The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, January 14, 1903, Image 1
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BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14 1903.
1 Another raioy day k&pt
eoqode, m we have not hear* a ?rwon
since November.
Mr. Louis Blooot dlust s% fclK J. VL
Moll wain'sI**t Friday. KbrtMrU
that we am to ioee <??r atfrtur, a-j*
everbody seems to be vt<B?8Willi aseb
other Id hospitality lowiMMm.
Mbs Bowie Metts, of Phoeoix, fe
visiting Mm 8. O. Boit%
Mine Aouie Bowie, ft Due Wjt,
gucwt of relatives. 1
mm Macfie Cannon igwtttlng Mfn
"> Linie Cannon In AbbedMfc%. B J ,
MIm Willie Butter wlirretttrt^a H*,
home in ISdntteid to-morrow,. ole
bm been lbeK??et of Mis- AlWt
* Miller for the past month. v j
Mtes Belle Mund^y isspendlncwad
Hum with ber nister, Mrs. J. E. Yonnf,
\ of Hodma. I
Mr. Charles Fleming will leavow*
day ibis week for Uoiumbua,
/ wbewbe?oe?toUke?boianw?qj?m
fah? hoAM i|
u?ii
toct&flBam6 tSu ??rge nuu*?r *
beginners ?toue timeisaoaiethiug e?
nam tor of young people tpai*4
la* Wednesday at Mr. J. E. MujSW
and Tbunday at Mr. J. B. dtfern*-,
eon's. Thle Uvelf crowd mediae
feel as if Christmas was still here.
Mr. and Mm J. EL Stevenson gave
a delightful sociable last Wedujpirf
evening. p. ,?
Mr. aad Mrs. J. E. Mundv gav^f
a, daaee Thursday evening in honor a
our fifcir visitor?, Misses Metts and
? Bowie.
Mr. Toea Miller entertained bl?
Mends at a eooiable Thursday even*
lag. The time wee spent piesaani%
V' Mr^Jo*n*Robert Nichols and
Ratmrt MeCord. of our noighborhoofl
returned to Atlanta Thursday wbeii
thay resumed their studiee in the deiic
tai college.
Mr. Wiillam MoOord, of Coawaji
Horry oouniy, to at borne now takiiuj
t^SfjSSa Thartday while the family bl>
Mr. Jufe* Steven sou's were at a ueiglt*
.'.a boHt s negro broke in hte house andl
' stole 75oenU. Nothing etoe has bee^
I "Waamwrfy tosay that M ten Ma*
caret Adacseon, of Troy, who to vUie?
log Mr. J. A. Ktltor, to very siek.
The followingaccount of the reunioft
' ?*held at Mr. W. P. MoCord'- homt*
Btioemt-er 27th, 1902, was writteu by m
P member of the family present
Despite the bmt approaching blisij
sard wh?*h rsaebed thto seotiou Friday,
Deo. 28, the brothers and Misters
began to gather at the home of Mr. W<j
F.MoConi for the parpoee of havingi
a munion of the fowl It of J. Raiate) j
I Black. The dale fixed for the loug
expected mat ??a the twenty-aevefith,
sod ttpon thin date mil he'd
L, weemhleii except Tout P. Black, who.
i wee in Ohio et tha time. Mis* P^lgar
j aud Vernon Black and Mrs. Lily W.II
eon, of Darlington, S. C., children or
[ two deoaeeed member* of the family,
[ were aleo abeent. The following fsm)
Hies were present: Mr. and Mm. J. T.!
[ Wilson, or Lowudeevllle; Mr. and!
Mrs B. L Winn, of Long Cane; Mr.
and Mrs. VV. F. MeCord, of Abbeville;
Mr. and Mr* B. M. Stevenson, of
Lies Cane; Mr. and Mm. J. T. Black,
of Willing ton; Mr. J. ?. Lome* urn
family, of Long Gene; Mia ? me
, Black, of Abbeville; Measrs. Om* D.
i Black, of Columbia, aud J. Man, lag
r Black, of Virginia, and Mr. J C.
1 Blark, eon of Mr. William Black. The
total uamber preeent were thirty- wo.
It had been a number of yean i [notthis
devoted fkmlly had dined together.
aid It wae with moat sincere ttuukfulneee
that they eat down to a
veritable feeet of everything templing
and delicious. Had those who were
absent been preeent their cup of bapptneas
would have been full. . T
After tbe table had been cleared
nod old Saute Claue nald the ohlklren
a aeoond vbii, giving them another
apply of caudle*, fruit, etc. This
mum waa lovely and vary acceptable
In the eyea of tbe email ouae. It
the bearia of tbe okler onee rejoice to
am tbem enjoy it ao hugely.
r Tbe day paaaad ail too quickly for ere
t tbey knew, the king of day bad suuk
beneatb the weeteru borlsoo. Ac tbey
dbpetaed to their reapective borne*
there, was in aaeh beart tbe prayer:
"God be with yon 'til we meet agaiu."
Dear loved ooea In attendance, a* we
k gathered together upon tbia eartb
wBk may we In Dke manner, witb tboee
absent ones, be gathered around lilt
U| throne of God iu that celeaiial cit>
. above **noi made with banda, eternally
In the heavena."
Kaf The U. B. Civil Service Commiaelot
M raporta that for the year ending June
j^g W, 1909, there were 14,963 peraona ap
V pointea rood iui nrioun. mti? -?
W 4,692 more than there wu ever befon
W appointed Id a eiogle year. Aoyooi
p wishing J u formation about tbeee poai
lious can keeure It free by writing foi
tbe Civil Service announcement of ib<
Columbian Correspondence College
Washington, D. C. The Commbaioi
will bold examinations to secure youtnf
men and women for theee places Uu
ring March and April, at Cbariestoi
and Columbia.
Many people do not know that tbe?
appointments are made without politl
oal influence auU that a Urge share o
them ace filled by those having only i
common school education, but such i
now the oeee.
Rod lk? Kerr Karaite re Co. MnrUHmtg
Tbe* are almost flvlnc awmjr a rocker. Jui
to ulak, r?|oUr $LtO rocker for tl.4?
PMorw wliboot ud, raoflog Id prlc
from Oo to $i?.t? a pair. ?Toe Kerr Kur. Co.
W? baft jiMioptiMd np a ne? lot of ma
ting, roga. ebadea, ate. ?Tbe Kerr far. Co.
Have jroa old furaltare tbat 70a went I
exebaexe or parktd /or shipping or baullo
doner Be* tbe K?rr Furniture Co.
Ptetare fraaiee made to order, ebadee bani
ud mattloc laid by 1 be Kerr Far. Ca
Anjrlblng aod nrttoln^li^orjUar^ ^
Tb?P|MMd Drac Co. will boy yoor ?moe
bond Mbool book a. ooob v in ond la il
mkslr aebaoto sod Ibe ira&rd Mbool ol M
SS1& TtaTBMt b* In (ood condition.
IWboo look lot for wedding PNMola, go I
' MlUOrd's Draft otore.
1
i *-U~
I I nil
R^ME^ER?TI
me way of General W
ftp the Least Money."
Southern Farm Magazine of
ore, which baa been doing such
(1 work for the agricultural in*
>f t> e South and bout , went and
Dg settler* from the North and
? this iseotion, duplicating in itn
or the agricultural interest*
be Manufacturer*' Record has
iy yean been doing for the lnI
Interests of the South, an?
that it ha* added to its active
A. J. B. KiHebrew of Tennesee,
known as one of the foremost
lurai and industrial writers of
Itb. The aim of the publisher**
[outhern Farm Magazine is to
I distinctively a Southern famnal,
Invaluable to all who want
kmgla touch with the best thought
* the day on all the great questions
miPMiHn especially to me auvanceUtttsif
the agricultural interest* of
tiltiiMgiou, to the southward trend of
<wH8on from the North aod West,
Vi4t|l fading queatioDH, such an good
f*Ml% duca'lou, etc., that are a part
t&tifre of the South. Id addition
tfijMge circulation In this section,
lb flsntb?ru Farm Magaxine reaches
Thiwr^n of Northern and Western
frmm, unci much of the teudeucy of
Mlilssn from thnte sections to the
Bald Is due to its work. The subsetetto*
price is $1 a year, but iu or0rfb
flfeatly inoreate its circulation
|ftfcgpfBkheroaunouoe that uotil Jan.
SUMfioe will be reduced to twenty*
10WHDESVILLE.
ClafelSAl Kilter W?44Ibx ? HmUI
uSSKil of Ike Mw Uc?l MMl
* ^Lowaanvtll*,?. C., Jan. 12.1MB.
S^UflilUitortiiw of Abbevui?,b?* spent
ttwswk or two witb lb* bmlly of Mr.
11 Ible place
rtrs
masi^tssfvfssrj's:
HapaRi vbUori, mimm Laojr ?oa NelV
Wtoa. A h? otb?r friends of ibe Mr
tttSMawtm present, to all of whom waa gl v<#
tip tMale and most enjoyable supper.
OMaogj faople spent a vary pleasurable
Rrong. Who baa been at la's
flourishing acboola,
holidays with ber father
and family.
and bis daughter Mlw
ame up last Hntarday a
day or two wllb Mr.
oily.
nl to Calhoun Kalis I ant
; ago to apend a few daya
'yjals Bell.
ad Mlaa Lou Hutcblsou
age In Auderaon oounly
ent few daya In Anderwbo
baa a pent tbe pvt
eat, returned to bla old
iagu.
a, the aaalatant teacher
; in Oir ueoot, spent bis Christmas vacation
> will bla NVirreutoo kinsfolk.
M. c. M.Uortoo or Havanunb, waa for se*>
eraljay* Wtb tbe family of bis brother In*
to w.Mr. RJ?'. Col her.
Ml D. 8. Woti and family, wbo have been
clu?ua of our town for a number of years,
> mend to Iiaon Monday.
W.K. * Harbour went to Williamson
, Moutay te tteud a merit ug of tbe trustees of
that node! hstltutlon of learning.
Mr J. M. anold, H. K. D. inspector, wa?
be re or a da> or two Imi wmIl look lug after
till a kaucb tf tne postal aervlos.
i Mb* LeootCUnkaeales of Tbe Fork, apent
. seveiU days ast week wltb Mrs. K. W. Col1
Iter."
Mia Ada tunnel, wbo baa boen teaching
near labevlle, N. C.. came borne a low days
? ygo UTciuaH for awhile.
v^inift v ii urMMk uffn Mmmuiii. J. T. H in lib
? andi^K. Uaraud, Mm. a. h. Mom and Misa
. LouW Murpty, ol Anderson, atat- du?u end
. were e |Mi for tbe day of lb la writer.
II r. ud Slit. O. W. Spwr of Moaierey, were
b in tbl pi*r? 'be day be lore ) eaterOuy.
On I iturdsy laat. Mr. end Mm. B. C. Kay
J oa.ebi eu it|**ir silver weddlui:. Tbey bad
1 tbeir ume appropriately decorated. Tbe
[ older < iea who ?em houceed wilb au tuvlla.
Uon li >bta rctnluder to nboiu of a vary ituportai
evebl In tbelr Uvea of twenty-five
1 yean 0. wefe entertained from 1 till 4 p. in.
Tbelr >unger frlouda were weioomed from 9
u to 12 am. All who were present on both occaalot
partook of abun.danl and In up to*
data ' rlety reireabinenm. Tbe oouple whose
{ aedd relattoua have exlated for ao mauy
. years laving bed ao mncb sunshine and perbape
ime ?badow, received a number of
band me preaeuta In token of tbe bigb esteem
which tbey are beld.
Dor t tbe pa*>t week or two there baa been
novli about upon tbe part oi some of our
elttsei , Mr. K. O. Plquelie moved from the
Fran I Place to bis own new borne on Depot
>i street Mr. B. A. Bell moved from tbe Alien
& Place > (lie Frauka Place, which be bad
lately >ui(hi,and Mr. J. Henry Bell moved
_ from t > Kampey Place, a mile out, to tbe
Allen ace In town, which be had bought In
the ra ?* peat, and Mr. K. T. Iktgga moved
t> tniou Preabyterlau personage.
Tbe ercisee of our acbooi were again beo
*on U iy a week ago with a creditable opeuig
inf. Troupe.
I. i
? Dji J. DICKSON,
x>
SURGEON DENTIST.
>d
M GOLD ILLING8; CROWN AND BR1DGK
>- | WORK A Hl'KCl ALTY.
A < OO PUATE f?.0?
AI UiAM KILLING* 75c and. I.?0
to | OFF E OVJCR BABKHDaUPH HTORK
A'
f j I purcl
word to i ???
1 not e1
I vesti^
' i W 4-1% i-kl ?M
WISe IS I there
? 1 their
r I 1 *llels
ficient 1j ?3
lat we are headquarters for anything in
rannlion/liaa I lni> \fnftn T>Pfit. OnAflfi
LVJJL VlinilUlDVt V/Ul ITJkVWW I ? ?vr ?^
>
|**^*A**MDTORD|
& Extends his best wishes to all of his cnsto- /f\
/|\ mers for a Pleasant Christmas &ni a Happy A
New Year, and when in need of Drags and J
jp Toilet Articles oall on him. J
I C. A. MILFORD, 1
1? im i\ i.i ?|J
E M. TATE & CO
are offering some rare bargains in
Men's Undershirts and Drawers.
Hea7j Fleeced Lined Undershirt 45c each, 90o a suit.
Ladies Undervests 25c, 35,45o and 90c a pair.
Men's Heavy Fleeced Cotton Flannel Drawers 30o.
Shoes of every description, from smallest to largest, at prices t
suit the customer.
is?*.?a .11 ?:? oo_ ar*. nru
l an us ab ail pfiucB) oouj rtuu< wi>, i?/U| wu auu wn
Hats for 50c, 90c, $1 and $1.25.
A heavy 3 yards to the pound, yard wide Sheeting for 5c a yard.
A good yard wide at 4o? Heavy Cheviot Shirting 7 l-2c yard.
We have also a lull line of Jeans at all prices, from 12 l-2o up.
GROCERIES.
Our price will surprise you. 25 lbs. Bice for $1. II
lbs. Good Green Coffee for $1. flour at any price
from 45c a Sack up to 65c. Seed oats at very low price
Tours for business.
H. M. TATE & CO.
II I JIM (#*
W. H. OOTHKAN, DEAl?EERQ IN A q FAULKNKK,
Proprleuir. ^ M?p?gri
fll? me uiilil
AND ALL BUILDING MATERIAL.
The Speed Drag Co
Headquarters for Paints and Oils.
NEW HATS-New and Ud
1
to-Date Shapes.
MRS. MARY TAGGART
? - - ? ? ? rt . ri i. Ol
Has a fine assortment of flew Mats and new up-io-uaie oimpeu 1
Hats, which she proposes to sell between now and Christmas 1
or below cost. She expects to give np her store room and wi
sell all sorts of goods at customers prices. She means busines
and if you want a bargain in headgenr now is your time. T1
goods must and will go.
ery point is in
lases at our s
r one to see it:
very one who v
*ate, and kuo\*
money judicio
are hundreds
UJLVXLVJ A? N/WVV
irge amount of
?ur favor is tha
;he quality of o
fcisfy you.
A. I
THF.
Abbeville Warehouse, i
11
ti
The Abbeville Warehouse is pre- J
pared to store "
COTTON I
ii
. and other produce, or goods of any j!
kind. New Wagon Scales have ~l
just been pnt np, and the public
will be readily served in weighing
cotton, hay, cattle, or anything ?
else,
JOAN LYON, Manager. >
tl
el
? Make It A Point
i.
to come in and see tbe Iron King:
nnnt ??nvp at <<l(we nose. You should
examine its every part and feature.
We want to show you the Iron King
bridge flue, which makes possible the
even heatiug of the oven plates.
We waut to show you u lot of good
points about the Iron King that you
won't And in any other stove.
We honestly believe the Iron King *
r is a little bit better stove.than any we
? have ever shown before. You know
what that means.
C'oine in and see it.
' Abbeville Hardware Co.'
^SppiPRE'S:
Fresli Meats, j
Butter, j
Green Groceries,
Canned Goods,
Staple Groceries,
Chickens and Eggs,
Fresli Fish
Friday* and Saturday*.
Olve mi? a call at th* Yocn?er aland.
W. C. DuPRE,
I'lJON K 102.
Sept. 10.190.'. If
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Abbevil to Lodgn No. 45, I. 0. 0. P. I
TifEETH EVEHY THURHDAY KVKNINO 1
|1 -i'A at y:|i?o'clock In Odd KmIIowk Hull. All;
hr?.|hren. ml.I wUIUmm ?ucclaily, are inoht COf
tltKlly Invited to attend."
"I J. H. Cm-bran, C. C. Gamhndl,
Hwreinrv, Kobi* Gratri. 16
,,
('hHtiHti'H)ifit plow* the 'cron?ri>nkei>.' Now
Is the lime to um> Diem. 7
favor of you
itore. We d
in this light,
rill -falrX* file f.
f JLJLJL UOiLV w*j.v w
t +V?q+ thftv J
iisly. But "w
of people wh(
ir spent h^re,
business we d<
t you do n6t ]
ur Goods. \\R
\
\
\
3. CHEAWuled.
1
We would like to ask, through the columns *
t 3oar pup~r, If there I* any prrinD who ha*
?m! Otwa'i August Kiowir for the en re of fl
udlfeetlon. Dfxprpiia. and Liver Trouble* a
Jul b?* not been 09red??nd we alao meao
lielr reanlta. each a* sour stomach, ferment* 0
loo of food, habitual coailveueaa, nervoaa
yepepsla, beadaobea. despondent feeling*,
lecpleaeoeae? In fart, any trouble connected |
rl(b tbe aloroacb or |lverf Tbla medicine
aa been eold for many year* in all civilised a
ountrlea, aod we wiab to correspond with
WH HUU RTHU /UU UUV VI u?i ??#?* ncv wi ml
If you never irt?-d Augaat Flower, try 11 ri
I cent bottle Orel. We have never known of , i
? tellloc. If an. anmetblng more aerloua la
le mailer with yoa. The S> rent ?lxe n?? *
>?t been Introduced tbla yenr. Regular alse it
ic&aia. At all druggist HpeedDrogOo. &
e tl
Moalbern Railway Hebedule.
Train* for llodxea leave Abbeville. S. C., No. n
!(dally)h86a. m.; No. S (dail>) 10..V3 a. to.; u
'a 4 (dally) 1.4i p. in.; No. M (datlj )7.10 p. m. oi
Train* from Hodsea arrive Ahtwvlila. No. 5. 11
lnll>)8/via. hi.; No. 1 (dally) 1201 p.m.; No. V
(dally) '2 55 p. m.; No. >1 (dai ly) 9.05 p. m. 6
Cloae connection ai Hodge* with through
alna for Greenville, Colombia, Chariton. s.
c., connecting at Greenville tor A. ?fc C. Dl- 1
lalon polota and tbe Ka?t, alto Asbevill*. At- *
ola, etc. Tbrouicb aleepem Hodges to Cbar- ci
a too, oo train oonowetlng with M. ^
A UihmI Ttarl P
!? alwava In demand, whether It romf? P
oood forty-ettbi pounds of the beat puteut 11
ur.orl* bought at fl*e c*nla a yard. A v
Md many pmple wonld raiberget atl) Ineh
i we I not of the Mick their flour wium pack- f
1 In thin buy tne towel at tbe dry good* p
ore. and that l? why ?very forty-eight ?(
>ood of *Cilt>on" la pHctced In regalar towel- _
ng. Avk L. T. 6 T. M.Miller tor it. ri
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A COMPLETE ?
STOCK !|
H
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ti
We take thii opportunity of Inform* {]
lngour many customer* and the publie
thai we are carrying a moat com- f
pletelineof u
a
STAPLE AND FANCY b
GROCERIES !
In fact tbe moat complete wo bare h
ever bad.
UP-TO-DATE. I
Thin la tbe kind o( ?*tHbll*hment we t<
keep. Below we mention tome Ipte (.
arrival. Look tbem over.
lew Pineapple Cheese, a
Kxtra Fancy Cream Cbe*se. C
Barrel Extra Fine Mackerel. ^
New Crop New Orleans Hyrnp, r
Georgia Cane Hyrup. t
Barrel Fine Cranberries, ?
New Crop Evaporated Apprtcots, t
>?rhe? hnil Apple*,
Home Very Choice Prune*,
Currant*, KmMii* and Cltmn
For your Thanksgiving and Xnia* Cake.
C'akCM and CruckcN.
Our lloe of Cake* and C<acker* la com- j
plele. We chii give t tic in to you In
pucka^e*. and loam*. I
lialMlon Health Food.
Ve have a full line of these celebrated good*. j
lliff Scllcn:
The (t. it O. Tfa 7.V. I?alla Konk
l^KKetl So. :15 at Sfv\ und ll?eCeie-i
bratwl Wuli??Si*rC?>frre. price* ranj;?*
from 15c to l"c per pound.
L'ouie in and S?*?* l ?.
L. T. & T. M. MILLER,1
lJinlera In Fancy Groceries. .
I
DENTAL NOTICE.
8. F. Killings worth,
No. 4 MMU Block Abbeville, H. (J.
DENTAL NOTICE. (
Dr. S. 0. Thomson,
>> KICK UP-*TA!KM ON Mo'l-W A>S
Curarr, A?>to?*ill?>. M O.
DRESSMAKING.
1AM KKAI?Y ANI? I'KKFARKD TO DO
ni1 kiiitl ? ( ilniwinHkliu. Price* n-im ?n-;
?Ule. Work KiiurNnirtMl. (ilvt- iue a cull at
till* r? wl?leiir?* of Mih. .! ?. A. Hill.
Auk. X. III M I?m. I, UN A M EN DAI. j
CHALMERS & McDAVID,
Agents for Firs, Life, Accident. Bond and!
Liability Insurance. ,j
ABBEVIIiiC, - . . N. I
July 10, IWtt. u
o not
because it is^B
rouble to ill- |
ire spending
e know that
* 'Uol inTTD +>.q+ a
J U^JJLV/ V V VMMU
as proven in
o. One point
la.vfi to miftS
Te guarantee
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FTTAM
A. JH
fQTICE 0? BIGISTSATIOy |
iTATE OF 80UTH CAROLINA,
v ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
KFIC'E OP 8UPKKVLSOR8 OP P.BGIS
TMATION. ABBKVILLE OOOMTY. t
Abte*UI?, H. C.. JUreb 0,19W.
Noti^o is hereby given that In aooorance
with an Act of the General
tMiembly, and in conformity with the t
EsquimaenU of the flute Conetito
ion, thepoou lor mv regwnuiuu u?
II legally, qualified voters, and for the
wiling of transfers, ecL, will be open
t the offloe of Supervisors of Reg 1st ra>on
in the'Court House, between the
our 9 o'clock a. m., and 8 o'clock p
on tb6 first Monday of each
jontb, and Kept open for tliree sueettaive
days in each mouth until
hirty days before the next general
lection.
The Board of Registration is the <1
idge of the \qualificationa of all
pplicants for registration every male
itizen of this rfuTio and of the United V
tale, twenty-one yea;s of age, who is
ot an idiot is not insane, is not a
auper supported Ut the pabiio ex*
euse, and is not confined In any pubc
prison, and wbo\haa not been oonicted
of burglary,. arson, obtaining
rtods or money undW false pretenses
eijury, fernery, r\>bbery, bribery, .?*!
dulterv wife beutinir( housebreaking.
ttviving stolen goodj J breach of trust
'itb fraudulent inte&t, fornication,
xiomy, incest, assaultVwith intent to
?vish, miecegenationA 'larceny, or T
riinex against the election laws, aud ' f
rho fchal! have been a resident in this
late iwo years (except minister* in
barge. Or organizeo churches and v
'acbera of public schools# and tbeee
Her fix moutlw- Ttii'lewce in the V ?^
tale,) a resident in the tyunty for
ix months, and in pohing\pr?cii)Cj
>ur months, and who cuu rtad any
ection in the Constitution of * 896, or
an understand and explain at'y see- 4
ion of said Constitution when r4?d to
im by the registration officer or\pfflerw
shall be entitled to registration
ecome an elector upon application
job registration. If any person baj^B&g
oen convicted of any of the crimet^HH|
bove-mentioned, a. pardon of tbe^HH
lovernor removes the disqualification. ^K9
In case any minor who will become h|
wenty-?>ne years of age after the cloeng
of the Books of Registration and JH
eTore the election, and is otherwise w
ualifled to register, makes applica- < 1
ion under oath showing he is quailled
to register, the Boards shall regie- - Jf
er such applicant before the closing of S
he books.
Any person whose qualifications aa n
elector wili be completed after the '^O
losiugof the Registration Books but
iefore the next election shall have the '?
itfht to apply tor and secure a refjit*- .
nartlHonfa nf anV tllllA Wifhltl
ixty days immediately preceding
he dotting of the KegiHtration Books, Iflj
ipou an application under oath to the
u.-c.s eutitiing him to such registrar fl
i?n. H
The registration of voters must be Jfl
>y {tolling precincts. There must be a 19
iook of KegiHtration for each polling <
> red net, that i? for eacn township. or mA
tarlsh. or city, or town of ie? than K
ive thousand inhabitants, or ward of
j 11 .-?s of more than five thousand fflB
nhabitants. Each elector must vote
n the polling precinct in which he S|
eMidea. If there is more than one S3
rotiug place in the polling precinct. Mi
he elector may vote at any voting
lace designated on the registration HB
ertiticate. The Boards must designate "^5
11 the registration certificate the vot- 1
nx place in the polling precinct at
vliich the elector is to vote. If there
h more than oue voting place in the
>olliuk precincts, the Boarda shall
lenignate on the certificate the voting ml
dace selected by the elector. Ml
S. 8. HOLES, Ml
W. A. LANIER. AH
If. H. MOORE.
Board of Sui*rvi8ors of Registration pjSE
J. L. HILL & CO ,M
mild h rar load of
BUGGIES, 9|
WAGONS,
CARRIAGES, Etc?f M&S
III the punt :?? W? want to |^MH
UiHiik our <u?uimera tor their ll?> r?l
patron ijjc, unit to ??>' that w?* Bwfll
are rvrflviiiK Ir?**ii hlpiiimin ev.
?iy w<< k und wt'l our ?|?>ck IJjUuR
Up to ltn umiu! liit;-> iHtiduri*. Hgnl
Itrtpccwully. jggQgm
J. L. HILL & CO.MM
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