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. ?.?., ...... : " i ? The Abbeville Press and Banner.J BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1902. ESTABLISHED 1844 1 KAKT ENI>. WkM "I" Nm ?m4 Hmr* mm I Ronad* tw I'nalry * ?! In Tana Abl?eville, ti. C, September 'i, IMi MKCO.ND l'KIMAKY Tl'l* DAY, THK ?TH IS Candidates look upon tbe people?pen upou llM caadlilaUnt aud cbooee ye well tween tiiem. Many have retired, but tb ere good men eiill to vole for. Let rbarac twi brsina go largely tulo your makeup n choice. and you will not go far wroux. I'KRxOSAI. X K.NTION. Mr. M. P. Auaei In entitled to. and ?hoi have Uae hearty eoogratulallona ol tbe p * pie at large for tbe aplcndld run be mad* u tbe megulHoenl vote be received. Had frteoda tally appreciated til* worth, ahllt popularity and big!* ChrMtau character lb?y do now. be would owl certainty In been Id tbeeeooud race witb a Rood char lo have been governor of Sou lb Carolina. tale ulronglb be c*uaed the people to have I good men 10 oboone between, either ol wb< will, we believe, admlniater ibe affair* of t government to ibe good ol tbe wnole prop Tbe many Abbeville Irienda of Mr. Waller Doer congratulate blm on belog ele< ed oo his nrst race u> iue ouuw ?> -? lives from Georgetown. Mr. Doar is a bl toned noilimiu, and will do doubt reprtot the people fearlessly and boldly and r*Hi credit opoti himself u tbelr representative. Sheriff Lyon is to be congratuiau-d up tb? iremoudoas and most flitlcriDi *ol? received over and above bis eeveral stru competitors^ There v*? no doabl as to I being tbe people's choice. Senator Blake and Treasurer Bradley ai received a most flattenvote, eaen bavli strong and popular competitors. Mr. M. U. Donald received a most oomii mraury vote, (ally expremlnf tbe peop' first choice for their representative to t legislature. BKV. A1 KK.N KKLL.KY Will not preach at Bet he. Church loro< row (Thursday) night as prvvlouly annoui ed. as eircumsianc** rendered it Impcesit lor bla to meet Uie appointment. DK. WATT HAHKY, On* of Augusta's prominent pbysiclat who has been quite lit is now prouoauo?d I his physician out o( danger. I>r. Watt Mab is tbe last and only surviving brother of Ij late Dr. Thomas J. Mabry. wbo was so high esteemed and beloved by this people. T doctor's relativca and frituds in upper Lai Una rejotoe to bear be Is convalescing ai wish fur blm a speedy recovery. rtlLIM COMING AND OOI.>U Mrs. C. K. Welling and children. aTter pleasaot stay witn relative* in tb* c,,>? v rwturn to their home In L'barleeton today. Mm. A. D. Kennvdy. ol Due West. Is nc viaiiiM h?r fuiittiMr m r*. tiiiran Drennon ai ?latcr. Mr*. W. T. MaUllI to Ibe BeUtel aei? hnthiiml Mr. W. K. Hill returned last week from very pleaaaut and satisfactory trip to N? York. Mr*. J. W. Hbermrd U visiting relative* ue ln,& C. Mr*. C. L. lirennan aMer a pleasant ?ti wltb tier sister Mr*. J. T. Hlmiuone ol L* uou Hetloo, returned to bar Home at Woo ruff lasl Saturday. Mr. aod Mrs. Lambert Caldwell wlib tb? ebarmlog gueet Mini Sarah Mouigowe pint laetHuoday vim retailvae al Dooau Mr. Eo|ioe Llok, wltb bte sister Mi Lillla were aoioug tba vl?llors laal Moods Mr. T. O. Baaer of Mount Carnal represei ed to* Havaboab eld* lasl Mouday lo u cuy. Mr. Ueorge Jtlogb, ooa of Abbeville's b< young at an 1* now clerking wltb bia u friend, and former employer Mr. Blum Columbia wbo is delighted to Have Ueor ouea more lo ble employ. OX THE DIAXOKb. Laal Saturday afternoon Lebanon ai 8baron team* oroeeed bala on tbe Lebaui diamonds, and aller a "bol" game deoided Iolereeling tba eeora elood 14 lo 13 to Suaroi favor. UINflRUn READY COR IIUKIXESM. Ullltam Brothers bava put ibeir ginnery first eiaae ebape and are already runnlt Tboee ar* wide awake business ueu and ba racenilv ooened ud telephone connect!* with tbelr ginnery and lb* public at Urge. Mown. MftUnl sad Kamcy si Bvtbel b? oitrbMXd tbelr ginnery ud alter making m? oibtr laprovtuieiiu will be ready Nri? ib? public. 1? IT KAS1IIOSAIU.K ? Yd, U to! Wb?l? wby lor boraas 4o we bate. Tbte to indead um of tbe vrry teti tads in millinery. ll to good oummua nd loo tafrsbeitar your bone's bead from tbe < root rtyi ot ibe summer's too. rtlaxk johws is* luck. On* day last week tbte popular R. P. carrier bad a timely ?et up from Mr. P. Nana* and Mr. J. H. Perguaon. He waa bu 17, and tbay, Ilka tbe "good Hamarltai ministered to bte wants 00 tbe road side, ai ba says tbey will eerily bave tbelr reward. 1KB 8(7X1UK SCHOOL ' Ie running 00 full time and bas a got average attendance alii tbe wblle. and fro all wa esn learn under tbe management Prof. (Jllltam and bte highly aooompllsbi Wlmil SW> l/UEH IK tlUfHHIIII, U U bMD a pud mod?. ucrTmu down to Rrsiam TbtnlMBtD of oaroltT after enjoying tl iuidbw eflernoooe from 6 o'clock bin dc MtNd iLclr ton and bave again aetli> down to bard work; ibey arc lo good aplrl ad fine ibupe tor ibe work btfon Ibem tfl their afternoou vacation. Tbia la i mu< aeadcd reel both for employer* and cler and braeea tbem op for Ibe buay eaaaoo. capt. l. w. whits la now In oortbera market* picking op bt getoeln bla fall sod winter a tuck, wo lob w be unuacu lly Urge and aUnactI ve lb la acaac CHASUKD Hot bask. Mr. Lewi# A. Hmltb, lbe popular, and I aereral years Ibe bead ealeainan lb ibe Brio C. W. Keodall la now wllb A. M. Mmltb A O Wbere be will be pleaaad loeeebla frlenda ai old enalomera. ANOTHER oood MAN. Tbe boa Id Ma circle ol Abbeville baa anott rd man added thereto In tbe person of S C. Do Pre, wbo la ao popular and favorat known to tbe trading pnbllo tbal be needa introduction from ua. 11a baa opened a 11 elaaa meal market and green grocery at I - Younger" aland on Mala Mtreet Juat oppoa tbe Kipraaa office. Mr. Do Pre la correct a ooom 10 mi dim o<?iia|i mu win recem large abare of tbe public patronage. BI'BAL HAIL HKKVJCK Vm glean us tbrough our ooognmuu Hoo.A. C. Latimer, and with tbia (bet tIiw, and appreciating I bin great eat blea*| ever given to tbe people, tbe patron a. and Interested In tbls R.K. D. service will n< have an opportunity of proving lhem?rl< worthy of tbls laudable acta, by casting tlx votes for blm next Tueedav tbe Mb in Let's roll blm op a big majority. Col. Wyatt Aiken isaleo Inteawljr Int sated In tbls R. K. D. system, and II eiee will be another prime lector la coogreea the oeonle. Ho Is deeervlnc. canabie. ant KaaU nso. Let tbe R. K. D. carrier* aa ? M the patrons stand 07 blm la the sect primary and they will bave no regrela. 8pkcial xkjvtion. Oor teemed and worthy friend, Mr. Ma Wlnestock ol Charleston, I* visiting retail la Ibe etiy. Mr. Wlnlstocfc la do alraugsr Abbeville, bat baa boeta of Mend* here a are alwajra glad to as* blm and extend to ta a cord tat greeting, w lab log for blm mi years of pleasure and oaefalneaa. m the m. *. cucbcu at abuevillk. Rev. J; O. Wllaoo oomnenoed a meet laat Bandar and will oooitnue throogb t week. Todar. Wedoeeday and Friday o be will bold Mepeotal" *ervlc?* for chlldt ^areola are cordially lnvl**d to come 1 bring their enltdren. Ae yet Dr. Wtlaon I aecured no help, bat may do ao lowarda latter part of tne *?ek. Tbe Voman'a Foreign Mlaatnnary Hoc I of thy M. K. Cuorch will meet at the para ag? next Friday afternoon at 4: :*)o'clock. Tbe Ladlea Aid Hoetely of tbia church ha pleaaatil meeting last Tuesday P. M.. at rcaldeooeof Mrs. Kila Latimer ou Msgai Hill. ( sop prodl'kcth. Tbe cotton fields are now boay places. < too Is opening rapidly acd farmers are h Itng to get It picked. Tbe receot rain* * roacb good matarlog yoang bolla aod pull frail on tbe yoang and growing crops as t as helping potatoes, peas and otbsr side cr Wyatt Aiken for Congress, * I* I ' Citizenship carries with it grave res|>onsihilities, of which tin* - right of suffrage is doubt lea* the most important. It is the plain l^iT duty of every man to vote intelligently, and to do this ho must '{? know the inen asking office and among whom lu? is to choose. < >f the seven men who are seeking the honor of representing the >r * )x>ople of this Congressional District, there is one whom his friends deem it a privilege to support. Those who know Wyatt Aiken l>est believe that no other candidate for this office possesses eo- in a higher degree or in a better pn>]>ortion the elements of manhood which go to make a true representative of the |>eoplc. Jle has heart as well as intellect, and no man Ls of the true tyjie who >*? hay not both sentiment and sense, I Icing a sou of a man who By fought in (HMceand war with his every energy for the right* for which the democratic party stands, Wyatt Aiken has always been a close student of the political principles of his father?the J. principles of genuine democracy. Ills discussions of the quesL* tions of the day indicate a mind naturally well luilunccd and trained to view political situations from the right standpoint. The writer has never known a man of bigger heart or nobler on impulses. Truly this man 1m generous to a fault. I>o good deeds og proceed from a good man? Then there art; few better than u" Wyatt Aiken. Some years ngo, through iii.s contribution and influence, an unfortunate man of this town was sent to an infirmary and his d'n life prolonged thereby, and'tis a fact that this man never knew b* whom to thank. In the family of a working man of Cokesbury there way a bright boy who could not attend school because his father was unable to pay the tuition. When the facte of the case ? were brought to Wyatt Aiken's attention, he 9ent the boy to .school, (laying the tuition himself. That ho had a selfish motive onu nnn thnun xflUM nil mnil urlin kntt'.VS the I'irPUinsta nc<*s. >? would even suggest. Within the last fen moments the writer r> 1ms had in mind more than a half a dozen 'boys of the same vilI age, for whom, and in .sonic ins Unices without the knowledge of whom, Wyatt Aiken has procured positions. All of his life he lias been seeking opportunities to help those of his fellow-men not as fortunate as he. "A friend in need is a friend indeed," is a familiar quotation. The subject of this sketch has proved himin *elf to be such a friend time aud again. The inan who is true to >w his friends must be true to himself, and U'ing true to himself, it ^ follows that he cannot be untrue to any man, or to any ]>olitical or other party. In civil life his favors have always been bei* stowed where they were most needed?U|xjn the |>oorer people; i and during his short military life he showed himself the friend of J the non?commissioned officer and the private soldier. No man *" ha* known tlie friendship or w yatt Amen,, ijui 10 sutuip it jiupj gold." If he be a poor man today, it is because he has ever been ? a liberal supporter or all Christian works, and has generously ? answered every call u(ion him as a citizen. It is sometimes i claimed that a fanner can l>est represeut the farming i>eople. If ai this be true?and it is questionable?Wyatt Aiken has the qualiM, tication, for while he lived at Cbkesbury, he was a practical jjj farmer. ** Of the seven candidates offering for a seat in Congress, the voters of this District should choose the man who lias the mental Bd scope to thoroughly understand the problems of government that ob may arise, the steadfastness of purpose and the soundness of judgIK ment to guarantee a service highly acceptable to his constituents and to the best interest of democracy. Those* who know Wyatt Aiken test believe he will nerve well his constituents and the democratic party at large. Is there another man of the seven in lkW\?iAI*4tAn " If |U tho fllltV ttiiu una unui niiu mvciiv^i iu uviwi |h</|>uihuii . - ?>v of every citizen to vote for the best man. Wyatt Aiken stands 'I out as u man whom the office might well seek, and his claims u mast be considered by every one who wants true men in office. His good deeds iu this community commend him to its voters, ir for in the past lie has been the friend of the so-called common ? man, and this man knows but one way to judge the future, i. e. ?* by the past. If there be any praise in the above, it is but just. Cokesbury, S. C.f Aug. 2?, 1902. CITIZEN. 1 H. M. TATE & CO. Have Got the Shoes and Pants For You. WTKTHEN YOU WANT YOUR MONEY'S WORTH YOIT CAN ALni Yw ways get it here. Shoes at all price**, from the cheapest to the best, u Shirts that cannot be matched for the same money. Pants from .'(8c to $.'*.50. ? GROCERIES... We also have a nice line of Groceries. Sugar, Collee, Rice, Meal and iu Meat. Also best Shoulders and Hams at lowest prices. Rice 20 lbs. for $1. t CoffVe 10 lbs. for $1. Arbuckle's Coffee 9 lbs. for $1. We also have a nice Hue ? of Canned Goods, Oysters, Salmon, SardiueM, Roast Beef, Chipped Reef, Com ed Beer. etc. We aluo naue u. w. ijong'H r lour in mock. Come one aud all, and you will be convinced that it it* best to buy gnode of - H. M. TATE & CO. or of o.. M iThe Speed Drug Co. u In M S Headquarters for Paints and Oils. ? The Great Blood Purifier. ma ^ I have been selling this preparation \m for years. I have noticed its effects toy anil prononnce it the best blood pnri?n. fier on the market to-dav. 8X1 Yours vftrv trill v. UQ. ? if v / ind t C. A. MILFORD, Phone 107. The Druggist. Come and Join the throng ol well-plea*?d mid putty at living price*, at Ml hnyent to be iieen every day at the atore of I- | f-ud'a l'ruts Store. uau Wt?,Wh'l"'(. ? ... .... Auk your Irlcutl* about Murmco, we wll u. h i W??reo(t?o Mked how It la we have bull! me Speed Drug Co. iiJ ap aunh a large bu*lueiM in ao ?hort a time ..m i? n.? .... ...mi. v?v. ... *?!i Auawer?tonality. ProniptneM, PollteneM, Ac- NV " i-fte St^d l>ruir Co ?ell curacy auu attention to bualuma will tell. au" "**' 1" "r"K <-?"I* Mlllord'a Drug Store. 'At*'**-:, -., u;.,.. . .... ....... Slate of South Carolii COUNTY OK AllBEVILLE. To Mfwrt. J. S. (Jlberl. J. F. Lyon. It. K. ilam. memberH of the 1'oaoly Unwi Education. WE THK UNDERSIGNED. BEING O third of Hit* qualified elector* rwli Id the area proponed lo be formed Into a i iichool dlairlct, reapectfuily petitionyour I orable body to erecl a nchool district, as ' Iowa: Beginning at Mrs. L. J. Leslie's m | went of Abbeville Court House, oo tbe lln .School District So.'12 to a point In branch Public Kiwd near the resldenco of T. Clump, thenoe In a north-westerly direct to Halley Creek. tbence oo ? parallel line i the Due Weal road,on Ibe wealern aldeofi road, and one hundred yurda dlilant lb from, lu Mr. M. F. Crowtbera; Ibencfl a Ira I auglea in a westerly direction bIouk tbe I of Mcbool Dlatrlol No. JO fur a distance of mi lea, thence In a aonlb-eaaterly direction a straight line lo Ibe point of beginning. F. M. Crowlber. ' U. W. Ml I ford, B. C. Etbrldge, T. E. Gordon, W. ii. Sharp, W. L. bawaon, L. K. Campbell, H. D. l'urdy, Pierce Bowen, H. M. Muody, U. E. Mann, N. I'. Mllford, W. W. Wealflald, J. W. Bowie, E.J. BolU, C. M. Cocbran, Wm.Hoawrlgbt, T.8. Mllford. Tbon. W. McCord, W.J. Mllford, J. M. Aaderaon. All persona who may be oppoaed to formation of Mid ncbool district ire ber nollfled to appear In my office at Abbevlll 10 o'clock In Ibe forenoon of September 1WJ2, and make known tbelr objection. J. 8. OIBERT, County Superintendent of Kducatlo l. HIS have just received a Car Load of.... BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, And Other Articles WHICH THEY AHE OKKER1NG ON THE BEST OK TERMS AND AT THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES. Gall on Them AND SEE THEIR KTC E~V GTLLTABJ m wm m w mm /.TAILOR, /. HAH movnd. and <>' -pie* the rooma tain In Knox U. and la now partd to do all klnu i ^pairing and ci< fnc of gentleroen'a olotbea on abort notlci Ha nip lex o! aolu Always on band. Obai raaaon?b)#> When |you are looking (or aebool Ixi tableu, pen*, ?*tc., don't forest tbe Hpetd I Co., they can furnlab what you want. ~~i Is receii to make Season i to his st This place w now the general mense s the lOtl Com* Your be supplied We will do all i Itlits season opened. ,a>! Limited Partnership. \ oil'! 101 State of South Carolina, i ' NK-: COUNTY OK ABBEVILLE. nug| p new j Toit TIIE PURPOSE OF ENTERIN'J INion-'to a Limited Partnership under the lawn of i lo 1* | this Blale, we. the undeislgned persona, here-! ' by make the following CorilfleAte : '!? ! Flrel. Tbe name under which such part-1 e of | ncrcblp la to be conducted Ik A. B. Cheatham, on, Second. The general nature of tbe boalneaa L. I to be conducted la tbat of a general merchan-1 Hon dlae business, aucb aa buying and selling dry I illb gooda, groceries, bata, clotblng, ahoea und ! aid otber articles aucb aa are uaually kept In a are. general inercbandlae atore. Ight Third. Tbe name* of tbe partners cotnpow i line |DK Mid Arm are A. B. Cbentbam, general! partner, realdlng at Abbeville. .South Caro-1 > >o Una, P. A. Cheatham, special partner, reald-1 log at Abbeville. HouUn Carolina, and 11. K. Cox, special partner, realdlng ut Abbeville, Mouth Carolina. Fourlb. The amount of capital which tbe aald special partner*, P. A. Cheatham and K. H Cox, have contributed to tbe common j mock la Ibe aura of Thirteen Hundred and I Thirty-Three Dollars and Thirty-.Three and I One-Third Cent* each. Klftb. Tbe period at wblob aald partoer Hbip la to commence la tbe Iftth day of Au gust, 1U0S. and tbe period at which it la to end la tbe first day of Heptember, 1907. signed by the partlea hereto, tbla tbe 18lb day of Auguat, 1WW. A. B. Cheatham, P. A. Cheatham, It. E. Cox. In tbe presence of W. Vf. Bradley, J. D. Cox. the of South Carolina, *>J Abbeville County. ? * Personally appeared before me W. W. Bradfilb ley who being duly aworn, aaya: That be wa* present and saw A. B. Cbe&tbam, P. A. Cheatham and R. E. (.'ox ilia and make the above n- certificate. nod tbnt ha wlU> J. D. Cox wit? neaaed tbe due execution thereof. W. W. Bradley. |n Hworn to before me thla 18th day of August, I( 19(4. J. L Perrln, C. C. C. P. A Tbe Htate of Houtb Carolina, ( U County ol Abbeville. Peraonally appeared before me A. B. Cheat bam, tbe general partner within mentioned, wbo being duly aworn, aaya: That the turn ?pec I fled In the annexed Certificate aa having been contributed by P. A. Cheat bam. to wit, the sum of Thirteen Hundred and Thirty* Three Dollara and Tblrty-Three and OneThird Cent*, baa been actually and In good faltb paid In caah to tbe common stock of aald Arm, and that tbe aum of Thirteen Hundred and Tblrty-Tbree Dollara and ThirtyThree and One-Third Conta, specified in tbe annexed Certificate u bavlnic been paid by K. E. ?'ox, special partner, has been actually and In good teltl) paid In cash (o the common stock of said Arm. A. B. CbMtbam. ) Sworn to and subscribed before me this tbe IStb dsy of August, \9UL J. L. Perrln, (L.8.) Aug. 20,190*4. ?t C.C.C.I'. DR. J. A. DICKSON, SURGEON DENTIST. GOLD KILLINGS; CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK A HPKCIALTY. ...... A OOOD I'IjATE- ? ?fH.OO K K AMALGAM KILLINGS75c and. I.O? _ OKKICE OVER BARKSDAL.E'S STORE. 5, CHALMERS & McDAVID, Agents for Fire, Life, Accident, Bond and Ll&blllty Insurance. uppre ABBF.VIIAK. . . . N. ?n Joly 10, l?0i tf rge - "Hurt out*, barley and rye seed for rale by? Amos B. Mom*. *>ks' Buy your h slery and underwear from iruy Bark sdales. I III II I.W.I dug new Goods every di i it always attractive. N s on in full force, trade iores whenever you will, is the best evidence tlia here Goods can be bougl ! best of Banraius can be closing out of Summer ( toek of Fall and Winter i of September next. d to see us one and all. >st interests will be carei I. You can always get j n our power to maintaii | WHAT C IFOR im I a A Consider moral, social ami Ifctual a?lvantage 1 ..Due West F< '. J /ft lias been ? blessing to I11111 A section, and still leads as 1 Mk yonng women. For beantii T Hev. JAM R. H. Had New Fall Goods I Mr. and Mrs. Hadd markets completing t fall trade. If in nee call and be supplied. R.M.Had jiiiff A FULL COUIWES IN AGKH A IN MECHANIC AIM ? AND IN TEX A 500 students last sessl Mk I'or free tuition students, jjk tKited ctttuloKiie. |j HENRY S. HA You are ready to pack your blanket* away. You will Deed Molballoe an tbla oau be plaoed on tbe moat delicate k?*x1m auil npl Mialu lieu. Tbe Speed Drug < 'o. mi iy and his stock is kt ntwithstjiiulimr tlio M is still active and liv you will find all ban i t the people have fou lit to the best advan , had, while there is jroods to make room l Goods, that will be We will take good c fully guarded and all; just exactly what yon i the splendhl trade w KTta. pni religious as well a* Intel- ^ >m before deriding ^ emale College.. I J idrcds of girls all over thin W in Ideal placc lor educating m I'ul catalogue, uddretw yfr BS BOYCB, X J kVest, Abbeville Co., S. C. X Idon $ Co. J Ire Arrifing Dafly. J An iu aHIl in \nrfhAPI1 VTKJL AU VA vmwmm heir purchases for the d of early fall goods ? don & Co. I "nnr^I I 1 WMiIM 11 I TILK KNGINEEKING. ? ion. Kx|MnNet( for one year tiu $100.42. Send for Uln*- 2 / I RTZOG, President. W J:>IS<>\ COLLEGE, 8. C. W '* I We have a good atock of aebool hooka aod achool auppllea on band now. Kxpect to hand I* them mora extensively ttola tall tUan ever. Tbe Mpocd Drag Da >pt up so as 1U-OUUIUICI ely, and go Us busy. Hid out tho J tage. Just going 011 a for the imin store by :are of ybu. your waiun l want. 8 re have had ever since ite. | . - ^ ..... - .