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? HMII I I H.tlL. -I =e The Press and Banner B^Pabllabed every Wadnaaday it P > ear la mItum, Wednesday, Sept. 10,1902. Far CaacrfM. With only about l,Mi troin to hear from In tba various eoanliaa. the rvauli la aa follows: Aiken. -tamo. Ooonee 1031 14*7 PickeoM :??l 1M0 Aml?r?w IMu ItUI Abbeville - IT* S7? Urt*D*oau 1W1 4'?7 Newberry UQ nw TWO ??1 Aiken to elected beyond t doubt, lud AbbeTill* will be tbe borne of tbe next Coogreeeman. tor. Md Mn. Jfr?ITi>r at Rtar Alter b moat dellghtfol atay of flee weeks lo tbe Waal, Dr. aod Mrs. O. A. NeufTer bave returned bone to tbe delight of tbelr many friend*. Dr. Nea0?r vent to Rao Krancl?co a* a delegate to the Haprenae Lodge, Kolghta of Pjribmm.aad after tbe adjournment, they visited Yellow Htooe Park and txutuy of the Western f tttatea. Tbey are now at bome to tbelr friends on Cbatch Street. A Nad toealb. Factory Hill, Abbeville.H. P.. Hep. V. 1902. Hiram M. Clark, an old confederate vefe ran, age, A rearm, and a man without reproach, has Juat psased from this llle to bla <ern?i home, where boaeatT. aprlahloeM and gnodueea o! heart h?w tbelr n?*rd. He vu true to bl? country In war and imm, kind to bis friend*, and a loving father and kwted, a mo of toll. He ban borne wall tola part undsr severe trial*. He baa Buffered sluoe tba war. from the effect of a wound received Id tbe war Am BalerprMsK Teaav laa. Mr. A. B. Cheat bam, who la one of our moat arofreealte and popular young men, baa gone| into bualneaa tor himself In tba store reoeotly oeeupled by tba Kteboleoe Furniture Company. Mr. Cheatham la a young man of sterling worth and bin baalneaa ean fall abort of notbIdk bateueceea. aa ba la poaaeaaed of those qoailfieatlona tbat go to make np a thoroughly aaeeeeaful buaaneae man. . Wat eh bis ads and aee wbat ba ean do for yoa in tbe way of bargat**. It will h? moo ?y Id your pocket If you will vtelt ols eetabMMSl He re'a Tear lletlm. If yon waot tbe beat aod tba cheapest e loth log to be Kmnd Id America, please examine tba stock of tbe Guarantee Clothing Co., wbleb tbey now bate oo exhibition. They are new men and propose to make boefncee whi?a hereabout. We can't tell It all, bat you can look after your owo Id tercet. Baaaevat. To my friends aad customer* throughout* tbeooonty. I have moved from tbe store I knntn aa tba Raasaall Bidding abort tb# Onart Hoaae, toone rr~ wolijr otfopM by H. W. L?w?oo. known r? the Tin ud Hiovi man next door ibou MeDill aad Lyon on Trlnliv Street. Gome aroand nod aee me. Yonrs. Mike. 1 till carry lb? mom Hon of goods. Pop Goods at tbe Lowest Men. Mr. hillUoff la an an lerpr tains merchant wbobnyaat low prices and sslls oo abort prod I. Asatrtlgbtasasblngleand aa polite aa a Frenchman, be will make It dellgblfal t? spend yonr mooej wilb blm. Goto see blm Rellee. Tbe Cemetery AMoelatloa will serve a pie al? dinner at Long Cane Cbnrcb Ob Mepiem ber ltib. Tbe pnblie la oordlaliy Invited to come, aad beip la a worthy cause. The Flaw lai t)*l all ver-ware Cheap I am la poaUion to late a pedal ordera lor anything In silverware. My catalogues are open at all ttmea and 1 will take great pleaa are la abowlag anyone ibfoogb, who nil) deeire anything In this line. All goods guarsntsed. Very Respectfully, T. G. White. TMaker Waated. N Teacher wanted at Cold (Spring. Apply to either of tbe following troateea K. H. Cocbran, I A Win* w. k Kali. ' let Tlckeli All pirtlnbaTlBi lee ticket* ipinil u*lll pi?t or lug iQen lu lor aettieiueut. Tbom?on Broe. For Rkkt?The rtaldroet of J. Fuller Lyon On Ureeovllie Htreetla oflered for r*nl. For MrMtppl; to J. Fraaer Lyon. Law Range. ?. For Bale?Tbe booee and lot which I now occupy. Can give poeeaeion Ootober 1. J. 8. HtRrk. LOST?A small black eetiei dog. Reward tor toy In lor mat loo. M. O. ^ to 1th, Abbeville, 8. C. waittkii?Tbe public to know that I am Id the ktock boatdom now and berealier. I. 8. Stark. For Bali-Hum, aarrlage Rod baroeee, baggy ftod baroeaa, property of Mr. B. >. Bailey. Apply to B. F. Gilliam. ^ Hlx-room bouae to rant. Apply to Bpeed DrogUtora. roR rxjct?A three ruom booee on Cbnrcb BtreeL Apply to 8peed Drag Co. For Rk-TT?Hoane on Magaslne Hill formerly oaeapled by Fraaldent Bailey. Apply to P. Roaeoberg A Go. ? Hoi;u to Rrrt? Apply to L. T. Millar. a Ir the man wbo removed an old eerap book " ??- ? ><! Uti.nar *111 irvm ibv uuico w vuv SWM Ml>-tl 1><twM a | [ Mud U>? Mar, do queetlooa will be aekfit ad be mo Mk H for u; tnooot tbmt b? thlnki proper. If Kit. P. Y. Pmnily, the able and acceptable president ol ICnklM College, rooducted rellgtoae aervlcea Id tbe Atmlau Reformed cbareb laat Hunday. KurnJtore peeked tor ablpplng, banilog done with proaiptoaM.AOd saieiy by tbe Ken Paimllare Co. 2M poaods dried (rait for anle.?Mra. s. L Arnold. HsMoa i Uc?U. J oat la it Haddoo'a, French Flannels foi lad lea' walete. Call aod aee tbe beeatlfol line of Flan octette and oouoga at Haddoo'a. Haujoa keen tbat beautiful White Kn?broldered Flaone) at Haddoo's ? A great bargalo Id 64 loeb heavy skirling al Haddoo'a for only SO uta. If lo oeed of aoy early Call gooda call al ILtddou'*. All wool Trleot for ooly ? eta at Haddoo'a We caa abow yoa aocae bargalos Id Percale aod Madras for Watats aod Shirts at Uad don'a. Our alock of Lad lee, Mlaaeaaod Cblldreu'i aboaa aorpaaa any Jonnar Block ever aboaro a at Haddoo'a. A foil aupply ol all Ibe late atylea of Battel lek Palterna cao be loood at Haddoo'a. th* DniinMinr for Heoiember aod (Jctobei for sale it Haddon'i. ne'* Local*. I wilt order on or before (September 1st. i lot of vtoltr cabbage plan la, any oce dculr log plan la win pleaae let ma Know at once. Two Hlea Mack pigs (or sale. A Die* cheap line of gralea. Call and ki aamplea aod give me jour order. Will ban tbem M Id your bomea at a very moderate prlia. A few cboloe aaed potatoea for aeooud ero| Prtea vary low to cluae tbem out. A nloe line of freab goods la all kinds o canoed meals. Have you seeo my stock of fresh staple an< fancy eracksrs. Ii not, you should. Blx of the best varieties of turnip seed v arrive Saturday. Amos B. Moiee. Do not sutler with Indlgsstlon and dycpen ala when Add Iron Mineral will cure you and all U coata la 25cla. at Spevd Drug Co. The old reliable American preserving pun dar oat> be bad at Speed Drug Co. It yon are running a summer aebool an SMdoouka goto Tbe Speed Drug Co. Tbey si ways nave mem ou baod. Oar Prescription business Is Increasing rs| Idiy. There mast be a reason. Judge ic yourself what u is. Mllford's DrncBtora, Phone 107. Mc i Read the 50 Men's Suits, fancy Clays, nt lo?? " " " worsens, in st 7."? * '* MLxed fancy worsted, 135 " " French black clay, al 150 Boys' " All sizes ami colors, ai J;- 44 ,? 44 IS .. 44 #| ?9 .4 44 .4 4 4 .4 44 ? 75 ? " " " 44 11 a 150 Pair Mixed Worsted Pants, at 100 " Faucy " " at 135 " " French Clay Pauls, at " REMEMBl stock; hence THE Gil WILLIAM GROVER HOLL1NOS1 OPENING SCHOOL. la a Few Bay* Ikr Ulrln *ad Boy* Will bo CarrjrlBK mark* of Book*. Tbe opening of the eleventh aenaloD of thi Abbeville Graded School will lake plaoe nexl ** ??r UanfitmlMr. fluuuar, ujt iuvw v> I, . ... The Facility of the School is an able one end tbe mkmIod will open ausplciounlj. Tb< oblld reu bit* been rMtoj ilnrioc tbe bntec term, and now wben cooler days and toon comfortable nights bave come tbe little folk xre ready for work. It la Important that jv try scholar should he promptly on band a! tuo appointed time. School children. Ilki racer* on Itie track.Viou Id bave an even star with each other. The boy or girl that lose* > week's time at -tie beginning la at a Ulwd vantage during the whole year By all means lben. give your oblld a fan ?*?. Each teacber of the faculty la efficient It bis or her department. Highly recommend ed teachers hive been elected to lake thi places of tho?e l-acbers wbo resigned or de cllned re-ehcUon for the current year, and ev pry tb log po<nia In a successful year. Tb< hearty co-ope rat Ion of psreotN and tbe abU tflnris oi tea Cher* Insure good result*. Tb< )ears are pa?sli>g and tbe cblldren have n< time to loaa. I?ei them get tbe advantage o a splendid school, which advantage may b< of life lotig benefit to tbem. Tbe facu Itj at present consists of a super!n lendant and nine assistant teachers. Th? Vt? loriurr ir?cuci? SaptrloUDibnl, K. K- OlIlltKi AbbtTllto. MIm Emma Wblir, Abbeville. MIm Jeaonle Perrlo. Abbeville. Mlsa May KoberUoo, Abbeville. Mim Park*, Abbfvllie. < The five new te?rber* are: Vioe-Prlnclpal, Ueorte B. llooke, Lake City S. C MIm Margaret OIIBn. Doe Weat. MIm Brofdoo, Richmond, W MlM Kale 1. Ham*. Alabama. Mim Wbam, Abbeville. TUB XtLX SCHOOL.. MIm Roaa Maxwell aod Mr*. Caaon vil tearb tbeaebooi al lb* jollnn mill. And ao It will be ?e<*n that Abbeville ba made ample provlaloa for ibe education o all ber cbfldren. A Cam. Editor l'ren and Baooer: Tbe article m tbe laai Ueue of your pape wltb tbe caption ol "Attempted Araou." 1 calculated to do me. amoog people wbo ar unacquainted wltb me. freat Injuatloe. Vim IImaSHa hnllM ftlftKfinfffl IO K. E. Wll Iltai, dow occupied by W. K. Clark, wu m on Are on the 3>th August, 1W2, and wan Id urcd lor considerable amount?the lofei eoce being I tired the houae lor tbe Inaorane uimon. Yon further ray, Iq speaklog of tbe track> that "Id I be aioda of Iboae wbo aa w (ban there la do doubt aa to tba Identy of tbe pei ?od wboatiempled tbe arson." lam glad a the lactaud truat Ibat you, or whoever eliw may *<e lo po?ee*stou or the aame, will uae I for tbe purpoae of brloglog ab-.tut tbe arren and conviction of Ibe guilty party, aod prom lee every aaalstance lu my power to pnnlhh h wretch aa would, lo roldnlgb *el Ore to a dwell lu wblcb alept human bt logs. It Mr. Clark la telling tbe truth when h tella arorea ol people he can put hla finger ni toe wpukJ-be house burner. I ray then, tba Mr. Clark owe* It to aodety aod to bit Ood t< proaecute tbe caae to tbe bitter extremity ao< knowing tbe (acta, and wilfully refuse* to proraoate the caae, la htmaelf no bet ler, lo tbe eyea of booeal men, thai itie man wbo attempted the deed. Aa aoon aa 1 beard of tbe Ore, and by tb way I would aay. that Mr. Clark did not ootl fy me of tbe Ore till II A. M., tbe next day wbeo be eame to my bouse in company whl Mr. Will El Ha. 1 dropped everything aui went Immediately to tbe aeene at d did every thine Id my power to faateo tbe erlme on th< guilty party. Aa to the lo?urance oo tbe bnuae. I won It ray that Mr. Heory Tenoent of Lowndeavllli D. C.. an booorable man, after examining tb< bouM thoroughly, insorea Mime n?r iiw am almost contiguous to tb? dwelling, there ar M>ver?i oat bouses, smoke boase. well boast bed burn, dodo of wbleb are insured, and tta wbole. Including Ibe dwell log, eoald ool t* bollt for 91000. Again, as Mr. Clark knows tbe toarty wb Urnipled to baro bla houM, and betides ba in bla poMWIon, tbe Jog, can and sack lei by tbe party wbo wouid bnro op bla family and reiuaaa to dlscloe* tb* Identity of lb wretcb, I woo*d offer him or anyone ela tbe aum of 1200 in eaab. for Ibe appreben Ion and conviction of ibe parly or partle wbo did on tbe nlgbt of August so, 18U2. c< lire to the bouse now oceupled by W. 1 Clark and belonging to E. E. William-. K. E. William*. Note by tiik Eoitoe? In our notice lai w*?k of ibe attempt to bnrn Mr. WIIllama bona* we certainly meant no reflection or In potation agalnat blm. We simply repeat* Ibe reports on tb* streets. Mr. William* life baa been a correct one and no one wool suspect blm of wrong-doing. JEefes** Alssg Boole No. a. Mrs. Frank MrOnrd and her ibree lnterc?i Ing children visited relatives near Hodgt ' last wuk. MIm Amanda Foitescue of McCormlck, I l tbe gueal of Mrs. Martba Bolls. Mim Helen Frail will leave Wednesday fc i Wllllauaton, wbeTe abe will attend tbe Wl llarostoo Female College. Mr. Fblllp Cromer will leave tomorrow ft damson. Our beat wishes attend these lw young neople In Ibelr Ural year of college Ilf< Ml mi Virginia Lomax spent la*t week wit Mlaa Emma Black. , MIm Nannl* Nlckles returned home lai aflar o nl^atunf visit la hor orunt mother, lira. Mallie McCord. Mr Horace Mct'alllster of Abbeville attem ' ed mi vicea at Ebenrxer last Monday. Service* will be held at Beulab l/hurcb nej r Monday morning. Before preaching tbe ue' mimbern will bo baptised. Mra. Fritz (Joers la very 111 with typbol fever. M Im Klla Monday will entertain a nonib< of her friends at * lawn party touiorm I evening. Mra. W. A. Lomax, after a pleasant ata wltb bar mother lo Edgefield, came horn laat Tuesday. Mr. Hob Klcbardson la at bome again afl< ' several month* slay In town. i - - m mm > Hsddoa i Laeala A new aopply of muslins at 5 cut. at Uai ' don's. White dotted awl?a ut 12 Kt and 16 els. for I 1 dies'waists at Haddoa's. Just arrived, India Linens and 1'ersli 0 Lawna tor mid summer dresses at lladdon'i A full assortment black, bine, while ai f??* Iu/IImh1 aiimmni1 mIt Irla uI i price* at iiaddou'*. A Kood assortment of Covert Cloth I aklrta at H addon'a. While laco Curtain* at all price* at I la r don'a. A new aupply of Window Mbade* at i rt price* at Haddon'a. Youcau gel nome bargain* In Hllpper* tiuddou'a. |f Mason'* Jar*, quart* uud half gallon* In ai quantity and at right prloea. W. 1). Karl dale. >ney S AND *W Following Prl $ 2.48 !' ripe*, at - - :s.s?n at - - 4.40 i" - - .->.49 i .Oi> t .!>S 'i t . - - - - 1.4* t 1.W8 t! ,!>8 |J 1.28 jj 1 - - - 1.98 ||_ SR! These arc the resultant ] IARANTEI IVORTH will be glad to wait on hi< Tlrrd Toalgbl. How many aonlaarc tired tonight. And weary nnd cure-worn ! I Kach one la IIred- tired of 1 Tbe burden tie bu borne. Come, tempted man, you're tired tonlgbt; 1 You long, yearn to <to right. And yet you're overcome witb wrong ; You'/e (alien In tbe Ogbt. K-?l now on thla?'hat ?Hf ne'er can, Ne'er did, ne'er will prevail; But heaven can and doe* and will Defend when alna aaaall. Theatruggllngyouth la tired tonight; He baa a lofty aim. Tbe battle aeema ao hard und long? Tbla battle after fame. Heat now on tbla?the good'a not reached Atjuat a leap or bound. Be patient, then ; tbe ladder climb ; Mlpr not a aingie round. And bere'a another aoul; abe'a tired ; Hniok earth woul'i nut tier ofT, * Bbe'a peolteot, but oh ! m> tlrea Of eoorD and wcowl andacoll. * ? Be patient, aoul; the deed* we do > We never ran undo. 1 llut liKtvta beb?ld, and mill heboid*. ) Aod beaveo will aeeyoa through. Tbe old folk*, too, are tired, tonight, } Hut, ah* How patient??ee? What onoe to tbetn wan pure delight, Seem* oow but vanity. Lite'* little day In almost apent; It* huu alnka Id the went. They're ready and they're waltlog for The call: "<;onie borne and real!" (1ENKKAL NEWS'NOTES. Tklan Tknl We All Nhaald Know 1 UAlhrrod From Oar Ciibmcp*. * The new bmUlechln Maine underwent her f trial trip amand Cape Ann off Boston Augual 28; It made higher Mpeed than any other ablp in the navy. Two at eel dtgealepi In the Delaware I'ulp Ml I la of the Je?aup A Moore Taper Comyauy. la Wilmington, exploded laat week, killing, f aeventeen men. * While rounding a curve on a high embankment near Berrv Ala., laat hunday morning.' the engine and four caraof auexcuralon train , " leaped from the track and rolled over and over down an Incline amnalilng the coarhe* i ,* Into kindling wood and canning the Inatvut * death of :W peraona and Injuring hi othera. Ml?a Clara Belle l>avla of David, Marlon >. county, left laat Monday on her way to Moo i Chow. China, to marry Prof. < Jlat Gee, a grad ! '* uate of Woflurd college, aud now a proleaaor | ' In Hoo Chow ITnlveralty. t Kepreiwntatlve Jamea M. Urlgga, chairman I of tne l>emocratlc congreaatona I committee, i i. haa made the emphatic prediction that the J it Democrat* wouid carry the uext houae. i II Chairman Urigx* h*a Juat returned from a I f. trip in northern New York, Maine. Now' Ham pah I re and Veimont. ? "Audrey" bus been dramatized and will he I , preaeuied for the flrM time Hi Richmond, Va. aome time in November. Itlcbmond l? now J Hie home of Ml?o lohuaoo. J Edward Kgu' Mod, the author, died at j ' Jnim Ijick. Ij.ki! HeDL 3rd. The Mica of de?truciiou of the la?t eruption e af Mont P?*lre, ik(mu<1 i-f Martlnque, paralleli. ed that which deu'roj cd the tbwu of ML. Pierre lant May. but It apread None Ave mlienmore t> eamwanl., The projection of deatruetlve mat1 trr aoutbward from Mont Petee waa almual Identical with that or laat May. 9 The drag coDtatnloic Prealdent Rooaevelt i and Mm party on the way from Pitt Arid to Leuoox waa tlrurk hy an electric car one day , laat week and the president waa allchily cut and brutaed. Secret Hervice Agent Craig waa . killed,Hecretary Cortelyou waa nll|li|ly ln> . tared and the coachman waa aerlouaiy hurt. * Tbe motormau and conductor of the car were e placed under arreau Tbe United Statea civil aervtce commlaalon 0 la bolding public bearlnga In Ibe matter of the propoaal to grant an eleetlin street rail1 road francblae In Manila. Two application* r? for tbe francblae have already beeu bad and e otbera are expected. Governor MeSweeney hu revived tbe question of building a new executive man't alon. which be recommended In hla aiesaage L laat winter. A stock oomnnny la now being formed for the purpose of purchasing and developing 11 Chick Springs near Greenville, and making a It a health report. The capital slock of tbe company will be IIWOOO. d Ho far only one bid haa been anbmltted to the I'nlted Htatea engineer lor tbe conatrne tlon of tbe dam across tbe Congaree river Jnat u below Colombia. The bid submitted waa Ibat of the Evan?vllle Contract company at I'ltUburg lor 8&>,87r>. When tbe dam la finished the Congareee will be navigable for craft and will made Columbia an **lnlaud mm port." L- It Nutated that them miy be a great rise! m In cotton on acoount of the government's la?t! report which places the average crop at HI la per cent, while the crop in Texas la only one* half. It la to l>e hoped that tbe good price >r will be realised. ' Win. Nathaniel Itoach, who was I'nlted ,r Stat?*? senator from North Dakota from IHKP 0 lo l^J died In New York laat Sunday. 1* It Is reported from Naple* that large Jvol-, " umes ol fUme waa Issuing from the crater of Mount Vesuvius last Hatunlay evening, 1 The :Mth anuual Stale fair will be held lo j Columbia the last week I it October, opening ' 1- Tuesdity, the 3ith and rlo?lng on Friday the 31*1. KXienslve plans are being arranged and ; Lt the fair will undoubtedly he a decided sue w ce?K. I'rwldeot Kimtvvfll whk entertained moat I royally by t'hattauoogn laal Monday. Th?! rT party vlalted Chfckatnauica park during the i w day. The double murderer, William Bartholin. " whow# body waa found near Hloe?)lie la., ha* >e been Identlfl*! an the man wbo killed two men In t'btcago ruently. A magazine exploded on Governor'* Inland, upper liiNtton harbor, killing one man nod injuring aeveral othera. (iranlte block* were hurled a hundred nillea away. A telegram from New Klver on Monday ! '' aaya Utal belwren WO nod SOU atrlklng mlrirra returned to work at the varloua mine*. Mana agera aay that the atrike In New Klver will aoon be euded. 10 Governor While of We?l Virginia, Una or* dered the algnal corpa and five com pit n lea of id the mailtla away from Ihe New Itlver coai ill flelda aa (tie turner* are liegluulug to leaume work. or A fight on Monday bet wean atrlklng inlud era at Mwltby, I'a., resulted In the death of one mau and the fatal Injury of auother. iU lloth victim* were Itallana. at Acid Iron Mineral lor wl? ouly by The Sffed Druic Co. jy Hot weather t<> talk about uluvm, but then [ - thcae are cooklu* hUivo, regular hoi weather lovea, <julck cooler*. U U. Barkadal*. ? f'ti-k'mJ. . -ii:' * *?/. V1-. "fc ? tM 2X:. . . I*. Saving rHERE T cg List and 6< UN) Pair Youths' Fancy Wormed Paul I V) " Mcii'h Jeans 1'ant.s, at HNI " " All-wool Jeaus Pants, SHOES! 300 Pair Men's 8hoes, Solid Leather, i I'iO " " 44 Vici and Box C 75 " " " Vici and Box, a 100 " Ladies' Shoes, Dongola, Butt 100 " Vici, Button a i NOT dead fig Low prices. W E CLOTH l?i<AnVlc ? iviivji The Nlalf V?lf. ^ Partial return* from 28 Coon ilea, Including tbtiui au.ooo votea for Hiate officer*, and aboot ,t7.ua) votea tor (Jolted Htatea Senator,give tbe I following walla. U. 8. Senate. Evan* .. 15J? I I ^a timer ? 21,Wt 1 Kor Governor. , Hey ward 1R.974 1 Talbert 14.822 1 Lieutenant-Governor. Gary I6,*? ( Hloau l.r?,Mi ' (Secretary of Stale. l.'iMj i Wllnon II,?>1 1 Comptroller (Jcuerul. J one* ? lS.ftZi Walker .. ! '?,?? Adjutant and Irmpector General. Boyd 18,827 Knmt ]6.>I7 It. K. CommlMloner. raaghman Kvmi* 1S.TJI9 LOWNDESVILLE. '! The I'lnl Prlaary Klffllon Xrm?? j Aa Error (' rrwl?l ? rirfRag* , i .Mrl la Nam Work. l/OWnde*vlll*,N. C., Hep. 1,1UW. ] Mrs. J. C. Lomax went bi Augu?U? oo Moo-' . day to *pend wblle wilU relative ami 1 friend*. J Mr*. T. B. Cllnk*calea'went to WiJtmiu'i ? Tuesday, where *be will auytawhile With the I family of lier brother ana and otuar ainnpeo- 1 pie. ' t Tbe Hr*t Democratic primary electlou came . oft here, a* elsewhere, on Tueaday, aod with or two exception*, It wa* all tbat peace,order- ! loving and good feeling people con I a have * desired. A lew reflecttooa aiong tbl* line are < In order. Here, aod according to report* at 1 many other plaor*. It whm In evidence that 1 too morli of tbe ardent b>td been awallowed. ? Whether thl* wn* oue of tbe mean* u*ed by f any of tbe candidate*, or tbelr friend*, to *ecure vote*. I* not known to tbe writer, yet J *ucb a conclusion I* reached by many obser- i vant people. If thla questionable mean* wa* 1 reaorted to. It la not at all creditable to any j one concerned. It t* noticed thai aumtut our . new* pa pet* are alive to tbl* great evil, alio 1 are condemning it in unmeaaured ierm*.iThe ballot never can be made purer wblle tbe bat * lot I* a medium oi exchange, wblle vole* an < oouglit nn<l void. It ha* been *al<l that u< C thing* are lawlui In love and war; election* i may beaddo<i, making a trio, nui In c**e ot j the I a?t en penally. lb* *nd by no metn? Ju?tlflea tbe mean*. Wl^rre any Improper mean* are uwd to bring about any re*uit. It * I* wrong. l>o right and risk tbe uou?e<|uen- ' ce*. Z Tbe Abbeville conntv Baptlat Aaaoclatlon < mntjai McCorminK on Wedneaday. and L)r c T. O Kirk pal rick and Mr. O. Johnson attend , ed it, a* delegate from the Baptlat church In , tbta place. J Meaar*. .Karl WaUon. and Milton Lee of 1 Ander*on, came down Wednesday and atay- I ed with the fMmlly of their kinaman, Mr. B. Berry AlUn till Friday. Word come* in u* that the moat remarkable j election under Democratic uaage. look place In Andernon County la*t Tue*day. There were seven offieea to be Oiled, and twenty* three candidate*. For two of them, there waa v one candidate for each. For tbe other office* ? there were *everal candidate* for each one, t and yet by that election, all of tbe office* u were Oiled, which relieve* the people of the * county of any further election confaaion and n excitement for tbla year. A ml?take waa made by tbla writer lo bla v report loai week which he baatena to correct: , Mlaa Adu Kennel graduated at Aahevllle Fe- m male College aometlme ago, and a week or two afo, returned to Kalamazoo, about K> 0 mile* from Aahevllle. to bacome aaalataot In the High School at that place for another \i year. MIm Bertha White of Abbeville C. II., came h up Wedneaday to apeud awhile with frlenda here. _ Mr. h. B. Cook of Troy, waa In town Friday j, for a abort while. Mlaa Ida Hawthorn or Latimer, came Frl- t day, and remained here for a lew boar*. a Mr war*. K. U. iJupre, nouiucir <> muuu, e Commissioner, and Itevld Ullllam. for Supervisor. were to our town Friday and Saturday. n look lug after their IntereM*. ? Mr*. It. Bollu Allen. Mr*. R. Berry Allen, Mr*. O. Johnson and Ml** Susie Miller, re pro- \ nenled the Rnptlst church In thl* place, at I ha . meeting of the Abbeville Association at Mc("ormtpfc la*l week. They report a very pleaaant Hone. Dr. H. F. Hoyt, according to the appoint ment, occupied the pulpit. In the Methodtat rburcb in thl* place yesterday, at II a. at. and M p. m.. and delivered an Interesting aermoa to large congregation* at each hour mentioned, and at "? p. m. he addreaaed the Sunday *Chooi* of this place In the l'reaby terlan cbnrcb. v Mr. and Mr*, (j. W. Speer of Monterey, attended servient at the Metuodlsl church yesterday. Mr*. Kate Sadler of Moaeley, waa among frlenda here yesterday. Word come* to ua, that Mr. W. R. Clark, who live* a lew mile* out, awaked one night s Ia?t week, and lound bla dwelling on Are. Fortunately. It was a damp rainy ulght, and the fire luade but little headway 4>efore It waa dlHoovered. '.Upon investigation, It waa found that keroslne oil had been thrown 1 upon tlio corner of the hou*e. and then It was set on lire. The miscreant who bad at- i tempted to do the diabolical deed, had left too nastily to carry oir the jug In which he had brought the keroalne. li was lying near ' by. I The writer apunt u day or two l*.*t wurk nmoog the very clever people of Latimer, and heard pome fine preaching by lie v. W. A. Kelley, of Aiken, who carried on a pro- c traded meeting at Halem rharcU, after dedl- i eating It yeaterday a week ago. The meet- 11 Ing oloaed with the Wednesday night Mr- 11 vice. It I)r. K. F. /jillmer went to Helton on Frl-11 day. and returned on Haturday. accompanied by Mr. Andrew Holland, of WaahlnKlon, l>. ( a *? ? ? ?nfull mMV Unlliin . | I I It Liu .IIIWWIlic u.?u>v ... ? Troupe. " , 1 Kvery worthless man increases theM weight of the world's sorrow. Every '1 sellish man arid** to the pret^ure of the! world's* misery. !i The surest pleasure* lie uithin the I circle ot useful occupation. Mere! I pleasure, nought outside of usefuiuesa, i , in fraught with poison. ji If (Jod is really pre|?aring us all to'I j l**c??me that which is the very highest ! ami Is-st thing possible, there ought never to lie a discouraged or uucheer- ? ful being in the world, t < jrtunit THEM. j HEN'S If) dn/pn Mpn'ft Huti. All Colors, a Oppc '0 FIND 3 Convinced: ts, at - - .SS .4K at ... .7s SHOES! at ,1>S If, at - - 1.9K t 2.4N on and Polish, at .1)8 nd Policb, at - - 1.24 mrcio Wo mi } tiX v?u. V V V/ UJk ? re invite you i IING CO 9F INTENSE INTEREST TO FARMERS. j low High Priced Beef and Cotton Seed Are Related. I The Texas Cotton Seed Crashers' Association at a late meeting held In texas, passed a resolution confirming hat the high price of beef was due to i shortage In seed products. The folowlng taken from the Cotton and fturm Journal, throwa some light upon ills subject: "The rules adopted by the Texas' Cotton Seed Crushers' Association puts t In line with the other associations of i similar kind In the South. It Is prob-J ible that there will be no more invason of Mlaslsslpp! and Alabama by rexas mills in search of seed. 'Hie cattlemen who were expected lere to expostulate over their alleged >ad treatment during the past year tare not put in appearance as yet, and nay not. "ine cruancrs uu aui acyu concerned over the threat of some of he cattlemen to operate their own nllls. The fact that the Swift Co Damn y has recently purchased half a lozen mills at different points was, lot commented on by any of the crash- ! irs to whom it was mentioned, save to 1 he effect that Swift would probably ? able to use more feed than those nllls would provide. "A resolution was adopted deprecatnjr 'any act of congress that may tend o reduce the price of cattle and hogs,' ind alleging that the present high1 3 rice of meat is due 'to a shortage in ] teed products.'" This would seem to show there were wo sides to this question of high beef md that in so far as Texas is concerned he price of beef is bound to vary with, he price of cotton seed hulls and *ot-; on seed meal. In proportion as the trass area of Texas has diminished, he cattle-raisers have been compelled! o buy feed stuffs, and the only avallible feed-stuffs in quantity is cotton teed hulls and cotton seed meaL Hulls lave been selllnx within tne last year >r two in Texas as high aa 114 a ton. rhis means that the meat supply In he future Is largely dependent upon he cotton seed oil business, and that he people of the Southeastern States rill probably go much more extensively nto the business of raising cattle for >eef purpose* after they find out as nuch about the values of hulls and neal as the Texas cattle man has ound out by the necessities of the rase. It would seem ss though the astern farmer now has the advantage if the Texan in raising cattle for beef rarposes and in handling cattle for lairy purposes. All the cotton seed products that are >eeded for cattle raising and compeition with other markets can be had 1ght at home through the Southern Cotton Oil Company of the Carolinas Li*d flMrtia. throuzh amr at its win? ir its headquarter* at Colombia, 8. C, Charlotte, N. CL, Goldaboro, N. C-, Atanta, Qa., Augusta. OtL, aad Savaniah, Oa. VaiMB Whip* her Unsband Lylat at Ike Polat or Death. In oneoftbe beat cnmmanl ilea of Abbetile county lived tbla eoople, notll they rev to the ripe sue of a boot alxty aummera, ad never a croea word p?d between them, ottl the other day when ber bmband refnad either to buy ber a Wheeler and Wliaon wlnic machine or to have ber old one fixed. Shortly after the fray Mr. W. A. ArleJgo, rbo repreeenla \V. 1>. Karkxdnie In the Hewng Machine bualneaa appeared upon the cane. lie la a machine expert and aoon made the hannv If thev were In their I reel slxteens by placing a Wheeler and Alison sewing machine In their borne. Mr. Arledge repairs all kinds of machine*, ells oil and needles at low prieea. iMMlV ibere la a dee years guarantee rltb every machine. Tbe machines are kept i uood running order by your bome dealer. Hold on e*sy term* for cub. or on one and sro years time. Don't fall to see our salesibu, W. A. Arledge before buying a new mabine or having your old one fixed. Kemember we are headquarters for sewing lacblnes, stoves, heavy groceries, dry goods, boee, hats and osps. When lu town don't fall to call and see us. V* solicit at least apart of your trade and uarantee fair and square dealing. W. D. Uarksdale, Abbeville, M. C. IUrkailsl?? Lsrsls. Km r km I n prices In Hour, get them and be urprlsed at the price ol such goods. W. D. Harksdale. A bis lot and line of SI .00 shoes, both men. rotneu aud children. W. I>. ltark?dale. Hot price* In ablrtH, .'jOe ?hlrt at Wc. W. D. Murkudale. PratU Food In ?tock- make lien* lay. W. O. liarkmUle. New Orleaoa molamte* all grade*. Cuba ugar nyrupd at, W. I). Harkadnle. Trunks all Rise* and kind*. \V. 1). Harkndale. Wheeler A Wlliwin new In* machine* are Ibe wot. all guarauled. W. I?. Hark?dale. Extra pur In for any machine made. Al nacblne* are hauled, cleaned and repaired. W. I). KarkMiale. Come and *e? uh (or anything. W. L>. llerkudalc. Percale and mtmiln remnant* regnrdle** ol mat, at lliiddon'N. Ilecelved thin >nk,? nice lot of freah canhhI meat*. Ham lour. vphI loaf, bote and mmlny, KnglUb miummko, Vienna fuuimaife pote<l bam, chipped beef, tripe, ratmed beef, neb tongue. Anion I). Mor?e. If yoa want to aee tbe most complete line if palnta you ever aaw, go to Mlllord Drug Mora. When you tmve to move you do not want ,o damage your furniiure. Have It hauled n a furniture wagon mud by experienced furniture men. See Tbe Kerr Furniture Co.. they will do It for you and at reasonable prlcen. Trunk*? Trunk* to act. All alzea and all vrlcea. W. 1>. Itaruadale. (>reutue*8 of mind may provoke jealosy ; but greatueiM of heart win* love inatead. A friend I him been defined an"! he one who couieti in when everyUnly el*e iroen out." JeMUH in such a friend. He "loyeth at all time*,'' and "xticketh i?lo*er than a brother." ! 10 ' " " " " a 10 " Stetson 8tyli 10 " " " It road llriin, MEN'S NEQL 25 dozen Men's Negligee Shirt*, D ! ]0 ? a Working Shirts, i Over-Alls, Union-Made, with or ist make room bo come and se II Abbevi 1 Floral Pamdr. ! The Executive Committee of the Abbeville County Fair dm decided to have another Mural parade on the (ant day of the Fair of llila year, wblcb will be on the 21th dny of ikv tober. A l|ueen of the Carnival will be elected Inpop u tr vote. Any per?on may v?u> lor it young lady of Abbevln? County unJer the follow log condition*: Write the name or me young uay in oe voted for oo * allp of p-per and enclone It wltb ten cenu In tin envelope Mod depoelt the envelope lu the ballot box. If a person dm Ire* to cant more than one >nt? lor a .vounc lady the number of vo<e*?bou:d be indicated on tbe allp of paper and ten cenlalortacb vole encloned therewith. No vote will be counted which I* not eucluaed with tlie money. The iiallot box will be open at Mil ford'* drutf More on Uieflr*tday of riepiemoer and will eioee on the SMb. At the end or each week.or ortener If Itahnnld be round deelrable. tbe Secretary and Trwunrer will cuudi the vole* under *ocb regulations aa may berealter be decided npon and the number or vote* received by each young lady will be pabllfcbed. Tue one who reoefvee tbe blghe*t number will be declared Qaeen of tbe Carnival. Tbe floral parade 01 l*?t year we* a grand event but It la purposed to uave cue thl* year that will excel II. All peraoo* wboennpoe ' -? 1'? Ik. ... M#t* and hi.ll> mill/ Ulir'MUUUlU CUWI lUv fHIKUV ??? MVI|F to make It a aacreae. Handnome prize* will bo awarded for the be*t decorated vehicle* aod bornea. Now I* tho tlm* to lay your plana for this oceaalnn. For premium hat or ?tber lolormatlun apply to J- FraMtr Lyon, hee> >Uury and Treasurer. Food Adulteration. "Io a pure food caae that was taken up from Philadelphia to Iba supreme court 01 fennaylvania, aaya Public rollcy. "the plea waa made that lb* law la not violated aoleaa ine qaiulllr of foreign imbalance on a food aUnle la audition! to Injure healtti." The aopreme court decmlon la that nay polaououa lugredieut, whether lo quantity to Injure brailb or nut, la vlolatiou of Ibeatatuta. rbe cry goea up tbat Ibla "will affect 20 per cent of tbe atoek of tbe average dealer.'' If one-Oftb of the merehandlae aoid lor food comma* poleonoua logredirnta, there la a aiartllng nereMlty for active meaaur**. Tbe atupld plea tbat tbe polaon la not enough In any one ailicie to burl tbe eonaumer indieatea tbat tbe vendora never give enough tbougbt to any aspect of ibe queallon but tne pursuit of ibe nimble dime and nickel lo l*arn tbe effect of tbe cumulative polaonlnn. Certain!/ when we bear from the trade Itaelf that tbe practice of mixing polaon in food baa attained a'JO per cent prevalence, It la time for atrenuoua aoppreaalon, aimed wltb tbe moat vigor at tbe manufacturer* of *ucb artlclee. * In view of tbe above, had you not better buy nifU.ii flour,* flour guarauteed pure by lbs Anti-Adulteration League? I! rum ford Mills, Omensboro, Ky. L. W. White'* Local*. If you want white liwni. India linen*, or wfcllf checked naiu*ook?, ibe place to buy tbem la L. W. Wbile'a. Ha v? you *een 111 two embroider)?* at Wbite'a? If not. i? treat la Id arore for you. Dou'i miaa the opportunity of aeelng Ibem ; and you had hci(t-r ko al once. a* the aupply la diminishing very-rapidly. * A newsuppit* of lacea ha* Just been revived at L. W. Whit's. Tbey arc cheap, pretty aud attractive. L. W. White baa sold more than seven hundred yards of a pin cord, white lawn thirtyeight Inches wide. Tbe price la 10 cents a yard. Only a amall quautlty la left. Tbls good* I* suitable for waist* and dreaae*. It la very desirable. Look at II, and you will be sure to buy It. Now la tbe time to make forage. Nothing moires haileP n<iV MAPM rtf II tilfitl German Millet. Bay yoar wd from L. W. White, and mw while I be re la a good aeoaoo la the ground. Sew Phone*. Wm. P. Ureene, residence, J.'W. A. li. Harnett, atore, 137. Jobn McKee, atore, 139. I'. H. Helleni, residence. 7. M. T, Kakln, residence, Ki John Wltlte, rtwldence, 1%. Ktectrlc Llcht and Power CO, Kit. XT. C AKMKI. MM*. M t. Carmel, 1 *2. 2 rlou*. Jim. Tbornton, 3 rlufm. Ml we* OoJeand Lacy Glbert, If.', * ringa. I)r. Hhermrd. l.TS, "> ring*. Major Arthur Parker, i:?, C rlnga. Prrfcflloa AlUiard. "Clifton" fancy patent Hour la ft Pcr(*?1 (lour. It li noi poMlble lo put more quality i and partly Into your tban our "uuiioq umuu i con Ulan. "Clifton" la a aoft. wblie. fancy patent, and la madv from aelect wheat, every grain of which m grown on Kentucky noil?tbe inut, wheat In tbe wide world. Only the choice*! berrlea are selected. Tbeae are thoroughly t cleaned, and tbeu by a apeclal proce*n of gradual reduction are converted Into llour. 1 Tbe cream ol tbta flour la aepamini and nlfled I gently tbrougb tbe fluent alik bolting cloth, giving it a velvety aollnean Heldoru found lo I ordinary flour. Tbat'a Clifton" and tbat'a I why It la a perfect flour -the fluent product ' expert milling and a modern will can make ; from the wbeat grown. I "Clifton" la a flour of quality at a reaaouable price. You ran pay aa much and get an In-' j ferlor flour, but you cannot get a better flour] whatever you pay. Hkakkkokd Mit.i., Oweuaboro, Ky. llnrkadale Loral*. Wheeler ?fc Wllaon aewlng machine, No. j ball bearlug, warranted tbe very beat. W. 1). liarlcadnle. Seed oata, barley, home ralaed. W. 1>. CarkMlule. Syrucuae borae plowa for nale. alno flxturea. I W. I>. Barkadale. Klg line of ilioea, hatH and pan la. \V. I>. Barkadale. Big line of 5c. hoae and half hoae. W. I>. Barkadalc. | Bagging and tie*, tbe loweat. ? _J_1 ? . I'. DHinnuniv. Lot* of molaiutea at old price*. W. I). HarfciuUle. Si^eti'o t 'ouKb Syrup i? KU?renl?><>?l. Try a bottle. The SpeeiJ I>rug Co. | i Our regular good* nl regular prlre*ronrll' luie ("Iter valtittt than peelui Ixir^Kinn" i rl?ewhere. W. D. Hark Mlule. ' We have Tl**ue I'aper In 2! different color*. ; The .speed Drug t 'o. J See our Candy. The Mock In the Irenhent till <1 UlCtfHl 111 AI)IM*Vlf le. -1 UC'->|N-l-u l/l un vu. ! Smukr the tM>?i ctiutr* when you cun get them lor Hit) kmuii< money. We ??|| mImiuI kIx j thouMtnd t'iK?rx a inoutii. Tim In proof of I IU menu Speed Drug Co. i'MUdy frtwli every week at Mlllord'x Drue Store. *'?"?De ,u; ;ies -31 tSB HATS! 'V t - ' .*? it .08 e, at - - - .98 at - - - - . .78 IGEE SHIRTS! ouble Collars and Culls, at - .48 *lnt; Make, at - . - .34 itbout aprons, at .39 l for our new se for yourself. nn Ethel Inn, lln.?. a. ? I MM Milt Ml,. 1 FOR BOYS AND OIRLS. PREHBYTEK1AN CONTROL POLL A eorp? UMbtri. Primary, Academlc,Collactate. Mualc. Art Praparea lor JnnlOf mat lc all Oollecea. Paplla board ad In prlvaU - . *,, cheap. Para water, ellouoa, rallcloaa lofloeooa. _ D. W. i^CHARDttON,^ JUiy i?i I9uz? vi renuivwii, o. v? Woiord College | SPARTANBURG, 8. C. H. N. SNYDER, M. A., President. FriX COLLEGE OOURHES. Favorable HurruuDdingM. The beat lofloeneee. N'mmtrj nptniM from |U0 to 1178 tor the jrear. For catalogue or oUier InformaUoo, apply to J. A. GAMEWELL, Hecretary. ) Wofford College rilling jtuuui, SPARTANBURG, 5. C. Kiwnt new bonding. C?refol attention to Individual xtodenl. Board and tuition fo* year. 8110. All Information given by A. M. DrPRE, Julys. IttK. tf HwlMMUr. uuLLtac ur umuuxdiuii. CIIAKLK8TON, 8. C. Founded in 1785. OTRONCJ FACULTY : WELL-EQUIPPED f CherolCMl. Phyalritl, nud Rtoioftrml Lftbo> nitorlfn; Library of 14.0U0 toIubm* ; ttM 11 Mat Mumn of Natural HUionr la Um 8oaU>. ...?.. 1 !__ nJ R Mirim DUUITK inuiui av un I i.to vi A.. B. 8. and M. A. Board wlU) furntabert room Id College Dormitory mo be obtained for $10 a mouth. TulUoa, M). One HobotarmIiIp glvtoa free tnltion la aaelgned to eaeh county if South Carolina, the bolder to be appoluted by the Probata Jad?e aod Um rounty Superintendent. Total mbwiw for ScbolarablpHladeata.fUS toflM. All candl late* lor admlaalon are permitted to oonpala for varan t Koyee Hcbolarablpe wbleb pay ?. fISO a yrar. Eotranee Kxamlnatlona will ba bald at Ab bcvllle. on Friday, July II, 1902. Next Hee Hlon begin* September 2?. Par catalogue oddreea, IIAIMUUUN RANDOLPH, PlfMM. E. F. GtXLLIAKD, 1 /.TAILOR,/. Hah moved, and oocuplee Um room* op* atalra In Knox'a Boll, and la now pre pared to do all klnda of repairing and oleqp loi or (?OllMII?a-| HOUM OB Hwn nmwi Bam plea o t aulla always on hand, Otaast* rm?otiabla Charleston and Waiters Oaroliu &. R aad Aakerllle Short Line. io rff?ct Jaljr I, UQ2. Lr AHUli n7~ i? 10 10 am ~?li6p5 Ar firrrnwood ll<4po Ar Harris Mprinp lltpm ? Ar Aadywua ......... 7 15 pm Ar LAarvM...? ? .... 1 45 pa 0 95 am i'Kni ID SO am. ar pnwuniip ? ?~ w? _ Ar 6Icon HprtnjS... 4 00 pa Ar BprUnborg S U pa U 0U ? Ar Saluda SU pa Ar UendfrtonrUla. lUpm ArA*herilU_..7 16pro LrAaiMville 7 Oft aa ?v Lt Spartanburg? >. '.3 01 pm 4 0C ,ui L? Glonn Spring*^ 10 00 pa Lt flwt&u? 12 1ft pm 1 45 pa Lr Laurcnj ..._ 1 S5 pa Lt AD<l?r*aa 7 26 am Lt Greenwood 3 51 pm 4 SO SB Ar A acute. ft 20 pa 11 35 Mi Lt Au*u?t?_ 3 8ft pa Ar Allendale 4 SS pa Ar Fairfax 4 44 pa Ar YomwM 9 00 mo ft 45 pa Ar Beaufort 10 IS ia 0 3ft pa Ar Port Bora] 10 30 aa 4 SO pa Ar HtTiaajkh ......... Lt Cfcarfeaton.. ? Lt Port Koyal 100pa 7 05 ta Lt Beaufort... 1 14 pa 7 1ft aa Lt Tetniwc 2 30 pa X 05 ta Lt Fairfrx 9 07 aa Lv Allendale..., ......... 18 aa Ar An?u*te- ......: ......... 1 30 * Lt (Infiiwwid ? ? 4 06 am Ar Lmmii-...?.m...~>. ?. I 00 aa Lv Lauren* - 6 1ft na Ar ttpartenbiin[....~~....~~... 9 00 ta Lr Spartanburg. ..... 4 00 pa Lr lAurcna. 6 95 pa Ar UrMVouj 8 3ft pa Clou- connection* at Oreenwood for all potata oa 8. A. I.. ?u?l C. h O. Kallwaya, and at Bpartaaboif with Southern Bailwajr. Kor any Information re LaUra to tlcketa, rataa,ached. a!<\ etc., addreaa KKNE8T WILLIAMS. Gen. Paaa. Aft,Aagvate,Of. K. M. NORTH. Hoi. AnoL T. M. KMEKHOX. Traffic Mas agar. Nam mer Rr*orl t omrr ? ? ?> RallMf. Allan la. May 7, IMS. Much valuable information milled free to any addremi upon application to AfMU, .Southern Ky. w. H. Teyioe. AaaL G?o. hwa> Agent, Atlanta, l?a ; K. V. Hast. !)1t. P**?. Agent, c'barleaton. H. C.. J. C. Btam, Dial. t i'aae. Agent, Atlanta, Ua. I Abbeville Lodge No. 45, L 0. 0. F. I \JKKTS EVKItY THURSDAY KVKNJNG ?*a at r-iu o'clock In odd Kfillowa Hall. All bn-ttiren, ami *t?ltoni upeclally, are moat oordl?lly luviunl to attend. .1. s. loch rim. (iambrelj, Harrrury. Nobl? Urattd. I i