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^ " ' > - . v-- ": re- -" '-Kurii-ifr* -Tirr^ - rajTrv"' -- . , ^ i $ The Abbeville Press and Banner. 3 i i - ? Eg? - i ? _-LJ BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1902. ESTABLISHED 1844 ______________________ WEST END. HaMKilM* mmI ImMhiI? of Week Akul lk? I'll jr. Abbeville, H. C., *>ciob?r 7, 1902. MlaeXora Jooee, wbo bit been In ibo clij lor too* tln>?. Um guest of Mre. A. W. Jont? *M| In Ml Cert no I rnandt; to prod ?on ? time vim tier ancle. Mr. Theodore Baker MMJooet u ea aumetive young led jr. aud bee meda meoy friend* durlug tier iuy in ibeolljr. Prof. Jetnee Kennedy of Kraklne College, wee la toeeiljr lore Ikw boare Meturdev. Mr. isdlln. W. T. Cuoolugbem, or Mouterr, w?n la We oltjr Monday nopping. lira. Jobo W. Morreb of Ml Cermet ?u in '? ? tVnlnM^lt. ihuDDlllf. Mr. Ulles Templetoo leli JdoniUy tor CttanMa where be |om to lake a poolitoo wllb Ute l>r*p?r Loom Company of Muuebu elite. Tbeootousny are palling Uieir loom* Id ibeiHlmpia Mine. Mr. Bradley Keeee spent last Thursday Id ML Ura? w>th frlenaa. , Mrs. Wn. 1'. Calhoun left Monday for Oslboon Kails where sba will spend some time wlto Mrs. Henry Norwood before returning to bar home In (Jreenvill*. Mr. ana Mra. J. Harvey Wilson spent Sunday in Warreoioo wltb friends. Ml* Jay of Ml Carmel was la iheeity lasi Wedoeedsy, shopping. Mies floride nod Miee Willie Calboao were la Abbeville Monday and Taeedav en routo tor Weablogton where ibey are goln* for au extended vr*h to friends. The Misse? ("hibooa are always welcomed visitors t?j(oar elty. Mr-. B. H U^iiuwey of Dae West w?s in ibe elty Monday on buslaees. Mr. Ham Bowie, eoa of Mr. an I Mra. Kellr Bowie loraeriy of Abbeville mat with a selooeaeeidaeiao Um Beaboard at Greenwood. HaMrdu. MleaVletorla Amoe of Spartan berg, and Mies Corrle Holllngswortb went to Dae West Taeeday and were Utegneets of Rev. aad Mrs. Brown wblie In that elty. Mr. Cbaa. & Key of Honea Path win In tbe MIm Lala Visual of Sbaroe. to In um dly. toMtfla* Um ?Mk wlib Mr*. J. C. klogb. MIm Hall to Mann of Aaucviito toiai UMClly the *imm of bar aimer. WUIir<?u. Mum Margaret Uiffea and Mtaa Belto U?ddos mi 10 Do* WmI Monday afternoon aud return** Tawday morning. Mr. Uaorge Kiugb of Columbia spent ?? eral day* la tbe eiiy 1*1 weeb, tbegueel ol bto parent*. Mr. and Ma P. D. Kiogb. Hm Mtoa Wueon of Wnrreoioo M In the city Um gueel of Imc anal, Mrs. K A. CtM?t* 6Mr." Clifford B. (Jam* bM returned to Ab>? tiie after an Mttoded May la L*tta. M . fluu hM baa ntatlf Improved by bto vtoti btme. Hie trlaode are glad to aae bin beie Mill. Mr. Will Weatoooeof Colombla'a moat tlrnabl* yonoc hmo tit in um oily last week. vIiIUdi frl*ods. MiaLom CnwCoed r*turoed to bar borne In Um ooaatry 8*tai(Ujr tfter apeodlug aouia IIom bete wlUa bar alaier, Mrs. Will Forgo Mr. Willi* Latimer lef Haiarday forWaabI DC too. 1>. C. wbere ba goee to ?IUod ibe OommbUn Collage. HI* (Mend* wlab- blm *Mfi. U. 11. Moore want over to Eiberton Boodayfto ace bar alaier, Mra. Kelly Howie. Tbaiadleeof Ibe city Dave ur*aala*la j aftorooon Kaebre Ciob. Tbe Clob gtvee prou> lee to be a venr pieaaaol ooe. Mra. flaaala Oooeler Ollnter of Owombla, la la lb* idly tbecuaal of Mr* Jobo HarrlaMr. Will Mberard from Moffatavllie baa a Ronton wtUt tbe flraa or A B coaaibam r.8b*rard will rnv* bla family bare lu a tiiori wblSo. Tbe frlanda of Mr. Wallace Bailey will re gr*t to i?ara of b>e oootlaued il'.oaea. Il u bop*! Uwi be will aooo reeovar. "- ^ /ViMald1! new ar? m uwuai^ iii? w?x?; wwww nirfwouuff. ih In Um oily Mood*/. Mr. R. C. Wltaoo aud family h??t moved to Uiatr D??r boa* o?ar U>? Aoeram placo. vokax'h club. Tb* Woman'* Club will Un umUoc Buurday ?fl?niooa *l uw bora* of mim PlurMAltmplltOQ a Mi*. PiuoU Ktrpva ^nij bu been' tb? (Mil of b*r bfulber, Mr. will Fvrguoa for MWdaym. A ?*! or BMtloca win btfun Monday at Loog cac* flborcb. R*v. Mr. McKinooo will b? MMUd In tfe?M n>MUaf?. litcftlry (?ll*ft. Tba Literary C!nb will bare a mating Fn. day Ming u I be borne or Mr. W. A. Tanapl#ioo. Vnk a fur next U Fair week and no cna la tbeeouaty bhi forget tbe dates, 21. 85, 21 II to a Ooanty Pair an<2 to make it tu? iomkm It man k*. eve y AimtUI* County maj voaus, ?ad ebiid uqiI Jola together to beij> tbiaga uo. CmmIj Pair. Mr. Editor Oatt two week* yet remain wbaa tbe County Palr aod Carnival will begin. Abbeville wilt tben tbmw wide ber gate*, and wriooms into bar midst tbooaaoda wbo will ooaae to participate lo tbe pleaaorea of ? kb la vnIl Tbe city will be gay 17 deeoratea la flaaa aad banllog, ??blle bandi of muulc will entertain tbe inronga wblrb crowd lb*MWU. Pro I la from orchards, product* of garden and terms, and oree from ber ml nee will at tut the wonderful recounts of lha County. . Toa magnlfieeot display of rattle, horaea, hog*. eeC, will convince lha public tbat lb* Waal baa Dot a monopoly la tbat department la add 11 too to grand dUplaye of exblblta Id tbe several department*, epeeial attraction! will be provided each day lor tbe ealerlalnmenl of tbe pabllo. The Fair will be opened no Wednesday, S3, at 10 o'clock wltb tbe Huaineaa Meoa' Parade, lo which will be repreeeoted every profea*too. Thursday will be Veteraoa' Day. bat there will be additional attraction* in tbe nature oi a Brownie and Taeky Parade. Prlday la Children*' Day, and will eloae wltb a Grand r iwii It la Important tbat all who dealra to ex blblt articles notify Secretary J. Fraaer Lyno. that proper Uc? flan ba tarnished and entries mada lb dna time* aa ooexhlbila will ba racelvad lalar tban Tncaday, tlsi. The committee enoaletlnc of H. L Paylor, W. T. Bradley. B. K Beacham. and Oeoi*r Paoney, will five any Information to parties tMrlai to attaod. It la earnestly deal red tbat friends throughoat lbs floanty to participate In tbe dally Tafall those who will taka part In the Boalnasa Mans' Parade on Wednesday mnru lag or tba Floral Parade on Friday afternoon, and In tbalr namea to R. M. Link, manager un ino?e wau U|mv w ram tut sod Tukfjivado ?>o Thursday eeod to their niBw to Dr. C. C. Ur>mbr?ll. Program Id fall will be pabUabed next week. J. K. Blake, Jr.. PniMnt. Im Lacia W. f?rk?r EloetMl ?am Heveral weak a a?o It waa decided tbat the Uueaa ol tbe Carnival a bo a id be elected by popular vote, *od when the votea were couotwi lt waa touod that Mlaa Lnda Wardlaw Parker hid been eleotod by the baodeome TO'? of MO Miaa Paikerla a baodeome aod charming toodi vomaa, peculiarly fitted for the poeltlon wblcb bar frleoda know abe la an capable of SUIoir. She la public aplrlted aod full or barcy aod will do all lo her power to make tha carnival a auecaaa. bat aapaelally will bar effitrta be caotarad lo ibn Floral Parade. No better Mlratloo ooold bave bf?n raad? (or ttaU pcwIUoo, aa ?be will lend grace and dignity to tbeoeoaalon. Mlaa Parker baa aelected tbe following lovely yoong women m ber maid* of Honor: M lMM? lUe Lowe Hponcler. Jennie Periin. Knulce Calhoun and Marie Gary. Tbe following gentlemen will aet a* out rider*; A iMMMtal BatvrprlM. Tbe aew Parlor Restaurant, under tbe management orMaeeri. Kmery Penney and AlfLomax. baa only been open for about three weeka.and their bualneaa baa inereaaed wonderfully In thai time. Tbetr mania are excellently prepared and wrved In tbe very beet aty le. Yon can alwaya get freeb oyatera and game In aeaaon. Tbla new enterprlae 111 la a long felt want In AMw?llle and tbeae yoang men dererve tbe aueccM tbat tbej are acb let log. ?lre Mr >Mti a Chwiw. In oar article today taken from the New York Herald, breded -Baelneea Mw Id Tbeatrteela," we Dot lee tbat "A Wlee Wo MO" ! going to make a few elope before starting a roo In Bio Fraooleoo. Now wby can't wa have tbla company eiay ope night wtth ae? Tbey eorely moat hare a II re I olaae company to contemplate an extended ran In tba weetaru metropolle. Hucb a company woo'd be a relief from tbe No. 2. a. and tonetiare 4 amnpanlea Uiat we gaoerally gel. UlTe aa a abanee. ? ^ ..*i m: y I A. Are you in need of a beautiful line, an it in order to get Winter is comiu you and your pockei goods for the least 11 EAST END. What "I" Nf?? mbiI Hear* Hli K?dBdi la Caaalry and la Tana. Abbeville, 8. C.. October 8,1801. thrkk chkkks for pbe8idext. P reel dent Kooaevelt la bla laudable Inter veotion to aettle toe oaal atrlke that la do* affecting aerloualy the (Jailed Htatea bei atiraoted great attention even lo Urea Britain. He aboaid receive toe oommeoda iioo oi the people, eapeol&ily tbe Jaborlai eiaae In bla reply toi. Plerpont Morgan, lb? greet flnaaclal king of Well Street, when b< ?ald wllb tbe atgniflaant "Anger abake" one* ao vigorously edmiulaiered to General Ml lea "1 en neither e ball nor i bear In Morgan lock. lam praeldent of tba United Hint* and am aaorn to exec ale tbe lew. I woalC prooeed egelnai yon or any of yoar combine' looe ea quick ea I would agalnat a auiker but not becauee I am oppoaad to eitbei capital or labor, except ea either of them be vloieton of tbe law* of tbe country." Tbu <vaa a bold aod noble apeecb, and if apoken Id ( tod faltb, abould be greeted by tbe people al lance with luaty cheer*. tub abbeville cocxty pa ib. Tbe committee on arrange menu bav< already begun tbe work of patting up ataiii lor cattle, lancing In tbe grounda and making I l nMMurv nranaratlnna tor the ooiiTin l*OM of All Interacted. Klaga arc hung uroa Main urwt and everything polnu 10 a iuo oeeefnl Urn*. Everybody ta hustling for tb? Pair, farruem, merchants, median lea, and all elimi or men, lo aay nothing or what lb? Udiee are doing whose work and enetgy alone will guarantee anooena to ibla great enterprise. Reader, aee tbat yon do aome thing, do your part and all will be wall. SCHOOL ON HOUTK NO. 3. Mrs. Ada Keonedy la In charge of the Plat wuoda acbooi, wblrb wax opened a week or eg ago. Mrs. Kennedy la a drat elaaa teachei and will dlaebarge ber dntlea acceptably tc her patrona. and with love and fidelity to bei acbolara. Ml?a lea bei Evan* la In charge or Bethla School, which abe opened laat Monday mornlag. Mlaa E"MM la a recent graduate or Do? Weal Parnate College, and we have no donbl out that abe will make an excellent teacher, winning the love and affection of ber aoboi' are and the good will and esteem of bei patrona. Pror. Harmon, or Wofford College, opened Lebanon acbooi laat Monday morning with a good attendance. Prof. Harmon cornea tc ihi. nMuiiD or f?hannn hlthlT recommended tod wTll no doubt prove en looepublc teacher, both lo patrona end puplla. Sbaron'a blgb acbooi will opeo next Mooday, under charge of Prof. Currr of WofTord, a principal and Mlaa Lemtule Trlbble of Due Went, la mm la lent Prof, curry cum pa bl|blj recommended. ud Mlaa Trlbble la t gradual* of Dae Weal Penal* College, aa well a> Brali Ine. The troateea and patrona are to be congratulated upon aeouring tbe aervloea o aucb competent and able teacbera. MK. CHAKL1K HBCCK Waa cleared of tbe cbarf e of murder at tb< reornt term of Court, and while tbe olrcum ataneea aurroundlng tbe aflklr arc to b< deeply regretted. It la evident tbat aome on< la to blame. Tbe railroad autborltlea aay U their engtceera, conduetora and flagmen, yoi muat ?ud aball not drink Intoxlcatlni llquora while on dnty and In our employ ?l'" lha aatiia rtaiii filitln 1 UCU WM/ WW* Vu i?? w ?-v . .s.u -.?r line and ord?-r? tniooiit ihelr employee* It regard to carrying MinenM wen pone? li inibi to oa tbe order* would apply equally ai well to one etaaa aa ihe otoer, Mbd II enforc d would aave trouble aud law euiia, both U tbemaelvea and employees. PKRttONAL XKNTIOK. Mr. W. O. Hill, aon of oar townamao, J. L Hill, It now Eleutrlolun lo ibc oily of Haven uah at a aaiary of $100 dol are per month Mr. W. O. Hill lea graduate of Cltmaou Col lece and la doing well away from home. Mr. Pierce McNeill.aon of Mr. Tbomaa Mc N el 11, ol Hbaron neighborhood, la working It RIcbmoDd, Virginia at salary ofltuupe mourn. Thru* two young men are proving tbi ortb and merit ol Abbeville boj> wbo applj them?el vea to bunlueaa. IMIIIfOH OX Ktit'TE NO 8. Dr. J. W. Sberard bad bualneaa In tbe oltj Uut Monday. Mr. Allen McCaoty waa In tbo clly Mon day wiilof eottoo. Mr. J.R. Thornton la having bia cottagi p inn tared and flulabed up lu*ld?i. Mr. A. J Woodnurel la doing the work. Mr. K. W. Knox baa a pecan tree about 2 yeara old, tbat l? a algbl to bebold. It la load?-? down witb not*, many o( tbe large lliub hanging uoon tbe ground Meviri. John H. aud J. M. William*. Hr. were among tbe vlailor* In the city laal Mon day. u? "<! M? Main Kirlur aurH meili li lb* cliy ia?t Friday. Mrs. A.'J. McOaw and daogbtrr, MIm Nel lie, all?r * pleasant ?Mt lo relative* at Huu Ur?, telnrntd botue last .Sunday. . Mrs. W.J. Edward* was the guest of rela Uvea at Lebanon last Mobday. Mr. J. D. McUaw waa among tbe vUltora t< the cliy Sal" Day. Mr. J. H. Hprouaeaod family, four In nura bar, bave been sick for several weeks, but al are uow up and gn the turnd. Mlaa Ellen Link apent several daya of tbi past week wltb Mr. and Mr*. M. J. Link. NEW!* WITHIN TH* CITY UATK*. The editor's graphic aooount of snipe bunt log In last weeks isaue of the Presa and Iko Hi?h ImlMwt Thu mnrul la. ko#D li night of the game -don't bold tbe bsg or joi will surely be left,Ju?t as tbe Kdltor wu. MIm Nor* Jooee, after a delightful visit t ber frleud, Mr*. T. U. Buker, of Mount Car tori, returned borne last Moudsy. Mr. Bradley Ke*?e had a rnml dellghtfu trld to Mount Carmel last week. Mia* Victoria Amoe. a pretty and attraatlv young lady ol riparUnburg I* In the city a tbe guest of ber friend, MIm Corrle Uollingi worth. Mr. Willi* Latimer la off to Augnata attend Iok school K?v. J. O. Wilson will be abaunt from lb city until Krlday next. Mr. and Mrs. Hlcbard Hill and MIm Kmm Karri* left fur Baltimore laat Monday. Mr. Krank Jones went to Muuut Carrot laat Monday, returning tbe same day aoooa panted by a pretty young lady. H B. ( 4- 4- jj n< ^ a l/\ ?China ? nything in the Crockc (1 would like for you t first, choice. Prices i1 ? Shoe; ig and the children mi book. Remember th ioney. Call and see u MIm Mary Maneoo and Mr. and Mr*. Albert Power, were the goe*u ol Mr. and Mra. J. JL McMillan laat Monday. I CROPS AND KAtXH. Farmer* are rapidly semiring In their crop* *nd the Held* recently no white will ty * few weeka ago. The rneai ralna ba?e done but little barm, >. and a great deal of good. t ! EehtM Along Bast* le. 2. 5 MIm Florence Wert*, of Newberrjr, wai | elected teacher of tbe Long Cane School la>t * Friday. Mine Werla Is one of Newberry's ' fatreei and moat inleliiicent young ladle*. Hbe graduated at tbe Graded School In 1HM and at Llmeatone laat June. . Ml mi Jaole Kllgore tbe accompli abed teach1 er of Long Cane Hobool laat aeaalon, will teach tbia winter in Saluda county. ! TbeHmllbvilleMcbool will open next Mon. day October 18. Mr* J. Y. Jonee, one of Ab; bo* I lie County'a beet teacbera will bave barge. It will be moat gratifying to tbe teacher to enroll tbe namee of tbe majority 1 of tbe poplin at tbe opening of tbe aeaalon. Pa rente ebon Id endeavor to atari tbelr children the Drat day, for a cblld'e progreaa In bla atadlea dependa largely on bla beginning , with the claaa Mrs. L'ute Miller waa Id Abbeville last Friday shopping. Mr. Archie Gay, of Piedmont spent several daya of laal week with Mr. T. C. Gaston. Master Leland Mtevens. of Greenville apent Bitorday aod Mod day with relative* along this Route. Mlaa Emma Blaet la visiting bar alater Mm R. H. Btevenaoo. Mlaa Bella Slondy bad a quilting laat Wed. needay and Tbur?day. The young people Invited bad a moat delightful time. Meaara. J. E. and w. I* Monday went to Greenwood la?. Saturday on bualnesa. I Protracted xvrvtcea began al Upper Long Caoe Cbureb laal Hunday. There will be a ? aermon every morning and evening for aev' eraldaya. >| Oq aocount of tbe unlikely weather Hunday afternoon, there waa a small congreaaI tlon at Ebeneser. Those abaent mlaaed a aplaodld aermon. Rev. E. W. Maaon'a text waa the Golden Rule M?tL 7: 13. Therefore > all tblnga whatsoever ye wonld that men do > to you, do ye even no to them. ODDS AND ENDS. i 1 PlrkMl ap In aa4 Areaad Ike Cliy i MIm Berry I O'BryaoL, to lb?* delight of bar many ad ml re ra, returned Wedneaday from Atlanta whe-e she baa apent the rammer. Mlaa Ethel Williams Is quite alck with fei ver. We wish for her a speedy recovery. Mlas Otlle Mcllwalo ofHp?rtanburg la vlalt log her father, Mr. H. P. Mcllwaln. > Mr. Hawthorne and family, of Due Weat. i have moved to Abbeville, and occupy rooms F at Mr. J. A. Alewlm \ in Fort Pickens. Mr.T. H. MlllforU. the well-known ootton buyer, ean now be found with tne Arm of W. D, Barksdale. I HKKIOr.H INJl'RY. i Saturday night, at Greenwood. Mr. Ham i Bowie, flagman on the Seaboard, In the dlf ) charge of duly, bad bis right leg badly i crushed. It wu amputated Huntley morning > and tbe patient taken to bin bom*. He la tbe , son of Mr. nod Mm. L. K. Howie, of Kiberton, . On., who are well known In Abbeville. To i them and Mi the auflfcrer unlvera.il sympathy I Is extended. i Mm. U. II. Moore spent Sunday and Monday . In Kiberton with her sister. Mr*. I,. K Howie. > Wt> regret to learn that Mr. Emory I'mitmy Is Mick a?al!0 xnd unable to oeai hl? buslt'eos. H->ro?1\? M'?. S. K. Kllllng4W>>rtb, a aou, October 5:b, 1W. COUNTY FAIR, I AppolaM in Kollrll Hakr ?crlpll?M lo Dffrny Eip*H?M. . Abbeville, H. C , Oct. 6. 1902. . Atam?ftloit of lh? Kxecatlve Committee ot the Abbeville County Fair /\*?oclallon held thin d-?y, the following runolullon vru un?nln>oa?ly adopted: Itoaolved: Tbat Anthony lV*r?nn 1 M?xey O. Donald, Jamea M. K?u>or, C. V. Martin. A. H. CjIviti. A. T. Mrllvraln, Klch ard Sondley. Dr. Hunter, T. J Fne*. Opt. T. J.ttoblnaon, K. K. MorrU, T. H Frailer, B A. p ito.vd. I K. OlnkacHl**", A. K. Wxlwn, Urau vlll* H' all, I)r. J. B. M-wHey, J. F l^Hlnn-r, . K. W. Harper, J. N. Knox and 11. K. Price. ' r>e appoiuea to "olioti i?uuacnp'ioua in meir 1 reapet live neighborhood*. to a'<l In defraying the exp?"0"?'N Incident to the Fair to be tic IJ ou tbe 'il. 21, ami 21 Oct 11)r>. J. Frnaer Lyon, Hecl'y. i Tboin?ou*u Droa. Uc?l?. '* 'JO lb* Beet Hrowa .Sugar il.?U. Now lath* time to plant ymironlona. Pearl Yellow Dtwnera nud Silver hkln aelw at Thornton Uro*. 9 Lamp cb ttnneya, wlrka, burner*, etc. We keep a lull (supply on baud. '[ Oel our price* before you buy. Come and aee wbat wc Lave to see. We can aave you t money. We wlllaHl ? Iba. Oranulaled Sugar for 91 raah, to every peraon who apenda ll.flu caali With U4. Hama, bacon, Hroakfaat baron, Silver I.ea! Lard, etc, all at Inwmi prloea. 0 lied Hual 1'roof Oal* for aale al Thomaou u Hroa. ? Our baUal 11.00, fl.iiund |2 0) are corker* t'ome and aee tbeni. We will Mil 9? lb* UranuUted Sugar for 31 il to aoy peraon who apeodn tl.U) caab wlib u?. M?a'a Women'* and Children'a a hoe*. W? e ran aave you money on theae. Uel our prioe* * before buying. IKent! or briog un your praacrlplloiia. Dr e U-*orge i'ennet -in! I tnyaeir, will certainly do the rw>l to .jar KMtixiactlon. a C. A. Ml I ford, l'hone luT. Do not buy a cheap paint, wban you ran buy abMolutely pure paint for the wauie mon1 ey front The Speed ?>nig Co. AVE YOl ITTl^ J XI J2J1 ?t, why not ? We t of Goods as ca 5ry line? We have a o come at once to see s and ast have good warm ? at oar Goods are all i 8. NOTICE OF MSTBATIOH STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA ABBEVILLE COUNTY. . OPPICE OF SUPERVISORS OP REGIS TRATION, ABBEVILLE COUNTY. Abbeville, 8. C., M&rcb 6,1899. Notice is hereby given that in accordance with an Act of the General Assembly, and in conformity with the requirements of the State Constitution, the books for the registration of i all legally qualified voters, and for the , iMsuing of 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 successive days in each month until thirty days before the next general election. The Board of Registration is the - *? ? * ? _ ? judge or ine quanncauons 01 aii applicants for registration every male citizen of this Siate mud of ibe United State, twenty-one jears of age, who 10 not an idiot is not insane, is not a pauper supported at the pubiie ex* pense, and is not confined in any public prison, and wbo has not been convicted of burglary, arson, obtaining goods or money under false pretenses perjury, fcrgery, robbery, bribery, adultery wife beating, housebreaking, receiving stolen goods, breach of trust with fraudulent intent, fornication, sodomy, incest, assault with intent to ravish, miscegenation, larceny, or crimes against the election laws, and who shall nave been a resident in this State two years (except ministers in charge or organises cnurcnes ana teachers of pabllo sohools, and these after fix months residence In the State,) a resident in the County for six months, and in polling precincy four months, and who can read any Section in the Constitution of 1896, or can understand and explain any section of said Constitution when read to him by the registration offioer or officers shall be entitled to registration and become an elector upon application for such registration. If any person has been convicted of any of the crimes above-meutioned, a pardon of the Governor removes the disqualification. In case any minor who will beoome twenty-one years of age after the closing of the Books of Regiatration and before the election, ana is otherwise aualified to register, mskes applicaon uuder oath showing be is quail{tied to register, the Boards shall register such applicant before the closing o' the books. Any person whose qualifications ar I ftu elector will he competed after tin | doting <>f the Registration Books hu> i before tbe next electiou shall have tlx | right to apply for and Hectare a regisJ tratiou certificate at any time within ' sixty days immediately preceding ; the closing of the Registration Books upon an application under oath to Lht facta entitling him to such registration. The registration of votere must be by polling precincts. There must be a Book of Registration for each polling precinct, that is for eacu township. 01 parish, or city, or town of less than live thousand inhabitants, or ward ol cities of more than five thousand inhabitants. Each elector must vote in the (Milling precinct in which h? resides. If there is more than out : voting place in the polling precinct, ' ?t alio u#tliiwi I lie Ciruiui lliuy *UIC av nuj ??/unp place deMiguated on the registration certificate. The Boards must designate in the registration certificate the voting place in the polling pseciucl at i which the elector In to vote. If there b more thau one voting place in the i polling precinct*, the Boards shall ! designate on the certificate the voting i place selected by the elector. 8. S. BOLES, i \V. a. I,aNIER. G. H. MOORE. Board of Supervisors of Registration MAXWELLS MARKET I I I ? , 1 AM PREP ARK I) AT ALL TIMKH TO lurnlabea my cuatomera FRESH BEEF, PORK, SAUSA3E, And Frwh Loaf Bread ! KiNta fl?b on Friday and Saturday. H If beat i market prlwa paid for Beovea and Hoga and Oreen Halt Hide*. T. H. MAXWELL. Phone No. I. Tandy I rent) every week at Mlllord'a Drug MUire. t'Uoue 107. IT BEEN 1 1TH now have on han n be found anywl I People must eat. W we have received | beat anywhere. Dry G (hoes and Cloths. We lew and fresh, and we [ THE . llth ANNUAL SESSION OF THE ABBEVILLE Md Mini WILL BEGIN SEPTEMBER 15th. ===== i The School la tnm to anybody In Abb?Tllle County who may wtob to attend. 8. F. KILLINGSWOTKH, Chairman. F. B. OAKY, Secretary. September 10, 1901 2t ^DRESSMAKING. i f AM READY AMD PREPARED TO UU E all kind of dressmaking. Price? reasonable. Work gaanu>t#ed. Qlf? ma a mil at tbe residence of Mia. J as. A. Hill. Aug. 27.1902. tf Mia LENA MENDAL DENTAL NOTICE. < Dr. S. 0. Thomson, OrPICE CP-HTAlRa OH M OIL WAIN Onrnar. Abbrvllla. 8. O. Remember Haddon'e opening at Abbavlll* next week od Wednesday and Thursday, 2Ub and 2Stb Inst. The Kerr MORE < SAME C ^. HI s F ? 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For sehednles, maps, rates or information, write JNO. E. SATTERFIELD, Ml So. 1 H. ITj'or m?9 Auftnui, ua* iro?cuu? ? . j&| Fnrnitnre Company. GOODS FOR SAME MONEY. }OODS FOR LESS MONEY. the finest Furniture, the best constructed, ' A. . tne lowest prices, aim our easy payment eari of the procession. Everything in FTOlTI'nntE! THE KERR FURNITURE CO., e S. At Kerr's Old Stand, Abbeville, S. C. 1 bills $10 or over. v, i ]