The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, September 10, 1902, Image 8
WE8T END.
VfMlap m4 ImMmu or Week
About Um City.
Abbeville, September 9, i?rj.
MIm Ckeo Patten left lui Wednesday lor
ber borne in CI in loo after a abort stay bere
with ber Mend MIm Margaret Brooke.
MIm '*** Blake vent to Lowadeavllle
Friday on a vksli to ber slater Mm. Henry
TeaaanL
Mlaa Cary Oalboao left Saturday for her
bote at Clemson, alter a pleasant visit to ber
mi Ml n Mtaa Franoea Calhoun.
Mlaa Mary Hani and Mlaa Katblren Hard,
of Baceeaaer Ala., are vlalting, Mr. W. A.
TMpleloo'i rami ijr.
Tbla la tbe laat week of the rammer acbool
and tbe teaebera bave on exhibition at tne
Graded School build In* aome specimen* of
tbe work dooe in tbe Art Class. Tbe laaebeve
are very enthusiastic over tbelr work aud
bave been greatly benefitted by tbeir montba
lody.tor tbe Instraotore bave been Otlibfol
and smclent In tbe diacbarge of tbelr dotlea.
Tbe Art Claea bae been especially popular
aad baa many entboalasnc attendants.
Mr. Wilbur Blake left Friday for Davidson
where be will eater tbe Senior Class.
Mia Viola Oooebo went to Honaa Path
IhM" vlali Mlaa llunrS HndcaDL
" Mr."iT W. Wto'lte, Jr., left Tbursday Ivt
Okvidioo.
Mr. J. Townee Robertaon toft Saturday lor
MIm Mala Lvtbgoa oama yeeterday lo *lelt
Mlee M. L. 8nltb.
Mintarab Otlrs. ifUru extended vlilt to
bar ancle Mr. W. A. TMnplttan returned to
Andanoa Tbureday.
Mr.PbillpCromerand Mr. David Hill left
Toadar lorClemeon where tbey win eater
tba Freeh man Claae.
Mr. Ira Gliee oi Andanoa, oama dovo Friday
oa a Ttalt to ralatlvea.
Mr. E. A. Tbornvall of Port Mill and Mr.
Jofcn Oalxar or Rock Mill, apaot last week
wltt Mr. W. L. Tamplaton enroot* to Clemeon.
or* to ooluaik.
Mlw. Baa Hill, Tom Perrln, Mack Henry
and W. L. Tamplaion waat to Ciemeon TneeJ.
8. Moree retnrnad to Da*ldaon last
Mr. Azthnr Spanoar of Ualaee*i;ieJFla., Ii
upending a ft* daya wllb ble aant Mrs. HarMr.
A. B. Moree leasee Monday tor. a bual
~ Mr.^TAU^BaUU>Vi featl ly rataraad today
Iroai OMbten Valfry wba*a tbay bava been
IMtdlDC IM KMOML
Mr. jTm. Harden want to Qraaowood Moo
JlifB Lota (Jlflfco of Dim Wwt will b? In the
?tt| Saturday to taka obancaof tba Havantb
Grade an Hoodar< Ml** Olflbn will ouka
bar bono at Mr R. M. Raddoo'a.
Mlaa BrocOaa of V?, la la lb* city with her
aal* Mr. Hleka. SO* ?U1 have charge 01
ooe of IM ftadta la Um Ondtd bobool dur
tbe oomlnf aaaaloo.
BK?? ??a. Mo.,*, .h.
Mi*. Dtaka of r>?w Waat and bar daogbtai
Mlaa MUHaapaa>*ja?toaln tba city laaf
waak tbasaaataof Mr. &. M. Haddon.
MJk Mary L. Bobartaoo will return Frldai
troia Lowadaarllla where aba has been upend
lH??MKvm vn. t. n udomj.
Mr. J. Alias BMltb, Jr. and Mr. A. M. Hmltta
mnnwd Hxarrt*? Own ttoa Nortbwo mark
m tbwi Uwy bat* bean purchasing their
JMt* W. C. Baoat and tola aooa Maatar Geo.
and Master Hash Banal are vMUnc Mr. W
H. Parker** taaally. .
Dr. and Mca. O. A. Nanflfer ratoroad Hon
day hem a daiightful trie to QatUbrnla, bar
iBiMdaamnl aMa tripe to 8alt Lake and
YaUowtaoe Park and other point* of ln^DMi
A. Mlltord went to Andaraon 8?Ur
day an a vtalt to hla boUmt.
Mtae W la tan Fnrfca who baa bean lamaer
tef In Vartb Carolina and Tenncaaee will re
torn to the alt? Saturday and will make bai
bona at Or. CL C. OambcoU'a daring the via
any Mill want to Claauoo today to
bacln bto aallaaa anuraa.
MJaa May Mfippard arrived in the city laai
NBH 10 OMfWj oar ouaivars to uh
Tbe pntaeM mMtm at U>? MatlodM
Okanfe etaaad Hnndty. Mocb inter eat baa
kWB MlWid and tba aoogiafaUoaa bav?
twin lam attentive.
Tba wgaMw'a Ctub baM a delightful meet
. M* at Mm. J. F. MaKlanoa'aBaterdar after.
mum. AM axaaUeatpapar on tba Naval Bat
Uaaof the War between thetMatea. waa read
fey Mn. Claarta Joeee. Mr*. W. P. Oreaoe'i
v?U wxlttaa aad ea (attaining pa par on "Tbi
aitauilw aad Baton of tba Soldier," wai
naob eajoyed by tba oiab.
Jeweb, aaady, flowers, aan that la Ute or
tetfivtMBiyNferaoMa. JewelaSanaa
Miat of mighty powar to tba average wo
aaa. Beaa that grain eel of all Jawak. baaltb,
M oOaa raised ta tba atieoaoaa efforta tc
?Ira or am tbe money to parebaee tbem
If a romio Will risk bar bealib to get a oo?
MWB.UMD tot kd tortuy beraelf against
Ik* fllliMM MMtqHOM Of OOOgtM, COldl
at brcrtlil iflmiaoi by U>? m?lv dm oi
Dt.'BomIm'i Gorman Byrnp. It will prompt'
rwt mwtlloB la Ms early atagae and
gtk* mOm?ed hangs tad broodiltl tnbaa
<rlwtt>dmd Iftiii from tbaiyttaa.
not n himU, bat It to a certain care tor
M?ba. in'li Infl i" broochtol trochlea. Yoa
cob get thto reliable remedy at The Speed
DraaOo, Oct ffmo1! Alntfirnti
Limited Partnership.
State of South Carolina,
OOCJKTY OP ABBEVILLE.
FOB TEX PUBPOBB OP ENTERING INto
o United ftitanUp aoder the tow* ol
thto Bute, we, the undersigned persons, hereby
make the following Certificate :
PML The name aoder which sacb partonblp
totobeeoodocied to A. B. Cbeothom.
Btwi. The general natare of the baeiocM
y to be oood noted to that of * geoeral merobandtoe
bnetneea, soch as boylog and soiling dry
goodu, groceries, bote, clothing, shoes and
Itor arttotoe eosh h me osnally kept in a
g?1 lasrshsniltoo store.
Tfctrd. The onaaei of the portnata ooaapos
lng anld Iran are a. b. Cbaatbaoi, general
partnar, residing ni Abbeville, Booth Caro
lino, p. a. Chanthaaa, special partnar, raaid
lng at Abbeville, Booth Carolina, and R. &
Oh, apeetel portnar, residing at Abbeville
Booth Carolina.
Poorth. The amount of anpltal wblch tb?
aold apectol partners, p. a. Cheatham and r
& UOZ, Wl CQOUIDQIM IO U? OOmmOE
atoefc Is the mud of Thirteen Hundred and
Tfelrtr-Ibm Dollars and Thirty-Three and
One-Third Caota eeeb.
Fifth. TtM parlod at whlefc aald partner
ship la to aoamaooa u tba istb day of Au
goat, Ml, and the parted at which it is to cod
2a tba first day cX Haptember, 1907.
?Mi by Um partlee hereto, tbU tba 18tf
fey of Aagoat, im
A. B. Cb eat bam,
P. A. Cheatham,
R. ?. Cox.
In tba preaau ua of
W. W. Brad lay,
* J. D. Cox.
State of Booth Carolina,
Abbeville County.
Personally appeared before ma W. W. Brad
tay who balag dal/awora, aaya: That be v?
present and aav A. B. Cheatham, P. A. Cheat
baas aad B. K. Cox alga aad make the abovi
earllflaate. aad that he with J. IX Cox wit
aeaaad the dae execution thereof.
W. W. Bradley.
8worn to before me thla 18th day of Aofoat
U01 J. L. Perxln, C. C. C. P.
The State of Sooth Carolina,
Coaaty of Abbeville.
Paraoaally appeared before me A. B. Cheat
bam. the general partner within mentioned
who being daly a worn, eaye: That the eon
tpm m?(l la the ucutd Ortlfloat* a* ha via
bMO contributed by P. A. Cheatham, to wit
UM tut of Thirteen Handled aad Thirty
TkTM Dollui aad Thirty-Three aad Oa?
Third OnU, baa been actually aad la goot
faith paid la CMh to the common Block o
M Una, and that the aum of Thlrtrea Hon
died aad Thirty-Three Dollars aad Thirty
Three aad One-Third Ceuu, aped fed in Ux
laiif Certlflaeta ae having bean paid by B
S. COS, apart el partaer, baa been actually
aad la good ftdth pakl la caah to the oommoi
atock of aald Una.
A. B. Cheatham,
a worm to aad aabearlbed before me thla th
iMKiimv amiui inn. j. L. Parrln. (LJj,
C.C.CP.
tl living prtoaa, at MI
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LOWNDESVILLE LETTEB.
H>WlM? ! Md Aroand Lowndnflll?-Ci?|?
(' MllltoB* la Ikm N?c*
IIm-Nnm Advice la Irteh PoUte
FlMlcn.
Lowndesvllle, Sept. 81b, in.
Mr*. H. B. Kuy Hud Mr*. M. J. Armstrong
, went lo Anderaun C. H. Monday evening.
MIm Bowie Cilokscalrs went back to Elbsr.
too Tuesday, to re-enter tbe graded aebool lor
, another t*rm.
MIm Llllle Huckabee went to Mt. Carmel
. Monday to spenrf a while with frlenda
Mr*. Martha Watson, of Anderaoo, curne
down Tuasday to visit her daughter, Mr*. B.
, Berry Alien.
Mrs. Hue Spencer, of Alabama, being on a
vlalt lo relatives Id Anderson County, cane
down Tuesday to apend a few days with klua
people here.
Mr. and Miy. Jno. Eskln.of Anderson, were
' down last week for a day or two and were tbr
, coasts of Mr. Bonn Allen Wednesday night
. and Thursday.
I Judge J. G. Mobley and Mr. Hamlin Elbe.
ridge, of Johnston, came In Tuesday and
ha?s since been with friends.
Tbe candidates who failed to be elected In
tbe first prlosarjr, and by virtue of the flatter.
lag vote tbeo received and by wbicb tbey
. were privileged to enter tbe second raoe, have
r about all been In our midst alnoe tbe last prl.
mary, endeavoring to gala enough strength to
insure their election on tomorrow,
Mlas Allie May Kennel bad some of her
young friend* at her home Tuesday night.
Mr. Feaster Jonss and Mrs. Bessie Alien
1 of Btarr, were down for a day or two last week
I at tbe borne of Mr. E. W. Harper.
i Mrs. George Burden and Mrs. Jna Price,of
Iva, came down Friday morning and spent
tbe day wltb Mrs. L. A. Cunningham.
Tbe passenger and mall train was several
, boors late Friday, on account of tbe Jumping
off tbe track of eome box carsof another train
. ibis side of Augusta.
Mr. C. U 8mltb, or coaeabory, wu nere
, from Saturday moraine till today la tbe lu1
uml of bis Inaurance buslnena.
, Mr*. Ueo. W. 8peer, of Monterey, pmnl
, through tbia piece on ber way to Anderson C.
I U. Haiurday evening.
Mr. George Wllaon, of Warrenton, earns In
Saturday to spend a day or two with bin
brother. Dr. J.D. Wilson.
Mrs. Lem Be Id and ber ohlldren, of In,
epent He tarda/ with Mrs. Keld'a slater, Mr*.
Dr. J. D. Wllaon.
> Tbe meetlnc vai began at Providence
Thursday at 11 A. M., by the pea tor. Kev. 1. A.
We limes, lie wea dlaappolnted In getting tbe
expected mlolatertal aealataoce end tbe Rev.
J. L. Daniel oscupled tbe pulpit In tbe Prew
' byterlan ebareb at 8:80 P. M., after wnleh the
1 meeting was eloeed Ull yeeterday at 11 A. M.,
> wben there wae another eermon by tne pea*
' lor and then the aevoral day a meeting waa
postponed till another time.
I With favorable weather bnt little, If any,
> of tbe cotton ralaed In ifala aectlon will remain
unpicked alx weeks from tbla date. Up
to Heturday eight our oil mill ginnery bad
111! KaU? and lha aftRlA flat* VMr
I not a bale bad been ginned, wbiob show* that
mocb cotton la opening prematurely and that
ibe crop will be very short. Tbera la comparatively
no late oottoo.
The fodder polling aeaaon has been on for
Ibe paet two or three weeks, bat week before
lad there were three or four day* of cloudy,
bowery weatber. and not mocb wai done
along tut line. Tbe np-land corn la generally
better than It waa l?at year, and tbe low*
lands, where planted, (many having lost
tbelr crops on tbe bottom* for tbe paet year or
two. were afraid to risk them again and are
now sorrow that they did not) give promise of
a large yield.
It Is well known that one of the main
oauaea. If uot the only cause* for a failure In
' stsoad crop of Irish potatoes le the difficulty
i In getting a stand,and this difficulty will be
overcome when all who attempt to raise the
above desirable vegetable plant tLe **Lookout
Mountain" variety, a variety which most of
tbe people know will not make a crop In tbe
spring of the year. Tboee who have been
planting tbem for two or tbree years around
1 here are well pleased with them and have
made large crops of very One potatoes. Mr.
J. T. Latimer has a square of tbem In bis garden
that are aboot knee high. In foil bloom,
1 and not a bill missing.
\ Dr. J. W. Hberrard passed through this plaoe
Thursday on bis way to Moflattevllle, his old
home.
Dr. L. K. Watson and Mlaaea Rellle Mann
I and Rnea Pratt, of Antrevllle, were bere for a
. while Friday evening.
Mr. Bruce Moeeley and Mlm Km ma Bow'
man apent two or three days last week In El.
bertou and Goes, Oa.
Sheriff C. J. Lyon was In this community a
' few daya last week ou buslneea.
Misses Male ltobertaou and Llllle Templeton
> of Abbeville, came op last week end will
rid sometime wuo ioc iiaiiij ui jir. i. v.
ley. MIm Templeton la the Intelligent,
' accomplished and up-to-date correspondent of
I the l*re? end Banner and known to tu mdI
era under tbe nona de plume of "West End."
H)n.aod Mrt.1. H. McCalla Attended tbe
or* I cm In t|>e Methodist church yesterday at
11 A. M.
Dr. E. F. Latimer vent to ML Carmel Kri.
day on * pleasure trip.
1 Mm Marie Weteon, of Moaeley, rume down
8on<tay end worablpped wltb tbe Metbodlsta.
! OHton la telling at *l4 oentt and oottoci seed
at 27 oetila on this market.
TbU U tbe place to boy your watermelon*.
Good al*?d melons were being offered Saturday
3 for K cent*.
Mlae Leon a Blake, of Abbeville, for the pant
day or two baa been wltb ber slater, Mrs. H.
A.TennanL Troupe.
PRETTY YOUNG LADIES.
, Oa m Villi lo XIm Neplema
, worth.
Mlaa Annie Brown of Due We*t and Mln
Mary blanaell of Elco, 8. C.. are wlin tbelr
* pretty friend Miaa Meptema Holllngawortb of
. Abbeville. Tbe young ladlte are meeting a
royal welcome I rum ibeir pretty hoaL One
day laal weak a aoore or more of tbe prettiest
young lad lea In town were Invited to meet
tbem, and all bad a glorious time. Tbe
young people ure bappy now, wltb not a single
oere to mar tneir pleaaure. Wbtn tbey
are a little older grown troope of lovers will
perplex tbem wltb tbelr proteaiatlona, and
tben Ibey may be Induced to leave tbe rooftrees
to become queens of otbor heart* and
- bomea. Tbe angela are not more delightful
to contemplate than pretty little girls, aod
wben tbey bate reached tbe full growth of a
beautiful womanbood, tbey become tbe moat
fascinating dlvlnltlea of eartb or sky or
betiven. The trick en lover. If need be,
* would forfeit tbe rlcbeat glftaof eartb and im
peril bit hope* ol &?veu mi win lavnr IH l0e
* slgbtol ibecaptlvatlog one. Krum tbe earliest
1 dajri la the history ol mankind honorable
f me a bare worshipped at beauty'* tbrme,
and ibey bave been ever ready tbrow a
* world away lor tbe splendor ot a beautiful
- woman 'sun He.
Heelktra Railway Nchwlal*.
f Tralua for Hodge* leave Abbeville, S. C? No
a oS(dally)K.8&a. in.; No. t (dally) 10.60 a. m.:
No. 4 (daily) 1.45 p. to.; No. bi (dally) 7.10 p. m.
Trains (rout Hodges arrive Abbeville, No. 5,
(dally) 9.&> a. m.; No. I (dally) 12.01 n.ui.; No.
* S (dally) X&i p. m.; No. (daily) u.ui p. m.
v Cloee oonnecliou at H6dg<3* wilb through
' trains tor Ureenville, Columbia, Charleston,
atc^ oonneeiing al Greenville lor A. Jt C. Dl>
. vision points and tbe Kaat, alio Asbevllie. Atlanta,
Me. Through sleeper* Hodges to Charft
leaton, on train connecting wltb S4,
-V rT?.
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SWE
Wants
More snap a
We have cai
swell as his hea:
to put more sty!
Pric
iWe want ev
Winter Suits, a]
bought an imme
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Confederate Home
and College.
The Only Boarding: School for
Young: Ladies in Charleston.
1?NGUHH BRANCHES. PEDAGOGY.LATIN,
French, Art. Manic and stenography
extra. Terms 91GU per year. Hpeclal
-*?- ?tuii nnnlU
I?K? IV? |
Ml** K. M. P1UXGLE.
ProaldcDt of Board of Control.
Mnu JNO. B. AIMKR,
Corresponding Hecrotary.
Mlts H. K. KONAN. '
Principal, Charleston,H. C. <
July 2?. 190*. i
BiSSKll
Ever Feel Like "Going
Through the Floor?"
WHAT'S THE TROUBLE? WHY
ITOTHAT CHEAP JOHN STOVE
-WONT COOK; EVERYTHING
BURNED OR HALF* DONE. NO
TROUBLE LIKE THIS IK SHE
WILL USE
THE PEERLESS
I IRON KING STOVES.
008T A LITTLE MORE,-BUT. |
Abbeville Hardware Co.'
State of South Carolina,
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ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
I To Mamtb. J. 8. Glbert, J. K. Lyon, R. K. Gilliam.
members of the Oouuty Board of
Education: 1
K. THE UNDKRMIGNED. BEING ONE- *
third ol the qualified electors residing lu the
area proposed to be formed Into a new school
district, respectfully petition your honorable
Board to erect a school district as follows.
! Beginning at a Htake on Havannah River. {
opposite the mouth of Pishing Creek N. St'
I... ? " ... u M IV li-kl I
ix' b. yaw itei iu ivuh; iicuw n. w, n.
fact to Hock Pile; bene? N. 4? \V W. MM feet
to Dead Pin?, beiics X. 30' E. U>5I feet to
hickory at lord where public road to Vienna
oroaaes Mill Creek, brnoe down Mill Creek
and following earn? feet to ford, where
public road crosaca creek Dear alte ofBenJ.
Albert's mill, hence following road 8. <61? E.
100 feel, 8. SO' E 300 feet. S. 8SP 31/ K. VJ fee I
to point on road opposite dead W. O , hence
N. Th ao4 E. U52 feel to pine, benoe X, 45? 45' E.
&C1 feel to large wblte oak, hence N. 57? 15' E.
775 feel to two large plnea, bene? 8. 53" E. Siio
feet to pine on baok of Little Klver, berea
down Utile Klver and following aame 9S4i
feet to white oak at oorner eatabllabod by
Paul Orler, hence 8. 42? W. 23497 feet to a wal- i
nalon corner a'ao established by Paul Orler, '
hence up8avannab lllvorand following aame f
to point of beginning, containing li;>'t square .
mile*. 1
T. A. Andrews, 1
Mrs. E. C. Andrewa, .
Mrs. U. M. Porcber,
Albert Ulbert,
N. B. Napier,
U. W. Cade,
K. A. Teonent,
Wm. Teunenl,
Jajpes Dllasbaw,
8am Lumpkin.
All persons who may be opposed to the formation
of said school district arc hereby notl>
fled to app?ar In my office at Abbeville at 11
U CIOOK IU IUC IUIQUUUU Ul nv|iivui(rai iviu- ?
19ft:, and make known ibelr objection. '
J. H. GIBEKT, j
County Superintendent of Education.
s?pt s, low. tr
WM. H. I'AKKKK. WM. P. GREENE i
PARKER & GREENE, 1
Attorneys ud Sousellon at Lav.
Office on LAW RANOF1
ABBEVILLE -^HOUTU?(*AKOLINA.
May 4, WW. it <
Remember, we will pay you Uhe cash for
tcond band booJui, Id good cooditloo, ?uob
a* are uaed la the school* ol the county nod '
raded *cbool? of the elty. Speed Drug Co. '
LL YOUN
Lite, Dash and Cj
nd finish than the older and more
ight the spirit of the young man's
rt can desire. The fabrics are new
le into the cut, making and trimmi
es Are Not Hieh
ery young man to make it his busi]
id make this store their headquarte
nse stock and the prices are such tl
Hall &
H. M. TATE & CO.
Have Got the Shoes and Pants for You.
WHEN YOU WANT YOUR MONEY'S WORTH YOU CAN ALwayi
get it here. Shoea at ail price*, from the cheapest to the t>e?t.
Shirt* tbat cannot bo matched for the same money. Punts from :Wc to $3.o0.
GROCERIES...
We also have a nice line of Groceries. Sugar, Coltee, Rife, Meal and
Meat Also be?t Hbouldera and Hams at lowest price*. Rice 20 Ibn. for $1.
Coffee 10 lbs. for $1. Arbuckle'x Coffee 9 lbs. for $1. We also have a nice line
of Canued Goods, Oysteru, Salmon, Sardine*, Roant Beef, Chipped Beef, Corned
Beef. etc. We alro haue G. W. Long's Flour in Htock.
Come one and all, and you will be convinced that it is best to- buy goodn of
H. M. TATE & CO.
I
The Speed Drag Co.
Headquarters for Taints ana uus.
The Great Blood Purifier.
I have been selling: tills preparation
for years. I have noticed its effects
and prononnce it the best blood purifier
on the market to-day.
Youra very truly,
C. A. MILFORD,
Phone 107. The Druggist.
ALWAYS JUDGE A STOCK OF GOODS BY ITS GROWTH.
? * OUR LINE OF i i > t
Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Trunks, Valises, Etc.,
8 larger this FALL in every way than ever before, therefore according
to the test, there is only one oonolusion to arrive at, viz:
Tbat Our Values Ootveigh Those of Other Stores.
Gnstomers who have not tried onr goods are cordially invited
* * * ii _ i
io come and examine our stock Deiore iney ouy.
Bemember the name,
D. rOLIAKOFF
AS USUAL I AH HEADQUARTERS FOB ALL KINDS OF
^33* SEEDS. ^
My Seeds are the very best and my prices are right.
3arlev. Bve. "Bed Bust Proof" Oats, "Burt" Oats, Turf or Vir
rinia Winter" Oats, Red, Crimson, White and Bnrr Clover, Lu:ern,
Kentucky Bine Grass, Hairy or Sand Vetch, English Winter
fetch, all of these in stock and special orders made when desired.
Amos B. Morse.
T.a^e fialfl ITIATI f( I T T1
? " ? I HI IK >NA lift
TWO HUNDRED ACRES, |J[ vll ULlLlLi
unieorleaa, In the "Fl?tWOO?li," wllh nvw'
tnd comfortable dwelllnir *>><1 Improvement*. I +
l'/4 mllea from Calhoun Kalle, oonvenle it tu|
wo rallroolH and udjolnlnic land* of Jobu H. onTrMTV.rHTP A PBTQ
Norwood, Norwood Calhoun and other*. Oil V Iifl 1 X xlVL auALO
* i .. OfKood land Id the corporal* llrnllM
Also 775 Acres< "f Abbeville. Cin *?? divided Into
' HinalI tract* of twelve to twenty
idjololnt; above tract* and laud* of faprra acre*.
Itlley, Mr*. K. B. Calhoun, Cabell landa und
me old McDuoi** or One Nice Cottage
Norwood tract, knowu aa tbe"Klaiwood?." |,? Ma*?ilna Hirwl.
TEKIIH?On* third ca?h. balance In one A1an Fnnr DwallinfTR
ind two yearn, with Infermt at 8 per cent, "180 XUUi
;rrau poruou ureurm iiv noir imu luon^ir. i wu ?Btulan
For lurther Information apply to Joint N. I
Norwood or thu underxtKued. ! PrifflR RpaROTiahlfl.
If nol Mold by the tint of t?ctob?r will be * ?C0B JieaBUDaUie.
Tor rent. Irleen ?.n the above are very rennonMm.
Henry II Norwood. *l,d '""a" u?Hile lo nuiI
July J9. !??.'. Kt ( alboun Kalln, S. C. purebaaera.
- ? ? J. G. ELLIS,
l>o Dot buy R cheap paint, when you can
>uy absolutely pure paint for the mui? moti- KKAL KHTATK AtiKNT.
?y from Tbe Speed Drug Co. July IS), 19U*. IX I
GNL
ringer in !
conservative dress*
wants, and have ?
and "not a featur<
ng of our Young
-$7.50 to
aess to see these
rs for Gents' Furn
iat you cannot con
Anderson
|W. E. JOHHSOIT,
Watch Inspector or the
Seaboard Air Line, and
ICepairer of WatchcM
and all kindx of .Jewelry
Hah opknkd an office undkb the
fiieo-Klbtti Hoi'*i on the robllc quirr,
and will be Kind to receive orders lor may
kind of wnsk In bU Hue.
Julys. IMS. tf
J. L. HILL & CO,
BITSGGIE,
WAGONS,
CARRIAGES
and HARNESS
REPOSITORY
Mo. s Jtosenoerg juock
STOVES
AND
TINWARE!
We now carry a full Hue of
Cooking and Heating Stovee of
all kind* and None bet*
ter than either The Indiana
Htove Company, or The Richmond
8tove CompauyVtgoodt*.
j^very move gunriiuicvu iu
cook.
For a leader we give a nice No.
7 Stove and 25 pieces of ware
$10.00.
COME AND SEE I
Jn Heating Stove* we have Air
Tight, Cant Iron and Double
Stoves. See them aI?o. For
liooniH, School Rooms or
Churches. Extra parts, Pip*
ing, Ktc.
W. D. Barksdale.
Abbeville. S. C.
Abbeville-Green wo od
MUTUAL
i it it n i ii n it
i in it hi b
ASSOCIATION. I
Property Insured, $725,000.
WHITE TO OR CALL on tbe:ao<ler?U?i?<0
or U> ttae Director of your Townablp ,
for any Information yon may dMlre about .
oar plan of Inaaraco*.
Wf ln?ur? your property catnst daclrac |
Uon by
mmm o& UHTIMII,
and do no cheaper lban any Insurance Com
peny lu ezUl?ao*.
Kemeraber we are prepared to prove to yoo
that ourm U the aafeat and ohmpeet plan of
Insurance known.
J. E. BLAKE, Jr., Gen. Agent,
Abbeville, S. C.
J. FRASEB LYON, Pres.
Abbeville, S.;C.
BOARD DIRECTORS.
J. Add. Calhoun Ninety' Mix Tuwuiblp
S. <J. Mwjor ?.....Greenwood '
J.T. Mabry Coke?t>iiry "
W. B. Acker ...Ivmaidx "
M. B. CI I ti k *?cmto4 I>uc Weil "
T. I<. MHitdun t'ane "
H. K. (Vomer JSmlUivihe
J. W. Lynn Troy "
A. K. Wii(<w>u .Cedar Xprlun "
W. K. l,e?tie Abhe\l|!e
l*r. J. A. Ainlerwin Antrevllle "
II. A.Tenneul ....I.owndt?vllie -
Ut'HIll
J. R. Tnrraut Calhoun MHIn "
S. L K.lm<>iiit? BoMeaoi
W. T. Martin limits'** "
s. >1. Il'iijumln Walnut Urovn
I'. It. I ' iMInon, ('HlllNOn !UI<1 llllller "
I' li. Kxinp Kirk ex*
l<???j>li Luke, hVllnwn' li A Phicnli "
J.?" Ku*b Cam brldic*
H. H. Klnxrd KI nurd*
J l?. < oirniHii Coronaca "
J. II. Chl.t*n, Jr Bradley "
J. W. Scull Verdery "
thhrvlllo. I'.. .Inn. ?i. !>C
TheHperd l?rug Co. Will buy your aecoiid
hiiiul hcIiuoI iMMikN, ?uch nfc art' ukiI in ilw
county hcIiooU itucl tin- urmle.1 m-Iioo! of A'?- ,
bt?vlilt*. They wumI be lu good condition. j
The place to get what you want. |
Spved Drug Co. I
\N
his Suit j
5S.
suits as smart and
) could be added"
Men's Suits.
$18.
Swagger Fall and
ishings. We have'
lplain.
19 The Clothiers.
NOTICE OF BEGlSTRirjoN
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBKVIL.LK OOUNTV.
OFFICE OF MUPERV1BOHB OK REGIS
I TRATION. ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
Abbeville, B. G, Mvtb 6. 1?9l
Notice in hereby given that in acoor>
dunce with an Act of the General
Assembly, and in conformity with the
requirements of the State Constitution,
the books for the registration of
nil legally qualified voters, and for the
issuing or transfers, ect., will be open
at the office of Supervisors of Registration
in the Court House, between the
hour 9 o'clock a. m.. and 3 o'clock p
m.. on the first Monday of each
month, and kept open for three su??
cessive days in each month until
thirty days before the next general
election.
The Board of Registration is the
judge of the qualifications of all
applicants for registration every male
citizen of this Stale and of the united
State, twenty-one year* of age, who is
not an idiot is not insane, is not a
pauper supported at the public ex*
pense, and is not confined in any public
prison, aud who has not been convicted
of burglary, arson, obtaining
goods or money under false pretense*
perjury, fernery, robbery, bribery,
11nilCa Kaatinu hnillohtMllnf.
receiving stolen goods, breach of trust
with fraudulent intent, fornication,
?odomy, incest, assault with intent to
ravish, miscegenation, larceny, or
crimes against the election laws, and
who shall have been a resident in this
State two years (exoept ministers In
charge of organized cbarches and
teachers of pUblio schools, and these
after nix months residence in tb*
State,) a resident in the County for
six months, and in polling pradncy
four months, and who can read any
Sectiou in the Constitution of 1896, or
can understand and explain any see*
tion of said Constitution when rend to
him by the registration officer or officers
shall be entitled to registration and
become an elector upon application for
"noli rwiat ration. If anv Derson has
b?en convicted of any of the crime*
above-mentioned, a pardon of the
Governor remove* the disqualification.
In case any minor who will become
twenty*one years of ace after Ihe cloe*
ing of the Books of Kegixtratiou and
before the election, and is otherwlee
qualified to register, makes application
under oath showing he is qualified
to register, the Boards shall regie*
ter such applicant before the closing of
the books.
Any person whose qualifications as
au 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 regie*
tration certificate at any time within
sixty days inynedlately preceding
I the closing of the Registration Booka,
; upon an application under oath to the
' * 4- *1*I/* annK vaflriatrft.
I IttCLH OUUUlUg UIUI w ouvu a
tiOD.
The registration of voters must be
\ by polliug preeiucts. There must be a
i Book of Registration for each polling
I precinct, that is for eacu township, or
fparish, or city, or town of less than
five thousand inhabitants, or ward of
cities of mere than live thousand
inhabitants. Each elector must vote
in the polling precinct in which he
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
in the registration certificate the voting
place iu the polling preciuct at,
which the elector is to vote. If there
is more than one voting place in the
polling precinct*, the Boards shall
designate on the certificate the voting
place selected by the elector.
8. 8. BOLES,
W. A. LANIER.
G. H. MOORE.
! Board of Supervisors of Registration
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