Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' The Press and Bannei %M Pnbuahed every Wedneedaj at S3 ear In advanoe. Wednesday, Oct. 22,1902. Inla-rawl Jfaawatr. Another tidlculou* food fad haa bwn brum! ed by Ibe taual competent authorities. Tney bare dtnpelled tbe allly notion that one kind of food la Beaded for brain, anotber for mu* clea, and at 111 another tor bone?. A correct diet will not only nournUb a particular part of tbe bod]', bat It will aaetaln every oilier part. Yet. bocrever good yonr food may be. lla nuuinenta la deetroyed by Indlgeatlon or dyapepala. You muat prepare for tbelr appearand or prevaut tbelr ooratng by taking regular doeea of Orean'a Auguat Flower, tbe +--> a. Ik. Ka^ilKv MlllUna A STurii* luiuisiu* ui ?m u?aiwj UJ <nwwr-. few doeeaalda dtgeatlon. tlmulalea tbe liver lo bealtby action. purifies life blood, and make* you i'nI booyac t and vlgorou*. You can gel tbta reliable remedy at Tbe Hpeed Drag Hi, Get Urwn'i 8 peclal A Imanac. 1-5-01 Dm'I Imagine I bat all flour* are alike. Tb*re U adlflerenct; a big difference. Ho mucb de peade npou bating para, white and nnUitloaa floor tiial Ibe autjeot la wortny your careful InTtallgatlon and conalderatlon. Yoa will be belter aaUiflcd In eelectlng Clifton" floor, a fact tbai everyone wbo know* aayibing about floor will tell yoa. In parity, wbiuoew. and quality, "Clifton" floor excels all otber flour*. Don't Imagine tbat beoeo?e "Cllflon" flour ta a blgb grade floor tbat ibe price la blgh. lor Ibe prim ta low; In reecb of ail boaaekeeper*. Cbeao floor la dear at any price, wblie "Clifton" la ibe leaal ex penal ve, and tbe very beat yoa can boy. Bmnaforrf MiM". Owenaboro, Ky. BnMtal. To ay frleoda and coatomera throughout tbe ooiinty. i nave moveu irom me mom j rmatlj occupied, known sa uw Ru?a?Hi Bidding above lite Court Hoom, luooe rtoently occupied by 11. W. Lawaon. known a* tbe Tin and Dion man next door above MeDill and Lyon on Trinity WrwL Cbmr aroond and in me. 1 atlll carry the aame Una ol goads. Mandolin. guitar, violin aod banjo aoppiles. Baker's cbooolata No. 1 can ba bad In IO real cakes. Yon re, Mike Cassldy. >M A. M. Saaltla * Cm'a Bis Ad. A. M. Smttb 4k Co. are now offering to lb* people of Abbeville County a rari opporlunitv id the vtv o!biriAioa. Tbey baveon banda largesupply ol Drum era' Hampies wblch tbey ato selling at wholesale prices. Tbey can't be beat anywhere. Tbe goods are ail veil selected aod tbey will bedelirbted to bave yon call aod Inspect tbstrstowk. Don't miss sucb an opportunity. Vaich| ale. A deltciooa moraal in tbe mnsleal farce, "A Wise Woman." la tbe Introduction ol * q saintly saelodloaa Uoutbern "crooning'' mo g and lullaby, done by Mtaa Marie La moor. Tbe BUM o< this number la said to be eitremelv aitobi aad easy to remember, and m> pop alar doss it Immediately become mat II la vtlalM sod bun mad by all tbe mail boys, and by many of lb* big onea wherever Ibe play la prodnoed. Tb? WankMM. BaalMH to n*el> ai Um warebooee, aad It Mama ibai ibe people are beginning lo realise but good a lb log H la lo bate a safe place lo kU>ra goods of any kind. - wtNbouae at Abbeville bas been loos ceeded, aad llM rsadinsss w*lb wbtcb laa lar mere and loon people are making nas of li. shows ibai Ibajr are glad of ibe opportunity to avail themselves of lis advantages VssaisMNM Vertlat. Froas oor many arttoiae tbe past tow week* received boa various sources, it will be seen tbat tfcat Ibe comedy farce,-A Wise Woman'' lea strtoily Ural etaes attraction wim more originality and novel toatares than any com paay tbat bas yet visited us. it remain* to be ssea bow tbey will bs appreelated. Weleaaae AIL We veloome every one to tbe city for the Fair, and bag tbat sacb person make our store headquarters, wnere you will be welcomed aad made to feel "at boms.'' Come aad sea as. Vary Reapecirully, W.D. Barkadale. Caw ss4 Calf. II JOV WIUI m wrap ww miu /v?u| wail, aul oo Mr. 0. H. Howard, (Lree miles Mil ol Abbeville. He mi mm yooog bmf cattle to Mil. OoL. Cbarlee H. Spelgbta tbe bandeome aod basiling soliciting agvnt ol tbe H. A. L.. spent yesterday In Iba city. Col. Bpelgbta ! a great favorite bare. Nothing la so good to relieve Ibat tired failing Ilka a genuine old faadlotted laugb.aud tbarefined oomedtes, to be given bere on Mooday,October *7Lb by tbe Brenmin-ttahUoaapany, will be long remembered by tbomwbo atlesd. A lar?e Advance sale ban already assured a packed boose. Kob Sale?Horse, carriage aod barnes* boggy and harness, property of Mr. B. ? Bailry. A pp. y to B. Y. Ollllam. Mix-room boose to rent. Apply to Hpeed Drag 8 lore. Now it the time to plant Oati. We have the Eed Bast Proof 8eed Oata for sale. Thomson Bros. COTTON MABKET. B*parted by W. 0. Barksdale, Buyer of all Kinds of Country Produce and Dealer In Farmer*' Supplies. VmmKa* af kblbb vamsIbbH feinM IbiI Tum.. day 400. Price ranging from 7 3-1 to 8 1 8 ceo:*. Market rlwlm at H renta. (KX too eeed 19 1-2 per bu*bfl. Eat I mated luade at bay W Priee ranging mm Me. to 50c. per band red pound*. Receipt* tall lug oil. Cotton atrong. * ODDS AND ENDS. Picked l> Md Areaad Ik* Cllj Abbeville. 8. C.. October 21.19U2. OUB SICK. Tbe frl*nde of Mlae Ktbel William* will re grel to learn thai ahe la attll est* cutely II). LIUlc Jane* Clark l? quite sick with lever st ale home in Fort Plckena. Maater Arooc.'iioraete very III at bla bom? on upper Main ittreet. Tbe Intent daugLter of Mr. and Mra. i A. Karri* baa been dang-m>u?l)- 111, out la aom? better at tbla writing. Ml?a Antoinette Hammond returned Matur day from Atlanta, where ?he baa been tb? goes! of Miat Mettle Jennlnga. M?wn 'Jtnrn Cbnnon and Kyle LnII'j leave today (Wedneedajr) for Atlanta, where tbcjr will take in tba Fair. LIVELY TIM EM. Wbat with the clrcua, the Fair and wren operaa, our people are being pretty well anp plied wltb amttfemenla. Flak la ike Mtjr are Bligrr Ne? ikaa tfcer War* Wkea He Flaked la Lmmu Cam*. (Neva and Cocrler.) Mr. J. J. Wall?, of Greenwood, s. c., wrliei to tbe Editor of tlM Abbevilla Pram ud Buugirii follow*: -On yeeterdajr, Oct. 8. I aaw Id the direct lot of Abbeville a perfect dab tbat appeared to tn between eeven and eight feel lone up In th< element* about aa bleb aa I be aau la wben It li tbree boora blgb. ft waa lamer than mo; man 1 have ever aeen. I looked at It abou twenty-five mlnutea, end aa It faded away | turned to a oerfeet man lo abape. I aaw I about aundowu ; tbe aky waa aa clear aa : biff IMS It" Tblalaa verv remarkable atatement. Tb? Bab In Lone Cane Creek were not aa lone mi mat when we flabed there wne year* ago bat Abbeville la geitloa U? be a mm prngre* alve community, and It may be Ibat tbe Hal are growing pari paaau wltb tbe community Tbe thing that we cannot underetaud abou tbla vlalon la that tbe Bab "turned to a per fee man In abape" We hope that Elder Cald well, of tbe Charlotte Obeerver will tell ui whether be ever aaw anything like tba around Hteel Creek." We will sell any person 2( Aann^a AMnnlatai) Bnrar fni $1, who spends $1 cash witl us. Thomson Bros. II to* in rnnnloc aammer aehoul.sn nwd boaka go to Tbe Hpeetl Drue Co. Tbejr a wajra bau Uwa on band. Jk -v \ A ?%?).. f -? ? Groce] Our prices are too vinced. Remember tl ready for it. We now in Abbeville, and we c A lot of Oliver Chi are the best on the mi acilEllll. \K1VK VOTES. TbliK? Thnl Wf All Mhnald Know Ualhrrrd from Our ExthMKM. The great anthracite coal atrlke I* nettled at la*t. A eommlMlon ol ?lx p*raon?. with a aeventb. Mr. Carroll D. Wright* k recorder, will adjust dlttureDoe* between operator* and mlnera. President Mitchell, o( the Mlnerx' Union will lake the uec*aaary meaauree to call tbe strike off. The President will nrge Immediate reanniplinn of mining and oper atloua are expected to begin next wwk. At the navy department In Waabluicton the contract lor butidliiK the dry dork at the Charleaion navy yard wan awarded to the New York COnllneutal Jewell Filtration Company. The bid <>| this company lur the entire work wa*SI,2!l,tSl7. United 8 late* Henator John L. MoLaorln baa been epeudlng a Irw day a In Charleston the paat week presumably on pollllcal bualueas connected wllb tbe office o( collector ot tbe port, wblnn position waa reoently made vacaut by tue ueatu 01 uoi. n. m. waiiaoe. During tin stay there be was euiertatned at h diuuer glveu by United Slates District Atloruey Capers hi Ibe latter gentleman.* rwtidenue, lo which several of .-Msuator McLau riu's aud Cupi. C.tper'n uiutuui frieud? were luviled. Tbe Urand Hotel at Point CbnuUuqua, ooe i)t tbo urittnl ud flnMi bnlalt urouou Cb?otsuqua. N. Y., *m tiurutd to Uio grouud ons day last week. The ium u estimated at fJU).000. Ordinal Ulbbons, wbo went to New Orleans about two weeks ?|o U> see bis brother, M?Jor John T. Ulbbons. returned to lialtlOHMslMt w?*k. His Eminence was atueb Improved In beallb by bis briel vacation. Tbe Duchess of Marlboro bas gone to VI enuafor tbe purpuee of undergoing treat meat by Prut Isldor Mueller |.?r a severe catarrhal sffeeUon. Prol. Mueller bas successfully treaUd many prominent American palleuls and is now treating tbe soo of Secretary HooL Tbe mllllla force ol Mouth Carolina bas been without I brigadier general. It was announced from the adjutant general ooe day hut week that the stale has three full regiments of lufautry, suougn for a regular brigade aud It is understood that in a few days the Governor will issne an order establishing the brigade and appoint a brigadier gen* end to command IL It Is though I that Col. Wllle Jones, wbo commanded the Seoond South Carolina reglmeut In the Spanish war will receive the appointment. Sir Thomas Upton has accepted another challenge for the American cup. (\>al HAttlnra In Vol* N'nrlr ?hn liana Kaan ip<caliliu| In onrfiw* of ton omI lur future delivery me very mucb dlnturued over tbe probability of a apeedy raeumptlon la tbe ambracUe He.da, and a number of largo lou UMve been dumped upon ibe market. There ocuured a race riot lu Littleton, Ala., Huuday morulug. Three wi.iie null ami i|lii uegroeM were killed. Tbe negroee outnumbered tue white* i?u to oue and for awhile they were lu complete pueeeenioo of tile town. A Kepub loan convention wiui beld lu tbe .Seventh CuaxreMioiiul DlnUlct la?t week at Orangeburg. Dautxler, a Well-U?-do, but unedurati d negro farmer waa nominated for Cougree*. Mpeectioa were made during tbe Convention oy Capt. Capers, K. H. Deaa and olbt-r*. il l? understood tbat an active campaigu win be waged. It In not ?uppo*vd that :ie would be tbougbtof la conuectlou witb ? Congressional nomination If the dominant nfiueocts ol Ibe Krpubilctu perly bad tbe aligbe?t Idea tbat there wan tbe slightest hope oi bin election. He la lo.aty uneuueat* d .?nd l.icoinpetoui. A< cording to the report of the CiimmiMlno er of Kduciillon, we And tbat there Mlrnoet eighteen million pupils :?re lu attendance on cnlle?>-?or scbovls during tbe year ending June 90, IM)1. J?niN Younger, one ol the famous Younge! brothers, oompauion of Jesae June*, com mltte<t suicide (aet Saturday by shooting hlm?? lf. He recently paroled from tbe Hililwater penltentlajy where be aud hla brother were serving Hfe senteuoea for participation in the Northfleia Bank raid In 1?7U. Samuel A. Blghy, of Honea Path, waa perbapa mortally wouuded lu Greenville last Hunday morning. It seema tbat tbe shooting waa without provocation. Blgby la about years of age. THE CROfVD LAST SATURDAY. fhe rily Wm Fall mt People, and Ike Mlorea HmI m Baajr Dnjr.-X* ArrNU-Uowd Order Prevailed. Tbe blgxeal crowd that bu been la Abbe1 vine for many a day was here lux I Saturday. Tbe uumber ran away up Into tbe thousands, and a more sober or a better behaved crowd 1 would be hard to flod. Quod feeling always pervade" tbe crowd at Abbeville on a circus ' day. The tun, the grimaces and the Jokes of 1 tbe elowns, the algal oltbe strange aulmals and Ibe trained horses, the appearance of the men and women In tbelr gay apparel, logeth > er wltb the music, baa always bad tbe effect of banishing any III feeling that may have exUted. and uotblng but good humor ha* ever characterised any circus day In this loan. 1 Tbe people of Ibe town and the country seem to forget lor Ibe day tbe cares that may have opprsased tbem, and for a lime they are as happy as lords and as sober a* Judges. Hefore the day bad fairly ?el lu visitors came lu by every road, and before ibemsgnlfl* cent parade began there were arrea of people on our streels. When the show began under tbe great tent, II seemed as If nobody hud gone Irom the public square, hut on entering 1 ibe tent It we* found to be full of people. About ono-tblrU of ibe people went U> the show, while about two-third* remained on 1 tbe streets. 9 The atoree were full of customers. and st ' niklii ibe clerks were aiwply worn out" m?1 Hog komJi. The big atorea bud wbul they call "little trade" or (be a*le? of many amall arllolra. The little atorea had a "big trade," or very buay time. And. a* far a? we know, II were well pleaaed wltb tbe da> a' work. An Evealnc of Halltl Fan. On Monday nlglit at the Court Houae up neared 1])h excellent comedy, "A Runaway Match." It wum an evening of rare lun lor all who attended. The hou?it wua In an uproai ol laughter from beginning to end. The pmy abounda In wit and humor, und If yon wlah to have a good laugh, go to the Court Houae on W MlhfxUv iUi Ihn minut nunnani' will glvr tnnibiT performance. Prlcea i'i, .*"> aud "iO cent*. \ " - * Houw farnlchlPKa Ml Trmpleton'a. roiik f stove*, crockery, glo?N ware, table clothe* mw|[i( mai-biue?. I?ook beloreyou buy. I ClirMie, macaroni. Parched entire, inc. Kioe, 5c. Starch, aoap at TempleiouV. bout forget the liren nan-Hale C'ompuny will be bereoo Moo'iay ev(alDKlOetolx>r'.'i(li Tlila In nii excellent Company, pralaed by bolt pr?M and public. j ll la a model ol It* kind. Tente, clean, crl?| aud humoroui. Atlanta <la. Constitution f.-r : t i S*T3B This is Cai vantage to co offering this t 1 our store ana selling you. 7 pies, r ^ And ii low to quote on pape lat Winter is coming have on hand one of th san save you money. Iled Plows have just be irket. Cutest Harp A 50c. pair of Overalls for 38c ? Fleeced Lined D] Xi": Ladies' and At 15<*. and -oc. They cannot Ih .... I am now ottering m - - HEN'S PANTS AND Examine my lino of White SHOES! SHO All styles and sizes. Prices t | groceries!"! ries. Texas lied Rust Proof Oai H. M. Til NOTICE OF REGISTRATION STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ABBEVILLE COUNTY. OFFICE OF SUPERVISORS OF REGIS TRATION, ABBEVILLE COUNTY. Abixivllle, 8. C\, March ?. IS99. Notice Is hereby given that in accor dance with an Act of the Ueneral Amenably, and in conformity with the requirement!* of the Hiate ConntitutioD, the books for the registration of all legally qualified voters, and for the issuing of transfers, ect., will be open ; at the otflce of SupervinorM of Ilegiatra-, tiou in the Court House, between the; hour 9 o'clock a. in., and 3 o'clock p ! in., on the first Monday of each j month, and \ept open for three suc-| censive daya in each inouth until: thirty day? before the next general' election. The Board of Regiutration in the. -* 41.? .....li?,.ai:n>>U ?r ..II : JUU^C III bUU \|uniiuv?iivun */? wn j applicants for registration every male citizen of ihiM Suite and of the United Stale, twenty-one years of age, who is not an idiot is not insane, is not a; |iau|>er sup|?orted at tlie public ex-; i>eii*e, and is not confined iu any pub-; lie prison, nnd who has uot been convicted of burglary, arson, obtaining goods or money under false pretenses perjury, fc.rgery, robbery, bribery, adultery wife beatinir, housebreaking, j receiving stolen goods, breach of trustj with fraudulent iuieut, fornication, *odomy, incest, assault with inteut to ravi?b, miscegenation, larceny, or crimes against t'e election laws, and who shall nave 1 een a resident In this State two years (except ministers iu; charge of orgauized churches and teachers of public schools, and these j after ?ix mouths resideuce in the State,) a resident in the County for I six months, and in polling precincy four months, and who can read any Section in the Constitution of 1895, or cau understand and explain any see* tion of said Constitution when read to him by the registration officer or officers shall be entitled to registration and become an elector upon application for i such registration. If any person has J been convicted of any of the crimes above-mentioned, a pardon of the Governor remove* the disqualification. In case any minor who will become | twenty-one years of aw after the clotting of the Hooks of Registration and ; before the election, and is otherwise qualified to register, makes application under oatli showing he is qualified to register, the Hoards shall register such applicant before the closing of the books. Any person whose qualifications as I au elector will be completed after the j closing of the Registration Hooks but | 1 before the next election shall have the I right to apply for and secure a regisi tratiou certificate at any time within {sixty days immediately preceding ] the closing of the Registration Hooks,! ! upou an application under oath to the j i farts entitling him Ut such reuistra-1? tion. The registration of voters murtt l?e ' ; by |M)lliiiK precincts. There must l>e a , ; Hook of Hegistration Tor each trolling j [ precinct, that in for eacn township. or parish, or city, or town of less than ! five thousand inhabitants, or Hard ofi ' cities of more than five thousandj j inhabitants. Each elector must vote! j iu the (toiling precinct in which he reside*. If there is more than one j \ voting place in the polling preciuct, : the elector may vote ut any voting! ! place designated on the registration\ j certificate. The Boards must designate I in the registration certificate the vol-* ?li? ..i s.. iu.. ....iii.... I ! I II11( |IIAIX 111 uic |n>uiii(( 1'irviuvv ai I which the elector in to vote. If there, I is more than oue voting place in the i polling precinct*, the iioanh nhull ; designate on the certificate the voting! ! place nelected by the elector. .1 8. 8. BULKS, W. A. LANIER. (}. H. MOORE. Board of 8' ;# ?, iaorxof Be# intra! ion j 'j Table nod pock el eui'lery. lllnKM.urewii, I . moiHMu'H p??w !**r, aliol, cup*, loaded ' | MlielU al Temptetou'o - -- n - - fr^rr*rv'F!'*n-7ry j. " ' IV'*'"* W ^ I rnival Week ? mbine busines ^eek a great < - ~ n price our ur< We carry full >ry Go i fact anythii ir. Call and be conand you snould get , e best selected stocks I en received. They ins Heard Of! ? , i. A 50c. pair Men's Heavy rawers for 30c. finntn' TIUnUDIVDID UOillD U11UJDAHDAA 5 surpassed in quality and price. i pedal bargains in BOYS' CLOTHING! loods, Towels and Hosiery. ESt SHOES! o Nuit each and every one. stock and to arrive a complete " e ol' Fancy and Heavy Groce- ' t.H now on sale at low price. TE A GO. at -m c vs ^ i ?22} ? a ^ Oj^ SMS ? ?J ii ifi. m \ Have just received" ia Car I nnrf nf t BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, I WAGONS, i And Other Articles, " WHICH THEY ARK OKKERINO ON THE BEST OK TERMS AND AT THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES Call on Them ? AND HKE THEIR STOCK Frcsli Meats, Butter, tireeu <?r?>eerle*. CaniKMl (iood.s. Staple (iroccrleM, Chicken* and hiifpt, < Fr???li Fish Krlilaya and Saturday*. \ (?I v?< hip a call at the Younger aland. W. C. DuPRE, PHONK 102. io, iwrj. it DENTAL NOTICE. 8. F. Killingsworth, Nu. 4 Heal Block Abbevllla, H. a 1 EQ3MC1 ind it will be to yo 3S with pleasure. T opportunity to all t oods, and we feel i line of oris. Chin lg you may desire. We are fast building up a Goods, and people are learning V) least money. 1 A. B. C AJNU'J mvriTm A k Iff mn BY ft, M, sr ' Goods well bought are hal be more than true with Drummers' Samples we ' - ?*- ?- ? - ? ?* ii m a ?t Ar 1 xasi six muutus, auu u simple: In the first j carefully selected?no oi a poor line of samples?i them at wholesale price: cash discount. Havinj ties of these Samples fr< in Baltimore, we take all to call and inspect tl Ladies' Wais A superb line of I Skirts ill Satine, r w Tht $ 75 Waists going at - $ 50 ? 1.00 " 44 - 75 " L50 M V 44 - 1.00 44 2.00 " " 44 - - 1.25 4< 3.00 44 . " 44 - 2.00 " 4.00 " " - 3.00 " 5.00 * " 11 - 4.00 Ladies' Gloves. ion. Also Children'* Gloves at surprising!; Bosiery and Handke Oc kind going at 6 to 7 cts. The 15c kim The 25c kind going at 17 to 19 cts. We also h Ladies' Belts. The prettiest lot of Ladies' Belts yon ever saw. No two alike, and the very latest styles going at from 11c to $1.00, exactly wholesale prices. Suspenders. Neckwear. ?! BUS?1 In addition to all these Drummers' Sanij ">hoes. Hats. Fancy China, Clothing, I runt vhicli are guaranteed against any rnmpetitio A.M.SM1 E5 ^"-^1 ur adVe are o visit iS-C" sure of I II La, Shoes, reputation on the quality of our 'here to get the best goods for the H EATH AM. rHER I ru Sill! fflTH&nO. i f w VWI g f sold." This has proven to ? the immense quantities of % have bought and sold for the | lie reasons for this are very J jlace every article has been J le ever saw a drummer with : M and in the next place we sell i % a onil nm' nrnfit. in a. gmcial 9^ UhUU ^ g just received great quanti- | >m one of the leading houses =1 pleasure in inviting one and -J lese goods. J 3tS and Skirts. I ^adies' Waists and Flaunel and 811k. 3 I TIia S 75 Skirta ffoinff at $ 50 | " 100 " " " - 75 ? 150 " 44 44 1.00 " 2.00 " . 1.25 ' :*? " '3 00 *' M " - 2.00 ? 400 " 44 44 3.00 ? 5.00 " 44 44 - ^?? " 10.00 " 44 44 " 0*^0 I date line of Ladies' Gloves in kid, silk and nere. Gentlemen's Gloves of every descripY low prices. 'Tpllipfs We are prepared to snpply thewanUof alL The *; i going at 11c. The 20c kind going at 13c. Lave them up to $1.50. Underwear. | ? - - Great quantities of Underwear, me $1 kind going at 67 to 75 cts. The 75c kind going at 50c. The 50c kind going at 38c. The 25c kind going at 19c. spenders from 5c to 38c. Also plain and i colored Shirts 19c to $1.25. >f every description for men, women and the County, going at from 5c to 48c. [IS I HE IH 5 ??__________ -a )lcs we have a splendid stock of Dry Goods, :s, Groceries, <Sx\, the quality and prices of n on earth. mTT o_ /NA 1 . 1XI 6? UU. -i f 3 s * .si I - ..J a