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piBjpf " ' ''^WRHPHRBBP":",',"';''{'T' "'" - ' ".^T.v^rr- .- '' ~>nr^v. ' - ?y>?, f The Abbeville Press and Banner. | mmmmmmm^s====m__ ?? - - ?? ; _ ?^??1??? BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1903. ESTABLISHED 1844 THE BROOK. lly Lord Teonyaon. 1 mhm from baanta of coot and hem; I Rwkt audJeo Mlly, AM (nrkit oat ibodi ibe fei n. To Wetter down a valley. Bf thirty bli:a I hi?njr down. Or dip tetwv a lb* rldgre; By twenty iborp*,? mue town. Abd balf a hundred bridge*. Till latt br Philip* torn I flow * To J<4n I be brimming river; FbrMBinvtomMidaHaaifio. Bel 1 go oa for ever. I abe ttor over Many etyi, , In illUe etterpe mod ireb<e?; 1 babble Into eddy 'tig bi/i, I babble oa tne pebble-. L With many b earve my baaka I frel By many a Geld and fallow, I And mbjt ? hln foreiend eet f With willow-weed and mallow. f I ebatter, ebatter a*. I flow . To join lb* brimming river For ma may tone end men may go. Bat I go oo for ever. I I wind about, and la and out, J Wttb bars a bloeaoai ealllng. *? ihM laalt Inat. I * *Sa?hMaaiitomscnbuiic.' AM bin ud there a tommy flak* Upon MM. MI (rsrrl, WtUb nanj a livery walrrtraak Abovi tbegoWeo gravel; Aad draw tbem all aloof, and Bow To Jolo the brimming river; fbr aMa aajr aomeaod bm may go, BatI pa oa tor mr. Irtaal by lavaaaad grmmjr plota; 1 elMa by b?Ml ravere; I aof? Lt?e street Cnrget-me-nou, That grow lor bappy lover*. II tff, I Mdt I km*. I glance AiQf ay rttlwli ewaitowe; I Make toe salted ?anbeam? daace Agalaat my aaady ebaiiown. I aimer atdtr moo and stare, te MaaiMy wIlderareMP; I Ma#er by my shingly bam; I lOUer roaad my ereeeee; AaiMiacatn I aarve aad flow. To)o4?tb? krlBBlu rtvti; 9m mm wmmu< mm m710, BalIgo 00 fur ?v?r. ,^t BAST END. mm* la omairy la Tmwm. C. Feb. S^IKB. . own n m cot amd mnoi wn ukb \ 4r v*m' f BW.MiO.VUM, former ptaicr of (b> blr/r , m. bl Ufevrab oftbla ciyr. th shaking band\ vlm *to firWcxt* mh Noodv la Attaint , wmwhbwowa*taynMiga aad where? i ^mS*Ban 1 VBMMlitru hubM *'?i to MroMI bOMviaCtoorgla, taesperUd luxu. ku ia ua Mbhi nflwr nut friend*. l2o?^Bl!dllnLMaMliUa of New York. v*r, wssas|%u:: ffcartty ?yadla? ft wblla wnb bis eotwln, Mr. WmJ: W&ay tea. <*U? J". ?. * latb. ait* i? tUMdUM UM Wf Ooart oa pacta* IflShMH. WlH hM aui frlaoda bar* who niMMiMUBaad vboitwbtBa bwlyUllXh T?",lt- mmoi. tKMU MMdaoTMr.il. M.Haddoo ?ll> bagtadtobaow that altar ftjoog and pro ^awjfsrs- *, wtDdM. Oaatfla, wbato bo vaa vary anaspaeiadly aad vttboat BM kaowlcdca taod?rad tlw , Dapot agflQty. Mob la ar?l ihoagbi of by Uu | oSSnollka Btakoard Air Lisa, aad lbt? ^5^Sl*lS2??deeee bou" ?r tbe1' 1 iruntuD mm a*d aaiouui oocaam. Tka Mppar ??*aa lart Tbaraday araoln* . sadar tba aatvlw tba Daagblara ol lb* i OoaMaraey, vaa -dally, oomorleally and H ttaaoalally a grand mmmm. Tbairaataodoo* ?rowd vMapokao ofaauio lamal am mod I s.*Ksr^s tsri&p r1tut ' Bas sxss*i'ss?."<f x1 MMMt tiU eertalaly M battu ni ma m tn ucnrrcrnoxi. Atfd*>o? ft. P. IX too* Na I. lor mllea I WoiifdFAfeae*IUea>oa?llM Island Ford rood tfcodMNSm?l la tenrtfle forjr. number* oi 1?jKRai ?M iMMMi Mi hundred# of yard* of tfUhvwaa* >I?W down. and ahoot 900 inn, ?0?t T6 of UM? sloog "M'i" track I many of tbom within five M of him wd l mare M greater dbUsot Umo M yards "IT has roaeffMi May ooagratalaUooe oo ' Maaarrwr aaype <u?d kaMIma tbroogb tbe ^MaafMcMafet aad Labaaoo road* very < llttie damage wag tfooo aave tbe blowing dWMfa Mv gtrdaa laoeaa aad aeverel ootVIA* MWM AM MOW AUMtO ?OUTB , M.& KewgrooiMts are befog cleared and large IglMa of broab aad wood an belac homed. Ttta ttret pioogblog we bare aeea wae being doae last Moadojroo U?a (arm of Mre. Meaa; line or loar aaoloa were at wort aad tbe laad wea being beddad ap kr eottno. Many are baallag caano, oibora eouiag aad baal- , las aaai, wbtle a tew are fixing op their pasta ra toeea; aaeb la tbatr dlearalfied work aatll tbeploagatogaeaaoa beglaa. tbea farm Mr. Mia A. Wllaoa baa Joat flolabed a neat plokot IOOOO aroood bte front yard, tbe baodlwork of Mr. In war Llak, bo baa alao bwo nlnattag oat aoeaa fine peeaa treea, bealdaa dotogakAof bclkttag. do yoo eee farmera a. v. a. imioifN axaxunoD. OalMfrtday afternooo trad to appointmeat, Mr. N. J. Macro apaetal examiner for tbe Foot OMee Papaiimoat. arrived in tbe ? ? . >( ?t.hi ? !!> ?? hr mllkn u pmmI IC?rrtere ware ?z?ala?d. oat ot wblcb nanRootee No. 1 and I from bbavtUg VIM M KM. Tbe pepare havr baea Ibrvavded to Waablogtoa, D. C. whi>r? Ibtr will be tsMtMd aadmaroed. bowing tbe ittaod aaeb mm look la the examination M|teMMMMiatfUtwo will receive ttoe ooxnro aid oowo. Mte Mary Bdwarda of Lebaooo, apeot tbe MM wee* MM pliaaolly wlib bar aant. Mra. Ba*aoat Ablaa. vbo aooompaoled bar >WI leal ?irtu and wtu apead a vaak wlib bar oaly brother, Mr. J. J. Bdwarda, of LSr"^T. MaQUl Ian la* week with Mr. A. ?. Uaablla to boy their aaeood lot oi boraca aad Malta. araaAx. xnrrto*. A yoaag lady Helag on Koota No. 3 of atyltab form, highly eallarad aad fell of aairay aad baelaaaa, mid oa tbe oiher day aba aad ftylac alae ehtekeea aad 40 young ahtrfce aad ft beaa eettlng. Wbo la ab?ed of barf Iftble lady woaldMariepoaltry fern with a f*v tboroagb bred towla, we .believe I I aba woald be oaa out of a tbooaaod wbo [ woald mka a floaeelal aaeeaaa la poaltry I ifonottD ooaarrs 111 otra city. Mf. and Mrt. Jalloa Vlsaaska of Cbariaatnn. ars la iba B?y vtolilnc bonaiotba. Mr. Vlaaafca Is now a praminrat merchant or K Cfcarisstoe.aad la wall off la lb* po-enion and ajayaMatofthto worlds gooda. bdMn having a loving eotapaaloo to aiske hi* boasa bright sad bappr. Jallaa has boata of frtsods la tats bis bujbood boots, who arc always glad I? wsleoais him and bis charming Aaytblag la tba drag Hor can ba bad a Jllltords Drag slot*. Pboes 107. Call ca L. T. * T. M. Millar tor your cu reals, raisiaa aad ettroa. gm OM nooBlMD Back WMl jam arritoa w? FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY. Ibe AmrlUu Nuelrlf will (Vlrbrntr with CnUrlnlalac ProRram Irlday Ev??las. Nnrrh eld. Tbe Aroellan Literary Hocle'y of One Weal Female Cull rice baa win out pretty invitation* u> toe Celebration of ita Fortieth An ilTanwry Friday eveulotc, Mwrco 16* flilb oloeteeo huudred and three College Chapel. *e?et>-tbirty, 10 wblcb la tdtlvd the printed program lor ihe occaalou. Like aoma other peraona, or lnatltullon', ibe prefix "Mlea" le omitted from the name* of tbe ladieti. It aecina that tli* Inftueiio >f ibe "new woman" la tell abroad la tbe iaod. Tbe training and tbe conviction 01 tbe edUor of tbe Praaa and Banner la to tbe effect that ordinarily, men abould not M?nk jf a lady without Ibe prefix MlHa"or -Mrs." ta tbe caae may be. Believing ibat, a'l tb? way down from tbe Prealdeot of tbe UiiHeo Slaie* to the loweal ataodard, where a trace of rwpectablllly la acknowledged, woman l? entitled to that token of reapecl Tahiti* it lor granted Ibat the namea mentioned below ii? tboan of unmarried laJlea. wo abali tdd tbe prtflx : Preeldenl, Mlaa Jaole Kenu? dy. tt-uay, Sllbouettee"? Mt?a Kraucla Morrah. \J5. " ?tin|. Merlkya Convention?Mlaa L'xxtt Dual* p. What la Life Without the "Nloetlea" ?Mlaa Belle Young, 'Ot. Heading. Burglar Bill? Mlee Jeunle Wideoau, 'Ut. K?aay. Tbe Hoot hern Qlrl of Yeaterday aud rod*}?Mlaa Mat a l'rea?iy. Keadmg. Cutting from "Soldiera of ForiQne"?Mlag Haiti? Caldwell. Poem. Ad Afterooou in tbe Amellan aojlety. Mlaa Hue Black well, '03. Collage Note*. Kate Addlaon, IM. HMory of Auiellau Society, Mlaa Kena Kennedy. Mar?bat?? Mlaa Euphem'* Thomson. 'rtt. Mlaa Jenole May iHint, "Ot, NU? ttulllvan ?w. Mettle ttryaou. 'OS. luviiauon ? oiuunncc? an uoauuonv *s Dault-l.K. C.. Cbairmau; MM Hamuella Mbaw. H C. Mlaa Janolf May Dunn, Fla.. Mlaa Eva Norrl*. Ga.. MIm I'moyeCauuoo, Ala., Mum Niui May Milieu, leuo., Mim Belli e Bryaon, Ml ml Eckaca Alaaa Bealt Ma. a. Tbeatorm wblcb paoaed over the country ttouday lbs 16.b, in?t. did some damap tiong our Koute. A new noun* which w?u m:Ioj( built by Frank Nick i mi wm llilad od be pillar* and left In a warped condition Several old out bourn* were blown down and i part of Mr. Krana McOrd'a barn wae taken ttt. Mr. W. K. C'ruioei'a barn wm blown town. Two wi uu tuuiea were allied. Tbt? iraa tbe ba*vieal loaa anyone auatalued. Albert smith of Anderaou spent laat week elth bl*cooelu Krauk Mundy. Tom Black ta now al borne on bnaineaa He baa a good poaltlou aa leiegrapb operaioi nOulo. Mr. and Mra. Henry Nick lea. of Greenwood pant aeveral dnyo U*t *wk wab tbelr par!Uta, Mr. and Mra. E. H. Nick lea. Mr. J. K. Mleven*on went to One Weat Frl III oo bualaeaa. Mlaa Nannie Nleklea la vlalllug bar grand noiber. Mra. ttatlle McCord. Miaa Pearl Leal ay or Waterloo and Ml* lopnia Waldroup, ol Greanwood are ependuh ibta week wllb Mlaa Sadie Leeley. Tom Miller la now In puaaeaeiou of a floe >air ol aalee. lately porcbaaed. Meaara. Rink Mono? and Eunloo Millai ipeni Sunday in l)u? Weat. Mr. Hampton McKlnney of Greenwoou nine upsotiday wllb Mlaeea Lealty and Wal Itop. lie la one of Greenwood'a buamn* rouug man who can kill two blroa wllb out itooe, or make more iban one call In a day. Mlaa Jeaale Mundy after ?peudlug aotne line lu Due Weat eaine borne Saturday. Mlaa Annla Keller la al bom* a*ain. She 1 au?hl a thriving acbool lu Ucoaee county, hi* winter. Mlaa Bell* Mundy u v UlUog ber alsier, lira. J. C. Hoiuday at Tony Craek, Groeu vtiu oaniy. A number of young people were Invited to illead dance laal >rluay evening given .. Ul- Vnrma If Inih Meaara!"j. A. Mcllwaln, Jr. sod J. W. Hcl'watu weolto l'boenlx laal Saturday and eioroed Huodajr illanooo. Mln Albert Miller and Audy Morrlaoo pent Saturday night with Mim Aadle Wli an. M(m Annie Cochran will eotertalo mmor> tiw (Tuesday) evening in booor of Miaaea Leeley nod w aldrup. Ma*(en John Moody and Jama Hleven?a waul to Hoom Patli Friday. Mr. and Mra Robert Uaaton bave reoeotl) novtd loto tbeir new booie near Mr. Tom Jaaloo'a Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McKee bave alao noov?d to tbemaelvea Tbolr borne la now near oe Ontral aebool nooae. lo tbe Southern Christian Advocate we lotlee that Rev. E. Maaon le better. II be la all anouab tbara will be acrvlcea next Han lay afternoon. ??? WORTH APPRECIATED. IfMlatlMR of Hoa?r lo Gen. B. B. Henphlll and Olkpra. H?naU>r (Uyaor Introduced the following: Bi ll reaolved. That tbe thank* of tbe Senile are due and are hereby tendered to IU r?Uhfol, capatxe, and coarleoua dark. tbe ?ener*ble aoldlar and aooompllabed clUaen. Sen. Robert B. Hemphill, fur the efficient ind aatlafiaetory manner In wblcb be baa gMriteniHl tbe Important and ardnoo* dotlra of Iba office of clerk of the Senate. upon wblcb Iba work of legislation ao ardnooaly depend*. Rwilved, Tbat tbe aoalaunt elerk, Mr. K. M. McOown. SergeanUat-arma J. F. Hcbomp*r?, Reading Clark, W. H. Stewart, and tbe Mbar officer* of tba He dale are oommanded for tbe fattbfnl and efficient perf%rmanoe of tbelr dalles. Keaotted. That Maura. Frank P. Cooper and Paol M Brlce, re?re?eutatlfea of tba preaa during the praaent *ee?lon, are entitled totha acknowledgement of Iba Senate for tbelr Impartial and aocorate report* of tbe proeeedlnga of tbe Henata and by their courtaay and klo^ueM bava earned ;tbe good win and blgteal consideration of tba members ol thla body. Tbaaa were nnanlmoutly adopted. Letter U B. W. Joae*. Dear Sir: We hear you're doing a good WU?IUVM, KUU WV BUUW I OtiUJ I WHUUUI JUUI telling na, tbat you uae good paint no a do food work. We've got a big bualneae too? i?*n at It ! ? yeara? making good paint, beat paint In the world, Devoe Lead and Zinc. "Fewer gallona aud wear* longer"~tbat'a the reason to abort. It take* fewer gallona o' Devoe I>ead and Z'no than of mlx?d palota to eoeer a bouae, and It weara longer tban lead and oil or any mixed paint. Hmltb a Wllber, Cambridge Spring*, Pa., write: One of oor pelntera aaya Devoe la tbe beat petal for a painter to u?e when taking work by the Job, aa It gnea fan bar and covers better tban any paint he ever uaed. Here'a ttie experience everybody baa with It The dealer who aella Devoe net* the bulk of the paint bualneea of hla town. Tbe Pelnl er wbopaluta Devoe (eU the painting of hla towa. Your* truly. F. W. Dkvoic A Co? New York. Lard Expeualve aad lnjarlona. I Lard la not only expenalve. but Injurious to tbti health when uned In liberal quaufllie*. To make ttao ao-called cheap patent flour* while Dough, the life In all Kronod out of the Hoar; then It la tieceaaary to load It up with lard In ord?r to make II work. Tlila account* largely for your h<-avy bUculu aud roll* and ynarhad dlgeallou. It taken lena th..n ouehalf the lard In work "Clifton" that It din* lb?taheap patent*, *o you not only nave more ttonn thvdIBeraniv In price, but get a more healthful io<1 nutrition* food product. Health and economy dictate the ua? ol "Clifton." For aula by L. T. <k T. M. Miller. "Glean, I want 2 good cotton hor?e collar*,* pr. balnea and trace*, a Dixie ltoy plow and fcxlra point*, aome good Meel plow*, a bbl H. P. Molaaara. 2 bbla. good ^ p*t. Fiour, a Imix Hulll van'* Tobacco, 1u0 Hum. corn, 2 *ka. Itlo Meal, 2 pr. good plowahoea, 1 pr. tb"?e g?M>d Kangaroo Women Hboe*. 2/> yd?. Cheviot* fnr ahlrlf *1 tip. nanU f urn hata" utwl iutm? gardnu *wd I may try 5 Tni>? of your bleb Kndn Guam tod irld. I rondo a tlo<* crop polalniti froir your lied Bllaa aeed lam neaaoo. My Win a?ya Mtt her a aellluK of 1'lyinoutU lkicli , Th*> coal atrlk* l? nettled, now gel your hoa log (juration Milled. Pul In your gratea a oooo w? gnarautee ttiem to work. TILLMAN CHAFES. ?exial or hift ttcum: ox bail man URE'lTLY dkpkemned him. I i? Mm (I ll<> Wm Prrpiirrd ( tilv* Bond ??"l Mm! Hiintbl ClolhM ?iid Hwl * ' ?**lf Darbfrad la A?tlrlpitllo ? ?( i? t'nvorubt* Clllcf Ju.llrr Finding. [Cim'-StOU I'ost.] A gentleman from up the State who wait in Columbia on Thursday when the application nf T. H. Tillman for rrleaxe from jail ,"n| was* denied by Chief Justice I'i e mm th'n morning to an ever.iug Pont reporter that the decision was a general Hurprite to people in the capital and throughout the State, as far us he had learned, and at the Name time crtaied general satisfaction. To Tillman himnelf, he said, the denial of bis application came a* a shock and the former Lieutenant Governor was reported to be greitly depraved by it. It is said in Columbia that Tillman han grown very restless in jail, and has been yearning for release, and was confident that he would be permitted to go free on bond. So satisfled was be that the chiefJustice would order his release, that he had made all preparations to leav<> ibe jail on Thuntday evening. He had secured sureties for bond In large amount aud would have qualified promptly on a favorable order from the chief justice. He had rent word to th? clerk of the court to have his b** ; ady for wig- 1 nature immediately upon the order of 1 the court for relea e. He had also bought a new suit of cl..tries and a 1 suit case and had had a barber at the {ail to shave him ami a man to pack up lis things in anticipation of an early departure. During the day be had a message sent to the restaurant which has been furnishing his meals not to send his supper to the jail, but to have ( it ready for nervine at the care. With those expectations the ruling '{ of the chief justice ramu as a great die- { appointment and shock and it is said , that Tillman hss been greatly disturb- t ed by the set back he has received in ( bis first effort before the court for justification of bis deed ?u killing Gon- , sales. Tbe prosecuting attorney, said the gentleman from up the 8tate, feels greatly encouraged by the ruling of the chief justice, and the friends of the dead editor are well satisfied with the ( status of tbe caxe again t?t Tillman. , Particular wtre-w ha* been laid on tbe words of the chief justice in refusing bail when he said it was impocttible j that Tillman could have been at en- ( mity with Gonzales for eleven years, asset forth in his own affidavits, and uot felt malice toward bim, and that ! it was clear, therefore, that the ele- ' > ?11? ?? i.. ,k. ' me III UI UlilllLT *M |#irncub iii me homicide. This is au essential to a ( charge of murder, and the impression , of the chief ju* Mn the preliminary , presentation ml u|>on a hare surface of the prose< ition's riwe, it is thought, , indicates the possibility of conviction ( before a jury v. h? u the case is heard ( in open court. Of courwe, the ruling , of the chief justice can not be taken ( as a prejudice against Tillman's case, ' but it is considered significant of the vieir that I* taken by judicial minds of the killing. No date ha* vet been fixed for the , trial, but it in *ht it will not be loug delay* . iiiiuan is chafing in prison I h attor ?ey?, it it slad, think it best to l?rii:g his case to au issue as soon u: ; issible. The opinion in Columbia seeius to be that the permission of ttie chief justice for application to any other judge for bail will not be availed of, as the counsel for J Tillman would not care to risk another disappointment, aud the bad effect it might have on the public mind a tuall au nn lh* flnfonrtttiit liimaolf a V7_1I- n.... >> flOUl life WUIIC. Daily itecord. At the close of nearly every legislature thefsum total of its labors is summoned up iu two words?nothing done ?and this summary is always made in a spirit of adverse criticism. Generally speaking most legislatures, could do nothing better than do uothing, as they usually are said to do. In South Carolina this year this was peculiarly the case, and without going into details it must be said tiiat this Isgitlature iu doiug nothing did wisely. There was no demand for any s|>ecial general legislation, except the child labor bill and a provision for biennial ?e*sions. The first has become law, and the other will have to wait, but it is coming and it will not be much Ion ire r delayed at that. While the lew islature did wisely, as a rule, in not changing our general laws, it caunot be said that it did nothing iu so far as local legislation is concerned. Nine-tenths, likely, of the measure* passed were only of local interest, yet to the |**<>ple specially coucerned this legislation was of vast importance. It liaM been found impossible to get along without a great deal of local legislation, ami the cxiiistitutiouai provision that laws nliali be of general application works a great hardship ami costs a great deal of money in order to lie legally circumvented. We isrlieve an amendment Hhouiti be made to the constitution abolishing this section, for besides the hardships it entails it gives us the immoral spectacle, so to speak, of the law-making power using its greatest mental ability in devising schemes to "get around" the fundamental law of the common wealtii. (Jetting hack to the main point, however, we think that the people of this slate may congratulate themselves in several resj?ects on the fact that as to a number of measures proponed! nothing was done. These measures might he pointed out in detail, but the general statement is sufficient for 'he present. ? t*ut tila-tl I'mrair rnpha. Religion has done much for morality, hut the fear of being found out lias done more. It is easy t acip.'re knowledge if e you are not shamed to confess youi ignorance. II doean't b. :i m tuan much if lie I happens to Im- > tlif right road but heath*! the v >vay. IN THE STATE. | Tb? llnpprnlnK* la V?rlon? Nfflioa* I ( Month (urollnM Brlrfljr Told. Newberry Olxwnrer. J. A. Simpson, an honored citizen of Clinton, died of malarial fever on a Thursday iu tiie 43d year of his age. A. F. H. Duke* of Ilranchville, a member of tiie board of liqnor con* trol, is critically ill and not expected ? to live. Tnree colored men were killed at l he Stewart qua*ry, two railess from d Columbia, on Friday by the prema- * ture explosion of forty pounds of |( dynamite. fc Rev. S. C. Byrd of the Presbyter- n iau Theological seminary of Columbia t> ban )>een called to the pastorate of the Presbyterian church iu Winnsboro. J{ Bishop Warren A. Candler of At- ? lanta. Us., will deliver the baccalau- ti reale and Associate Justice Woods of w Marion, S. C., will make the literary ? address at Wottord college commence- * mentinJune. f| It. W. McDanlel, a young business m man of Swansea. Lexington county was convicted of murder, with a T recommendation to mercy at Lex in a- h ton on Wednesday. He killed Policeman Neece with a piHtol at Swansea *' on Christmas eve. He was sentenced r< to the penitentiary for life. h Saul Bowman of Charleston has '' filed Huit for $20,000 against the pro- ?, prietor of an animal show in that r> city. The proprietor permitted Mr. J Kowmau's boy to go in Ibu leopard's n cage, where he wax so badly bitten K that be came near dying. The show has I e*n attached tj au ait the event .< ol the suit. u ai Hi Wht H?*fd Noalh Carolln* la 1876? ^ (Palmetto Post.) ^ We, who were in as thick of the fo light in the Revolution of 1876as any, <* can probably speak as intelligently ** and authoritatively as to whom the credit is due for the Redemption of the ot State a* any one el-e. We venture, ? therefore, toaaaert, without the fear of ^ successful contradiction, and without ir derogation to the claimtt of otbera h who were Umpired by a determination ^ to throw off the yoke of negro and y, carpet-bag domination, that to Gen. ]E Mart W. (Jury, the Bald Eagle of Edgefield, was due the credit inaugurating the struggle that waa uuder- j>i taken for that purpose. Bold, courageDOS and aggressive on he wan known n to be, it waa yielded to him to lead di kindred apirif* in what had been sup- ^ posed to be a forlorn hope, and to bat- w ter down the outer wall* and to capture the citadel in which wax intrenched Daniel H. Chamberlain the then Gov- w srnor over the negro faction of the 111 State. The Garyh are tlie demandant* nf John Knox, the man who feared not to face any man, and hia illustri[>ua descendant, when be undertook T to deliver hia people, was not aparing 0 Sfilk Ilia L'UlH'L'i: {] fV IIU MID n ??u. ? To Mart Gary, therefore, and bis A followers, including Butler and Harop- 6 ton, and a host of other brave spirits, the Revolution was accomplished. " There is extant at present the record uf the leading revolutionists, in which I these three leading men of the State signed certain protocols or agreements ^ for the furtherance of the ends that the Democratic Cluba throughout the F State carried through with a whoop. The history of Hampton's promi- V nence in the revolutionary episode waa the agreement between Gary and * Butler, that, instead of either of them gratifying their ambitions, they pitch- * ed upon Hampton as the staudardbearer, and summoud him from Mis- I *is<?ippi back to his native State, and I auointrd him and promised to hold I up his hands, a hich they did. To be tture, after Hampton accepted the trust 1 reposed U|?on him by these two conspicuous men, he invited Gen. J. B. * Gordon, of Georgia, to come to Colum- (bia, and he, too, contributed vastly to I the peaceful sulutiou of a difficulty ^ th t Gary expected might have to be I i? < . ...1.1! / UUpilOCll *VUU UI1AAJ. PNEUMONIA CONTAGIOUS. 1 . I Gr+aC C'arr Nhonld Be Takea to Pre ^ veal lh? Hprcail of the DUnaM. It uot iufrequently happens tbat 1 people who take the best care of themselves are sometime* attacked by ttiat " dread disease, pneumonia, aud they are at a Ion* to account for It. S It 1h a fact not generally known ( that pneumonia is highly contagi .uk, and ttiere in the greatest danger iu I cotniiiK In contact with the iuicro-or- I can inn iu the sputa of those suffering from this diseaMi. ( It in important, therefore, that the name care should be taken in handling C pneumonia patient* that would be taken with the consumptive!*. I A writer in American Medicine hrinirs out some strong points aboii; 1 the contagious character of pneuinoui which it would tie well for all to uu- !* derstand. He averts that pneumonia in far more contagious even thnn i tulierctilosirt. and he produce* figures loahow that the niortaiity from piieu- f monia is in some cities far greater than the mortality from consumption. I This writer quotes from the bulletin of the Chicago health department, ] which says that in the last two years the deaths from pneumauia in that '] city have been one eighth of all, aud 4<> }>er ceut more than all other con- I tugious and infectious diseases com- 'I hined. I It is further asserted that the great I spread of this disease is due mainly to I the carelettsiiesa of iiatieuts and their / friends who ignore the contagiousness ' of pneumonia, asw ell as to profeasioiial negligence. IUI.:U it f- _ .. t. ' ixiiu lb irr l?'l il lllltll l?? achieve happiness, but few men are fortunate enough to have it thrust upon them. i An old bachelor says that the most 1 prolific source of a woman's worries is her inability to thiuk of something to ! worry about. I It in easier to cure a Kentucky col- 1 ouel of the elbow-crook lug habit than I it is to cure a man who gels into the , i Imbit of thinking lit* is funny. Ti?e loyal service of our Ijord re-' quires us to live daily at our best ami to stand, whenever occaaiou oilers, as a brave witnetw or the highest truth wh know. LOWNDESVILLE. UmgM of Ik* Nlorm tin Co**id?riibl llNinnff In (be Kt?fN IllUml ?'Uj Pi>opl?'? Movrmfnu. LowodMvllle, Feb. 23.1MH. Mr. Mott Barae*of Aodeinoo,?D?QlMvon aya la?t week with relative m thin place Mm. John Hopklna of Hener*. In* bw rliii tier hroiher-lD- aw. Mr. A. V. lUruraan *mlly for tbe pant 'ew day*. Mr. J. T. Latimer w?*nt to Ahhevllln Im rei k (ohU?m)<1 Court km a Juror, but ha urn jriunain enough to be excuaed and cam ark that night. Dr. J. 1>. Wilwn went in Warren'on yentei ay, a week ??<>. to vlalt the wife of hla brotb r, Mr. Ham Wllaon, who w?k very alck. r, Dr. J. C. Harper of Greenwood came ni tat week to vlalt profeaalonally Mra. E. W larper, who waa <iuite aiek. She la qui iucd belter. Mr Irvlo Cleckiey went to Anderaon 01 ualntaa la?t Wfek. Er. T. O. Kirkpatrlck weot to Atlanta Mot ay, to enter the College of Pbyalciana am urgeona, and when the exerciee* clow 'blch will be In about two motba, be wfl tien go to Haltlmor* to fnribar picpare blm ?lf for blaeboaen profeaalon. Mr. E. J. Huckabee apent several daya leal reek at Verdery wltb tbe family of Rev. K /. Maaon. Mra. E. J. Barnea baa apcnt the pad two o ire* weeka wltb roiativeaal Greenwood au< Inety-Hlx. Mr. J. M. Huckabee went lo Anderaoi horaday on bualneea. The weather and road* bave been so v*?rj ad for several weeks that travel by tbedlrl ?ad, except to case* of necessity, baa beei op pec. oar K. F. D earrleni bad particular!; >ugb time of It, bat Uaele Hani's hnilot* ad lo be attended to, bat doubtless tbe bene diaries of ibis new departure la mall faci't ea. have been very grateful to tbeoe lalihfu irvanlii of tbe Poet Office Department. Tin toe bave completely blocked farm work hi ir?a plowing waa ooocerued. II there ha wo a farrow ran lo tbla Section, It hai either been aeeo, nor beard of by tola writer ven the early gardens bave failed to make i Bglnnlog. A tew incident* connected wltb the lati orm, wilt doubtless be of latereet to tbe dW ml aabacrlbera to, and read en" of tbe Prea id Banner, wbo at any Ume even for i jort one, have ever made their home here . baa been tbe baala of all oonveraalloo ulnce rblle all were more or leaa pretty badlj 9*red, no one waa hart, nor any atock elthei lllrd or hurt. Thia la cerlaloly a greatcaun ir thankfulneaa. The large aapen tree on the Methodist par mage ground*, that baa withstood man] orms. waa aprooted and blown acalnai Ie*?ra. Cooley a 8 peer's wooden store' noi loeb damage being done. A oonaid?-rab)< irt of tbe tlo roof over Mr. R. L. Hmltb'i ore was rolled off by tbe wind about? p. m r. Hmltb and family, not knowing bos inch more 01 It tbere might be, went aero* le street and spent I be nlgbt at tbe Mosetej oase. They occupied rooms over ibe store be old Hmyrna cemelarr waa badly dam ted. A small bouae In Mr. R. O. FtquMt'i inl waa blown agalnat a honae by ibe wlni i tbe evening, and tbe wind that night bleu back almoat in tbe aame position It waa a nL There never wia such r day before In tta< latory of oar country. Ttie whole coon try ortb and Soatb, felt the effect* of It. la Lbi mt a bllu?rd. la the lest a eve lone, yet h lltleeara reported ua few. The terror pru need by It seem* to have beea general. At I point* the utonn raged for eeveral boon id It la very remarkable that It laft In It eke. ao few to mourn, en few calamine* Our young people. In part, met at Mr. J , Latimer'* Friday nlgbt, and had a delgbl il time. Refreshment were served, whirl ere reliahed, and added much to the pieai re of the occaalon. Troube. On Bleb Maa'a Table. here sat two glasses filled to the brin m a rich man'* table, rim to rim: >ue wan ruddy and red as blood, itid one wait clear a* the crystal flood aid (be glass of wine to tbe pale brother, Let us tell the tale of tbe past to eacl other; can tell of banquet and revel am mirth, Lnd the pordest and graudest souls 01 earth 'ell uuder my touch as though strucl by blighr, Vhere I wan king, for I ruled ii might. 'rom the bands of kings I have tori the crown, 'rom the heights of fame I have bur! ed men down ; have blaoted many au honored name have taken virtue and given shame have tempted (be youth with a hip, taste, 'hat has made bis future a barrel waate. 'ar greater than king am I, >r than any army beneath the sky. iiave made tbe arm of tbo driver fai Ui<l tent the train from tbe iron rail bave made good sbipe go down at set Lnd tbe shrieks of the lo?t were swet to me; 'or they said, "Behold, how great yo be! ''aue, strength, wealth, geniua befoi you fall, Ind your might and power are ov< all/ io! bo! pale brother," laughed tli wine, Can you boast of deeds as great i mine?" laid tbe water glass, "I cannot boas )f a king dethroned or a murdere host; iut I can tell of a heart onre sad, ly my crystal drops made ligbt an ftlad: )f thirsts I've quenched and brow I've laved, )f hands I have cooled aud souls have saved ; have lea|>ed through the va'ley, dasl ed down tbe mountain, Mowed in the river and played in tli fountain, >lept in the Huutdiioe and droppe from the sky, Vnd everywhere gladdened tiie lain Hca|ie ami eye. have eased the hot forehead of fevt and pain, have made the parched meadow grow fertile with grain; [ can tell of the powerful wheel of tli mill, Thai ground out the llour and turtle at my will; can tell of manhood debased by yoi That I iiave lifted and crowned anew cheer, I help] strengthen and aid ; I gladden the heart of man and maid net the chained wine captive free, \nd all are lietter for knowing me." I'hese are the tales they told each otl cr, Die glass of wine and paler brothe \s they sat together filled to the hrin )n the rich man's table, rim to rim. ? "Don't hriKHl over the pant or ?lr?*at >f the future; hut aeize the in?tai iiwl get your ieapon from the hour." There l? no royal road to learuin itiM true; hut learning it-elf, when u have once acquired it, allow* u* mIio cut* to a great many other thingM. "Remember you are responttihle f< the talentM, for the time, for tlie o port unit ie? you now have: imprm them as one who mu?t give an a count." There are more ways of not gettii at what a woman mean* than the are hair* on a mau'ti head. between Mr. Smitb and every mem- I ber of tbe Houae. ' Nettie L. Brunnon. _ * Tbankhgiviiig I* not au act for an c annlvernary, but a spirit for all of lift*, ii ??? 3 Estate of W. G. HcGovan, Dec'd ? ' . r : .. Notice of Settlement and Appli- * cation for Final Discharge. ; I rpAKK NOTICE that no the I Jib day of fc r Marrb, |y<?-1, I will render a final account ,, of my actinia aud doloxa aa Admlolatralrlx D of tlia Katate of W. C. M ?Wo wan, deceaaed. B In thenffifw> of Judge of Probata for Abbevllls c i- Connty at lOo'rloek a. m.. and on tba um? ? d day win apply mr a final dtaobarga from my i, lru?l a? aucb Kxeculor. e II All pernona having demand* agalnat Mid i. palate will preaeol tbam for payment on or i, tietore i bat dav. proven and authenticated or ' I. be forever barred. Mra. Clella P. McUowan. c Feb. lo, |'JU8. Administratrix. t r A t Abbeville-Green wo od [ ' HIT TIT AL . mi mm: ASSOCIATION. ! H Property Insured, $800,000. t % WKiTfc: 70 OR CALL on ibemnderalciied ? " or to the Director of joer Towoabtp for any Information 70a may daelre about f< oar plan of Inanrance. u Weloanre your property ecalnat deatroo Hon by G m1 mm n uinnns, " C aod do so ebeap?r Lb an any Imarano* Ocm b Milv lu6zlfllcno0. m K?m?mber w? are prepared to prore to yon i. that our* la the safari and ebeapeat plan of Inanranoe known. * c J. R. BLAKE, Jr., Gen. Agent, t Abbeville, 8. C. n i. jtjuuuk juxujN, rrn. q Abbeville, S. C. j BOARD DIRECTORS. ' J. Add. Calboun-....~_Nlnety-81x Townablp a 8. O. Major ?...Green wood , J.T. Mabry Cokesbnry W. B. Acker...... boo '1* ? M. B. Cllnkscalea Due West " r T. L. Haddon Ijoag Cane M . H. F. Cromer Mmllhvllle " J. W. Lyon Troy - ? A. K. Watson Csdar Hprlng " t W. K. Leslie Abbeville Dr. J. A. Anderson. Antrevilie " : j H. A. Teunect.. Lowndesvllle " >< A. O. Grant Magnolia M t J. R. Tarrant Calboon Mills K. L. Edmonds Bordeaux H . L W. a Martin Hodges - 1 - H.O. Harvey Walnut Drove r P. B. Callteon Calllsno " r W. M.Onts ? Klrkaers ' M \i Joseph Lake- ..Phoenix ' J.C Hosb - ?... Brooks " . K. B. Klnsrd _ Klnsrds ' , J J.D.Coleman Coronaca M J. II. Chiles. Jr Hradlfy M u Hev. J. B. Muse Verdery - i Abbeville. H C.. Jan. 14.19W. r k i t m i i a ttt a n u n n r a unanasiun tuiu v? wjujrn utuuuiia a. a * c n Aafmta aid Aaberille Short Line. j In effect July 6,1B0& i Lt Aoiwti, 1U 10 mm * 55 pm ? Ax Own wood 11 44 pm Ar UmrrU 8prl?f? 1 IS pen | . Ar Andenon 7 15 pui c * Ar L*ur*n? ? .... 1 45 pm 5Bw . H Ar Oreenrlllo 3 5SS pm 10 am > Ar Olonn Hprlnp.............. 4 00 pm n Ar Bportanborf ? 3 30 pm 9 U0 ?oi D Arttelnd* 5 88 pm At H<-nd?r?onTlllc 6 11 pm Ar AtherllU??... 7 15 pm ...... Lf AabcvlUo 7 0.1 am ? | L* Hpartanburf... * 0: pm 4 00 ,.u. Lt Glenn t<r>rln*?... ?. 10 <*> pm i Lt Grrcnvillo 12 15 pin 145 pm I, Lt Uoiw* 1 55 pm ,1 Lt Anderson ? 7 a ut Lt 0r<*nwoo<l S 51 pm 4 80 us Ar Auftute. 5 SW pm 11 35 an u Lt Au<a*U_ 51 85 pm Ar Alleodftle _ ..... 4 :t8 pm e Ar K?lrf?t 4 44 pm Ar VemiMM. 9 00 a/n 5 45 pm Ar B*tMif<>rt 10 15 km 6 35 pm ?r Ar Port Koyal .. ~ 10 30 4m 50 pm Ar flarar.nah ? ......... I(? Lvrharle?ton.. . Lt Port Koyal 1 00 pm 7 06 mi Lt Beaufort ..._? 1 16 jtm 7 15 tm 18 L.v Yrmaaaev.. 2 &) prn s (V? ara Lv Fairfax ? ... ? 07 atn , Lv A Hernials. ......... 9 IS an. I J Ar Anruata. I SI " ? ^ Lv Hm-n woo?1 4 lU tin Ar Laurvna_ (Wmi Lt Lauri in ti 15 am , dit !4|>artantmri( 'J <0 am Lv tip*runbur?_ - -I '* pui L? Lt-arcna A ,V> j>m H Ar Giornw?xl a 35 pui Cloae connections at Grrcnwmxl for all (>?lnta oo J i. A. I., and C. & 6. Kail way?, an.l at Si-artanburi with ?oi:th<-rn Hallway. For any Information relative to Uckcla, ratca, acbo.'I iU?. cte., a<!<ln*aa KKNKST WILLIAMS, O. n. Paaa. Aat.AoruaU.Oa ,e E, M. NOBTB.hoI. Agent. T. M. K.MKK.HOX, Traffic Mar.mcer. tmm U4T.Q. 11UTV UMAM?r I to-Date it* <1 MRS. MAR'S Has a fine assortment of New Hat Hats, which she proposes to s< or below cost. She ecpects to r sell all sorts of goods at custo h and if you want a bargain in goods must and will go. n ' DRESSMAKING. L'. f AM ICKAUY ANI> I'KKI'AUKI) To 1HM J. ail kind of dr?*M?>iiHl(lnit. Price* rem?uu-1 able. Work KtiHrnnU'ml. <ilvi> iue a cull ut I r' tli?* renldeinv- itf Mm. J??. A. Hill. At>(. 27. IWtt. If MIm LKNA MKNDAL I pZ CHALMERS & HcDAVID. Agent* for Fire, Life, Accident, Bond and ig Liability Insurance. re AHHKVSM.K. M. V. July lb, IWi U k NOTICE OF 'REGISTMOU jj iTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ABBBVILLK COUNTY. (KFICK OK 8UPKRVIttOHM OP REGIS TRATION, ABBKVILLK COUNTY. Abbeville, 8. C, March ?, 18M. Notice is hereby given that In accor> lauoe with an Act of the General tMembly, and in conformity with the equipments of the Bute ConfUitoion. the book* for the registration of Ji legally qualified voters, and for the K?uing of transfers, ecL, will be open t the office of Supervisors of Registn* ioo in the Court Houae, between the tour 9 o'clock a. m., and 8 o'clock p ou the flrst Monday of each uouth, and kept open for three sue* essive days in each month until nirty days oerore me next genem lection. Tbe Board of Registration is the ud#e of tbe qualifications of all applicants for registration every mala itizen of this tiiate and of the United State, twenty-one years of age. who is tot sn idiot is not insane, it not a Auper supported at tbe public ex* ?euse, and is not oonfined In any^pab1c prison, and who has not been cos* Icted of burglary, arson, obtaining ood* or money under false pretenses *ijury, fcrgery, robbery, bribery, dultery wife beatine, housebreaking, ewiving stolen goods, breach of trust ritb fraudulent intent, fornication, odomy, incest, assault with Intent to Kvish, miscegenation, larceny, or JEM rimes against the election laws, and rho shall have been a resident In this tale two years (except minisUia in barge of organized churches and 1 eachers of public schools, and these fter fix months residenoe in the >tate,) a resident in tbe County for Ix months, and In polling preoinqf >ur months, and who can read any ectlou in the Constitution of 1866, or an understand and explain any secIon of said Constitution whan rend to !?. tl.A roolatMtlnn nfflnar nr nfll. era Mbftll be entitled to reglatrstion.and ?come an elector upon application for uch regiatration. If any peraon bae een convicted of any of the crimes bove-meutioned, a pardon of the iovernor remove* the disqualification. In esse any minor who will become wenty-one years of see after the clos* ag or the Books of Registration and efore the election, and is otherwise ualified to register, makes applicakon under oath showing he is qaalt> led to register, the Boards shall regis* er auch applicant before the dosing of he booka. Any peraon whose qualifications as n elector will be completed after the toeing of the Regiatration Books bat efore the next election shall have the ight to apply for and secure a regieration certificate at any time within ixty daya immediately preceding he closing of the Registration Books, ipon an application under oath to the acts entitling him to such registrar ion. The registration or voters man m >y polling precincts. There most be a look of Registration for each polling ireciuct, that is for eacn township, or tarish, or city, or town of lese than ive thousand inhabitants, or ward of itiee of more than five thousand habitant*. Each elector must vote , n tbe polling precinct in which be esides. If then is more than one roting place in tbe polling precinct, he elector may vote at any voting dace designated on the registration erti ficate. The Boards must designate u tbe registration certificate the votng place in the polling precinct at vbich tbe elector (a to vote. If there s more tban one voting place in the wiling precincts, tbe Boards shall le^ignate on tbe certificate the voting dace selected by the elector. G. H. MOORE. R. O. McADAMS, WM. C. SHAW, Board of Supervisors of Registration GUN GTIEL I, ABBEVILLE, S. C. Has changed management, the bou?? will be throughly renovated,and i new entrance wtll be made on the Pabtlc Square. Tne traveling public will be farnlehed with lire rlfun ronini ind good bed*. The table *lil be furuUhed with the best that the marlet will afford. Every attention will be given to the pleaa> ire and c<mifort of gtieefa. Patronage of the traveling public la eollcltHi. lt?*a?onable ratea will be given. L. A. LLOYD, I Proprietor. January 6, latt. tf New and UpC! l? 4% MAM oiiajjes. i ' TAGGART ~"i s and New Up-to-Date Shapes of )11 between now and Christmas at give up her store room and will mers prices. She means business, headgear now is your time. The DENTAL NOTICE. 8. F. Killingsworth, No. * Mock Abbeville, K. 0. DENTAL NOTICE. Dr. S. G. Thomson, OKKICK Ui?-STAIK8 ON McILWAlH Corner, Abbeville. 8. 0. Wintergood*. All grittl** of winter nmy uow bt> found at II?UUou'n s < ' 9K \ FBtrfr K JIB J