they bagged thirty-four birds and II
?- ?? Hun fftn hnnllno> oil hot
WOO UUb o ^wu uoj ?w* uuuviu^ vtvuvi*
Another party of hunters brought In eighteen
rabbits.
Mr. A. R. Ellis and Mr. Jim Ed Hogan
< brougbt down nine squirrels.
Charlie Winn won six turkeys at the shootlug
matob last week near Mr. Gambrell
Smith's.
Mr. J. H. Brooks and Mr. Sam Johnstoo
will open a dry goods store In the McGhee
building on the first of February under the
firm name of Brooks and Johnston.
; Mr. Bo wen Glffen from Princeton Theloglcal
Seminary will spend his Christmas holidays
In Due West with his sister Miss Lula
Glffen,
Mr. Jno. T. Darlington proprietor and
r\ editor of the Leaksvllle, N. 0., Gazette Is in
, Due West to spend Christmas with his sou
~MfkT. H. Darlington, aod family. Mr. DarJlnffhm
stJODt his boyhood In Due West and
was then lamlllar with all the pig path*
" . t amuud tbe little village.
MIbb Alma Brock, wbo Is now teaching at
.. Iva, In Anderson County, lost her personal
eflects In the fire that destroyed the hotel, at
r that place last Friday nlgbt.
Misses Lemmleand LunaTrlbble entertained
a number of friends od Ctirlstmas eve, In
honor ol Miss Essie Holly, a handsome young
lady from Fairfield County.
Dr. John Lyon of Ninety Six, and Prof,
and Mrs. Renwlck Bradley spent last Saturday
with Dr. J. W. Wldeman's family.
Mr. Lester F. Haddon, youngest son of Mr.
R. W. Haddon was killed near Oakwood,
Texts, on Thursday, 4 P. M., Dec. 19th. He
wis riding horseback and on his way to Oakwood,
and was unarmed . He was shot from
his horse by a man named Lowry wbo had
threatened his life, and bad been carrying h
gun for blm for some time. There was no
witness to tbe tragedy except a little girl
wbo was In the wagon wttb tbe slayer. Tbe
weapon used was a shot gun and Mr. Haddon
reoelved tbe load In bis bead. Lowry Is said
to have killed two men In Louisiana. In
this sad bereavement the' aged father and
family have the sincere sympathy of the
friends in this community aud elsewhere.
A wife and little daughter six years old lp
Texas are left to mourn the loss of husband
and father.
Thursday last Miss Corrle Haddon and Mr.
Friday, of CllntOD. 8. C., were married at the
residence of Mr. R. A. Haddon near Antre
vtlle. The ceremoDy was peformed by Rev.
Mr. Friday father of the groom.
Rev. A. L. Patterson, of Mt. Carmel, were
called home Sabbath morning by telegram
on account of the serious Illness of his mother.
We have since beard that Mrs. Patterson
died Sabbath nlgbt.
Mr. Bruce J. Glffen, who Is now a student
In the Theological Seminary at Prluceton,
preaobed In the A. R. P. Church Sabbath
morning and a good sermon it was too.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Boyce, of Rock Hill
lelted the family of Rev. James Boyce, at
the Female College daring the holidays.
Mr. Maok Boyce, of Gastonia, wrs In Due
West Tor the first time last week to see his
brother Rev. Jas. Boyce.
Mr. J. Calvin Reld, of Sardls, N. C, spent
several days of his ChriBtmas vacation with
Prof. E. L. Reld and family. Mr. Held la now
teaching a good school at Sardls.
Mr. J. C. Trlbble and Miss Lemmle Trlbb'e
attended tbe marriage at Mr. R. AJHaddonV
last Thursday. About sixty young persons
attended tbe reception at Mr. R. S. Galloway's
Friday night.
Mr. T. L. Haddon raised fifty bushels of
Stone Mountain Irish potatoes last fall. ;
This potato is adapted to fall ralslug only.
He has safely stored tbetn away and at the
proper time will ofler them for sale at two
dollars per bushel. The sample brought u*
by Mr. Haddon was tbe largest and finest we
have ever seen. Why do we not raise more
Irish potatoes ?
Mr. T. L. Haddon also raises the finest celery
we have seen in thlB section, and we acknowledge
thanks for a generous sample of
the same.
Geo. Wilson, a Doe West colored man, now |
living in Philadelphia, was In Doe West durlng
the holidays. Last May he engaged to 1
shovel coal on tbe Steam Straits of Mania 1
which was loaded wiih oil and grain- start- i
lng at Newport News the 6teamer went to
Rotterdam, in South Holland. Wilson visited
Rotterdam, Liverpool, London, Cardlfl In 1
Wales and then went to Glbralta, Malta an>l
touched at a port on the Black Sea. He left ]
Newport News on May 13th and landed pi
Rotterdam on June 2nd. While at work 1>h
woe rmn tt fhrflo fAAt hplnv thft RnrfanA ( f I
ii mm hmuuuj aut wuiw .. ui.mi.uu i i the
water.
Heavy Winter Shoeii can
be found at P. Rosenberg & >
NPraQHSSHta^lp tbe school book and stationery
BBH^n^^BflnwUmulford's Drug Storo.
Ale
Now is
I.nwntlcNvllle Xolos.
Lowndesville, Dec. SO., 1901-.
Yesterday a week ago, Rev. E. A.
McDowell who has been in charge of
the Baptist church at Ninety Six for
some mouths, exchanged pulpits with
Rev. T. P. Burgess, pastor of Providence
church this place. The first
named occupied the pulpit in the
Presbyterian church at 11:30 a. rn. and
again at 7:30 p. in. Our people were
much pleased with him both officially
and socially.
Rev. J. W. Carli-le of the Shiloh
circuit came over Monday, spent the
night with Rev. J. L. Daniel and
family, then on to Spartanburg.
Rev. Peter Stokes and wife and little
babe or Piedmont, came down
Monday, was the guest of Mr. J. T.
Latimer tflat night and the next day
they went to the home of his father
Gen. Win. Stokes at Early Branch.
A few days ago Mr. J. H. Bell moved
to hid Mill place, and Mr. W. T.
Hutchison who had lately bought the
place from which the first named
moved, came to it.
Mis* Meta Allen has been at home
for the past few days spending her vacation.
She expects to return to Limestone
Female College in a few days.
Dr. J. C. Harper of Starr, has been
with the family of his brother Mr. E.
W. Harper for several days.
Mr. aud Mrs. J. W. Cooper of Williston,
Md., came in several day9ai?o aud
are still with the family of their sonin-law,
Mr. W. L. Kennedy.
Dr. E. F. Latimer of VVashington,
D. C., reached here on Tuesday, and
will remain till sometime this week.
Mr. Willie Latimer of Abbeville
came up Tuesday and has since been
with his uncle Mr. J. T. Latimer and
tamily.
Mr. J. F. Harper, Principal of our
High School had a Christmas tree in
School building on Tuesday at 3:30 p.
m. A very pretty holly tree was secured,
and it was well loaded with
presents for each one of the pupils.
The room was darkened and lamps
lighted and every thing within had a
90ft, mellow twilight appearance. The
little folk enjoyed the occasion very
much.
Mrs. B. Berry Allen who has charge
of a class in the Baptist Sunday School
invited it to her elegant home Wednesday
evening, and had prepared foi
it and a few of the special friends ol
her pretty and accomplished daughters
Misses Meta and Vera, a splendid
supper. If all of the Sunday school
teachers would occasionally honor.the
pupils in their charge in a Rimilar way
it would show to them an added interest
in their well fare aud happiness,
and thereby be productive of much
ornnH
bvv^*
Mess. R. E. Moseley and J.G. Huckabee
went to Calhouu Falls Wednesday.
Mr. Wade Watson, of Anderson,
came down Wednesday and was tht
guest of his uncle 'till the next day.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Lipscomb, Miss
Mary Lipscomb and Mr. Tom Anderson,
of Niuety-Six, came up Friday
and are still with friends here.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. A. V. Barnes on Friday.
Dr. Harris, of Waterloo, was here
for a day or two last week.
Capt. W. G. Johnson and hit
daughter, Miss Mary Johnson, of Anderson.
came down yesterday and
spent the day.
Mr. Frank Johnson, of Anderson,
was down one day last week.
Yesterday at 11: 30 a. m., and again
at 7.30 p. m., Rev. J. L. Daniel occupied
the pulpit in the Methodist
church, and as usual gave his hearer?
two good sermons. At the close of hi*
sermon in the morning, he annouced
that there was a matter of business to
be attended to, and stepped into the
Aiil?t Dp I
uiiai ucai tuc lauiug. vuwit a.n* u
B. Moseley arose and walked over
to the organist, Mis^ Nannie Johnson,
who took his arm, and together they
walked over, in front of the preacher
who quickly made them man and
wife. Although it was raining, there
was a pretty good crowd of people
present, only a very few of whom had
heard a word of the marriage. All of
the others were very much surprised
at what was taking place. These good
friends begin their married life with
the very best wishes of a host of
friends.
There was a largely attended sociable
at Dr. J. B. Moseley's Friday night,
which our young people enjoyed very
much.
Mi. S. F. Hutchison accidently shot
himself in the leg one day last week.
He, at this writing, is getting along
very nicely.
AtacoJored hot supper near Moseley
iusi ,weeK, oue uaiittjj uuu mo iuiuhl
badly cut by the coutenis of a shot
cjun in the hands of another one of his
tiolor. He was still alive at last accounts.
Auother high riveryesterday, which
makes about the fifteenth time this
year that ltocky liiver has been far
beyoud its natural bounds.
Mrs. W. 11. Dillingham, of Spartanburg,
came over Saturday aud is still
with relatives. Troupe.
tvortb to select Irom. This we did, and you
nay come to our store with the assurance
;hatyou will flud Just what you are looking
or In the toy line.
W.Joel Smith & Son.
Get our prices on Bagging and Ties before
rou buy. J. Alien Smith, Jr.
Dont forget our fine iiue of pocket books
j^^^t^bemarket. C. A. Milford, the drugH^^HfilndlhtlasseH
just received. J.
-Has determi
GREi
He will
Colored
the time
Great Bai
bought.
I Abbeville-Greenwood
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ASSOCIATION.
$ 550,000.
WRITE TO OR CALL on the'underplgned
or to the IMreotor of vonr Township
for any information you may desire about
our plan of lunuranec.
WeJusnre your property against <1?><<true
tlon by
rss, mmm ca uBsan,
and do so cheaper than any Insurance Com
pauy lu uxhjlencf.
Remember we aie prepared to provp t>i you
that ou sis the ^fe?t and cbftMfwMt pmn of
Insure i:ce kuown.
J. E. BLAKE, Jr., Agent,
Abbeville, S. 0.
J. TULLER LYON, Tree.
Abbeville, S. C.
BOARD DIRECTORS.
"W. E. L,e*)le Abbeville Township
8. M. Kenjamin Greenwood "
J. Add Calhoun .Nlnety-iSlx '
' W. B. Acker Donalds "
M. B. Clinkseaies .....Due Went "
Dr. J. A. Anderson.DIamond Hill "
H. A. Tenneut lowndesville "
J. D. Coleman Coronaca "
J. W. Lyon Troy "
J. R. Tarrant Calhoun Mills "
T. L. Haddoa LonjjCane "
Joseph Lake. Phcenlx "
J. H. Chiles, Jr Bradley "
P. B. Calllson rallison "
R. W. Townsend Klnards "
A.K.Watson CedarSprlutf "
i A.O.Grant ^....Magnolia "
11.0. Harvey Walnut. Grove
W. A. Nlcklea Hodges "
! 'J. W. Scott Verdery
J.T. Mabry Cokesbury "
S.'F. Cromer JSmltbvilie "
G. N. McKinney '...Bordeaux "
U ? tsi-A lnuonh f alro YaWIpI
Township.
P. B. Calllson, J. Add. Calboun and Joseph
Lake, Klrkseys Township.
J. Add. Calboun, Joseph Lake and R. W
" Townsend, Fellowship Township.
J. Add. Calboun, Joseph Lake aud R. W
Townsend, Brooks Township.
I J. W. Lyou and A. K. Watson, Indian fli)
I Township.
Abbeville, S. C., Jan. 17, 190(1.
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My Dear Santa Clans:
DuPre, the Toy Man, has a large
stock of Dolls, Dogs, Cats, Horses,
Engines, Drums, Horns, Banks,
Games, Blocks, Vases, Tea Sets,
Cups and Saucers, and other Toys,
and we want you to go there,
and buy our Christmas presents.
His Toys are better and his prices
are lower than any other dealer,
Yours affectionately,
Little Girls and Boys.
Overcoats and Clothing'!
Our line is now full and we
invite you to call and see our
line of Clothing. P. Rosenberg
& Co.
Morsr'n LocaN,
For barley, rye, and apples this week go to
Morse'*, lie 1h In the lead.
Northern apples at Morse's 25c a pic. 6pot
caM).
It Is time you were snwlr-g barley and rye
for next spring. And buying apples lor
Thanksgiving.
Big line of Shoes just in at
P. Rosenberg & Co., and full
line of Rubbers also.
For ice call at Me'xwell's Market.
Phone No. 1. r
Lamps to burn.' Prices from 20c. to Sl.50. Be
Hure uud nee theui before jou buy. J. Alien
Smith, Jr.
Call and see on J line of holiday stationary,
U A. Mil ford, The Druggit-t.
Our prices on every thing to be found in an
up to date drug wore. Tbe Speed Drug Co.
Tablets from ode cent up, at DuPre's Hook
Store. J I
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Cassimers and Color<
to buy.
gains await all buyer
Only give us a look a
[GLENN.
I Glenn will, for a short time, sell
at Cost for Cash, the following
Goods :
\ 4- /irkcsf- -leans. Worsteds, Percals,
Al Prints.
A + / Checks. Cotton Flannels,
xL I) V>U&L. Table Damatk.
A 4- Oil Cloth, Pauts,
xjLL \_yLFSl/? Overalls.
At Cost. Leggings, Towels.
A + rf^rkcjrf- Umbrellas and Toilet
L/Unt. .soaps.
At Reduced Prices:
Shoes, Boots, Hats and Caps.
17 lbs. Sugar $1 Cash.
12 lbs, Coffee $1 Cash,
13 lbs. Soda 25c, Cash.
Barley and Eye $1 bushel.
Flour and Corn.
Another large shipment this week.
Canned Goods.
Some sold below present cost.
GLENN.
'ill COLLECTOR'S NOTICE.
HIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
FROM TUESDAY, OCTOBER
15th UNTIL TUESDAY,
DECEMBER 31st.
The Rate of State, County, School
and Special Tax, Including One
Dollar Poll Tax, One Dollar
Commutation Tax.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT TO
raise supplies for I be fiscal year commeno
Ing January 1, 1901, notice Is hereby given
ihut iho of fouutv Treasurer of Abbe
vllle County will be open for the collection ol
taxes for kalcl H?chI year from Tues<l>?y, October
15th, until Tuesday, December 31st, with
out penalty. Hates per cent, ol taxation are
as follows:
State lax 5 mills.
County Tax 2]/, "
Special County (Koail) % "
Sinking Fund _ 1 "
School 3 "
Total 12
In addition to the above a special tax will
be collected for school purposes as follows:
Abbeville Special School f>% mills.
Abbeville Special R.R.bontfs. \>/? "
Kethel 8 "
Sharon -1
Due West 3 "
Jv>wndesvilie 4 "
Ml. Cairue) 3 "
Old Wllllngton 8 '
New Wellington .'} "
- AlcCorrn Ick 'I "
A poll tax of One Dollar per capita on all
mule citizens between the age of 21 and til)
yearn, except such as are exempt by law, will
be collected.
A commutation road tax of One Dollar will
be collected ilie same time a* other taxe?
from nil male citizens betA-een the Hue ot 21
and 50 yearn, except such as are exempted by
law. IJnlfcKK NHid tax la paid by first of Feb'
rnary, 190'i, four daya work upon the public
highways will be required under a contractor.
Taxes are payable only In gold and silver
! coin. United Slates currency, National Bank
| Notes aud Coupons of Stale Bonds which become
payable during the year 11102.
As so few avail themselveh of the opportUD'
it.v of paying taxes at. the times and places
I heretofore designated, I will discontinue the
| appointments over tl?e County, and collect
fill Tax PR >11 me l rt'HNurtrr n uan;e.
Parties desiring Information byroad in retrard
to their taxes will please write before
.December 15th, suiting the location of tbelr
property, and Include postage for reply, and
iliose paying taxes by check must include tbe
charge for collection.
J, R, BLAKE, JR.,
Treasurer,
Oct. 1,1901. tf
* $
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J Hfl lore formerly orcu |3f i
A KB leil by MeKRrH.Hluii %
J A. S. J. Cassidy. #
DENTAL NOTICE,
j S. F. Killingsworth,
No. 4 Heal Block Abbeville, S. C.
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3xt Thirty
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nr ai a nfl
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specified all his Men's Suits ol I
ed Worsteds at Cost for CashMH
s. Come to see us. We willHH
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,nci we win sureiy sen yo\. |H|
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, AND STArA
ABBEVILLE COUNTY. GOODS
OFFICE OF SUPERVISORS OF REGIS m-rrp
TRATION, ABBEVILLE COUNTY. lHi?
Abbeville. S.C., March 0,1899. WILL AbB
Notice is hereby given that in accor- T%TO HnR
dance with an Act of the General GAINS
Assembly, and in conformity with the Hm|
requirements of the Slate Constitutiou,
the books for the registration of MMWa
all legally qualified voters, and for the HnRj
i
issuing 01 iransiers, eci., win ue upeu nnH
at the office of Supervisors of Kegistra- HHR
tion in the Court House, between the
hour 9 o'clock a. m? and 3 o'clock p. KHB^H
in., on the first Monday of each 9
month, and kept open for three sue- jBBBBj
cessive days in each month until flBHflH
thirty days before the next general WnK
election. ^KESB
The Board of Registration is the 39E9R|
judge of the qualifications of all n MBBhKb
applicants for registration every male
'citizen of this State and of the United
State, twenty-one yeats of age, who is
not an idiot is not insane, is not a HHH|
pauper supported at the public ex- taHMR
pense, and is not confined in any publie
prison, and who has not been convicted
of burglary, arson, obtaining
goods or money under false pretenses aHMBW
perjury, fernery, robbery, bribery,
adultery ftife beating, housebreaking, fl H
receiving stolen goods, breach of trust
with fraudulent intent, fornication, 9U9
sodomy, incest, assault with intent tu| BMBH
??mJo/in/rflnafiAn larppnv nr I
lttv inu j iiiiov>V5vuMwivM, vwmj | ?. |
crimes against the election laws, and
who shall have been a resident in this >1 H
State two years (except ministers in
charge of organized churches and
teachers of public schools, and thepe
after fix months residence in the jSHUnH
State,) a resident in the County for HSBH
six months, and ill polling precincy H
four months, and who cau read any
Section in the Constitution of 1895, or SjOHB^g
can understand and explaiu any section
of caid Constitution when read to H
him by the registration officer or offlcers
shall be euLitled to registration and
become an elector upon application for
such registration. If any person has H
beeu convicted of any of the crimes
above-mentioned, a pardon of the
Governor removes the disqualification.
In case any minor who will become
twenty-one years of age after the closing
of the Books of Registration and p a
before the election, and is otherwise
qualified to register, makes application
under oath showing be is quali
fied to register,' the Boards shall register
such applicant before the closing of
the
Any person whose qualifications as
* an elector will be completed after the
closing of the Registration Books but
before the next election shall have the
right to apply for and secure a registratiou
certificate at any time within
sixty days immediately preceding
the closing of the Registration Books,
upon an application under oath to the
facts entitling him to such registra ram
The registration of voters must be
iw nnllincr nrpfiincts. There must be a ^HEHlSi^BI
Book of Registration for each polling UnHnKf
precinct, that is for eacu township, or
parish, or city, or town of less than
live thousand inhabitants, or ward of
Cities of more lhau five thousand
inhabitants. Each elector must vote
in the polling precinct in which be
resides. If there is more than one
voting place in the polling precinct,
the elector may vote at any voting
place designated on the registration
certificate. The Boards must designate BHHnH
in the registration certificate the voting
place in the polliug precinct at I
wiii/.i-, tim clpprnr is fn vole. If there
is more thau one voting place in the
polling precincts, the Boards shall
designate on the certificate the voting
place selected by the elector.
S. 8. BOLES, IHflHKffi
W. A. LANIER. fHSHi
Board of Supervisors of Registration
For Sale.
As X TO OF
ibe Livery buMnetia soon, will sell?
TWO CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
TWO HACKS AND HARNESS.
SIX TOP
TWO OPEN BUGGIES AND
These vehicles ure In good repiilr aud will be
8. Stark.
I AM PREPARED AT AbL TIMES TO
nnnnn nnon DADTT CATTQA'31?
fitEidil DCjEjC, r UJ.VH, tiauuauu,
I And Bread
Fresh flfli on Fflday and Saturday. Highest
market prices paid for Beeves and Hogs aDd
(jreen Salt HidM. .
T. H, MAXWELL.