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5 ' rhe Press and Banner I |3f Published every Wednesday at H a 1 ear la advauoe. | Wednesday, July 5, 1905. f A Beautiful Church Wedding. I Miss Isabel Evans the sweet and attractive daughter of Mr. Jlcn Evans, ot this city, was married Sunday at Lebenon church at tlve o'clock to Mr. John Wilson. Promptly at the appointed hour, by the strains of Mendelsohn's wedding march came the bride Itanln^ on t he arm of tier cousin Miss Una Kadcllff, and matched 1 very slowly up tue left Isle to the altar. There they wt-re met by the groom and hi* b st uiau Mr. (jeoriie Wilson. Rev. Mr Brown In a very tew and chosen word* made them man and wife. The bride was tastily dressed In an accordian pl?-eleil white silk, wnn gloves and bat to match aud carried u t>< qaet of brlde'x roses. She wa? h? prptty and sweet a brlrte as thisorHiiy other hauduoma groom mlghi foudy loi-iH upou. Spec-taior. j Aneutlon FaruierM ! f An enthusiastic meetlug of the A'obevlll. County Farmers U'iioq was b-id hen Sat relay Ju y 1st. Maitersor vltHl Intertsi to the farmers were dl?<!ii?s*ri by M>. E-trle, g nerai orgaulzer, and Mr. Harris ot AuderhUU. A full attendance Is desirfd at the meet h p to be held Id the Court h"us- July 15'h, when iitohl Iropottuni qtiexiious win coin* ui> Presldeut A. F Calver', who has atway> stood shoulder to ahouider with the f:irm)*r? of the C<-tu>iy, Is uslns every i flort !<> s?cur< general organization The good that the Farmers (TiiIo-I'Iims aiootnp ished laso apparent that, i' in hnrd to undeistand why every good fanner In the oouuty does noi'Joiu It. The EnlerlaiDment at the Court Hou*e. \ The entertainments fiven by the Word Sisters have been well attended. The plays are hlgn clats, and the Interludes aie harHctenzed by more originality than Is comrnoi r among the repetolre companies seen here. Every player Is an artist, and the attractive personel of the company Is one of Its best J [recommendations. Mr. Jas Hill deserves a yoie of thanks for his untiring energy on behalf of the amusement lovers of the town [, C;?rd of Ttaunhg. I Donald)). R. C. July 3.1905 I take this method oi thanking my tiieuci; and ' eigbbors for tbeii kindness shown m> < In tbe sickness and death of my wife. Such loyal kindness I shall never forget, and shall ever cherish It up in my hearr. May Gods rlcbent blessing* rest upon thenall.and when the Summons come inay Hi . give us a borne beyond the i-kles Is m\ earnest prayer, f . Frank A. Carwlle. i Piano Recital. Miss Lorena Beachum will give a piano recital at the Court house, Tuesday even me Jnlv 11 lb,assisted by Miss Mary Elizabeth Hill, soprano. MlssBeacbam bas made most splendid attainments Id music, and she is a great favorite with the Abbeville people. The public Is cordially invited to attend ; and a most delightful evening is anticipated. Admission free. Mr- J. A. Von Doblen Promoted We note with pleasure that Mr. J A. Vor Dobien bas been promoted to tbe position of Traveling Passenger Agent of the "Savanab Ocean Steamship Company." He bas lo times past been connected with I tbe Seaboard Air Line Railway, aod our business relations with blm have been most plea'act. The Steamship line Is fortuoateln securing bis servloea. tiicnrnun 10 aiihdih. In another column the Sonthern RhIIwbj caila attention with schedules of an excursion to be run to Atiant* on July 6. Train Leaves Abbeville at S:50 A. M. rate 91.50. This is a fine opportunity to take In the Gate City at an extremely reasonable rate. New House. Messrs. James Taggart and C. A. Smith were awarded 1be contract fur building a new dwelling bou?e 'or Mr. W. C. DuPre. The bonre is now nearly completed and will be both handsome and comfortable. D. of C. The Daughters of the Confpdrpcy will me*>t next Thursday afternoon at 6 o'clock at tie residence ot Mrs. J. C. Ellis. A lull atten danoe Is requested. wanted. District Manager for Abbeville, S. C. lor Ibi old reliable Unlletl Stales Henltb and Acoi dent Insurance CompHuy. Liberal w'raclito producers. Address John R. Tl ornion. Agent, COS 9 Gould Building. Atlanta, G?. i', For Sale. The Counters and Shelves In Mr R. M Hill's store. Enerine for Male. One 2-borsp power Acme steam engine for sale. Apply Press and Bannei office. Mr. Ktnard, engineer on tbe Seaboard All Line, wbo bus been a great sutl'erer tor tw< yearn, died in Columbia last Thurbday rWit. His remain* were brought back to Abbeville end burled In Long Cane cemetery. His family live In AbbeU:le. Mr. Charles A. Smitd did some good wrvri> In movlnz the machinery ol ibe Pressaid Banner office. Mr. James Tag^ert, his partner, was with blui several days. It is said that Rev. Mr. Ewurt has sold hi* house In Abbeville to Mr?. H. P. Mcllwau. for SI. 150, and tbat Mrs. Mel warn has soid her place In town to Mewsrs. R. 8. Link ana J. C. Ellis. ; Mr. R. G. Faulkner will put a glass lront In tbe store lormerly occupied by Mr. R. M. Hill. i Miss Maggie He lllngsworib of Green-vood Is In tbe city spet ding a lew days wlih Minn E?sle Lee McCord. Dr. J. R. Nickels spent last week near Hodges with bis home people. If tbe proposed warehouse Is built Messrs McMillan <t Sondley will make more brick, . Watermelons are being shipped In now. Requirements for Wlnthrop Scholarship. All competitors for scholarships must fill ont and forward this paper to President 1). ?. Johnson, WlnthropCollege, Rock Hill, S. C. Tbe competitive examination for tbe award of Wlnthrop College Scholarships will be held at tbe County Court House In each county July 7tb, 1905, at 9 a. m. at tbe same time tbe examination lor entrance Is held and upon tbe same questions. Tbe examlnotlon will be held upon Arithmetic, Grammar. Geography, U. S. History, Algebra through Simultaneous Simple Equations, Writing, Spelling and Composition. A scholursblp is worth tree lutitlon and one hundred dollars Id money for one session and may be contluuad from year to year for four years or udMI graduation, upon the good behavior and earnest, conccientious application of the student to all ber school duties. Tbeve scbolorsbips will in no case be continued to students whose rauk and standing is low, wbose general demeanor Is objectionable, who do not give promise of usefulness as teachers, or wbose health or other circumstances prevent attendanccon or performance of college duties. Each county Is entitled to as maoy scholarships as it has representatives in tbe Lower House of tbe general Assembly, j Precedence in admission and accomodation or new students will be given to scholarship students. Tbe annual session opens on Wednesday, September '2Utb. Students must be present on tbe opening day. Those absent without good cause will torleit their scholarships and dormitory certificates. Tbe qualifications for becomiDK a competitor for a scnolarship are ai. fellows: Tbe applicant must be not less than fifteen years of age; of Irreproachable moral character; in good health, with uo physical defects, habits or eccentricities, which would Interfere with teaching ; and must propose to follow teaching as a vocation. She must also make proof to tbe Board of Trustees of the College, upon certiticaie or Aucmor ana rreasurer 01 me CouDuty, oi ber financial Inability to attend College. Unless this proof is satisfactory to the Board tbe applicant cannot be awarded a scholarship. No one will dp bPbarred because of attendance upon the Collese during the past session unless she has forfeited her membership In tbe College UDder its rules. & An applicant must make an average of not leas than 70 per cent, on tbe whole examination and must not fall below 50 per cent, on any of tbe subjects of tbe examination in order to be eligible lor appointment to a scholarship. It Is posslle for an applicant tc secure 100 on each subject. Blanks for benefloeary scholarihips may be bad on application. EAST END. Wlint "M" Nees ami Hrar* on IIii Rounds in Country ami in Town. MAKRlAlJK? VISITORS AN D OTIIEK G01NUS OJ ROUT I-' XO. 8. AT IIY.MKNS Al.TKU. On last Sunday afternoon at I.S.I o'clock Mr Joan A. Wilson and MIsk lssbelle Evani were united in roarrisge in the Pre*byterlat church at Lebanon In the presence of a largi congregation Rev. L. W. Brown, pastor ofti elating. The bride never looked bait"so beautiful ai she did on this ocea?.li>n as she stood belort the altar alilred In an elegant while sllfe with hat 10 match. The groom looked lmndsorn"ln I hi con veil' rlonai Milt of blacK The maid of houor, VI Una Kadclltte whs charming in a lovelj white ci:U gowu. .Mr. George Wilson bes man looked happy and wa? at h's b.st. The bride is a graduste of Due West Fe naie College ?'id is accomplished', gracetu aud pri-tty und h <s many rare virtues of in-a?l and heart fin: ever nave, and always wit -vm I ir her the lnuhesi. esteem aid Hdiulra Ion til uli with uh'-tti win conies in contact 1'he ur<i? in is one of ilie Micces-fui and w lilt awa^e tanner-of Alib-vii e Count*, havinji n?. t . r\t Ihu a-orlil'k. I'uf.iU Ml'Olil.d till... > pretty hon e. hosib of lneuds mid now a l(?ve I y briile. What more ?:i'Uicl be wiMi for; li? ->rhI! r?*n in a Mit>J??<:t <>r cocgrniU'Hlinn. A fu r ti.e marriage lemony tn<* iridei'tnJ irouin w- ut to the o d home at U'murldjje out Hre now csll.v fixed i.p and happy ir ndr own ti< ron ?' U'lnrtnle fsrn where ibe.v will b- |)IhhmmI to xer 1 ??# 'r frl*- d*. Hi 8!s el Mtnrfs t-xi?-nd bv8i wishes auii iclfn|i*%t C""BrHtulaiinn". Mr?. J. E. Hullt-y. M'f. .1. L. M <xw?-i| and Ml-* M-?g..e Mil* Kuojt of GreetiW >od nri ikIHii^ iii ir f ilh?-r Mr. J \V. Knox ant! ither relatives and frieu-is in the Sltiroi e't titioi tiiou. M'tsiEiryn lVnn il <?f A'b?vr.le i? ih?t iuest of tier cousin Mis* L<Miia>- MrKenx'e The many friends of Mr?. W. 0. AlcNHH ?vl;i i.e ula?f t'? .e-itn of hf-r Improved ronJi:i<in alter Kullenug for several w e.;s with ilood poison. Mr. R. *. McOonob return, d ia?t week from lie "land o fl >wera" and Is wane more ou ais native hea:b where his frteuds are Kla?i o 8"p lit m. Mra. L)ell? (?rav?s widow of the lii'e J. P, Grav?i, Ik viMiiutf relatives Iti th<? White L.uh md Lebanon motion*. Miw? Belle Kuox or M mnt Harm-"' l? lh<iuenl of her cuusiu Miss Kjs* Kuox ol *h?rou. Mi*H'8 Lillian and Allle Mav P iwer of Anrevllle were the uuestK last Sunday of tbelr rrianriti thp M isHts Evaos ol Lebanon. Misses MBugie and Annie Mary Evans ol Lebanon left last Tuesday lor Clemcou where rbey will af.'end tbe summer scUool. Mr. aud Mrs. Andrew McNeil I and daughters Mrs. Grler of Honea Path and Mrs. A. J. Lyou of Anderson are visiting relailves In tut Sharon and Lebanon neighborhoods. Mrs. F. B. McLean spent last week with Mrs. David Gilliam. Mtss Ruth McLean was the guest last week of Miss Teua Gilliam. Missee Georgia Bell Baskln, Ada McNeill, Loume MeKenzle, Gertrude Penney and Lu:i(le Wllsou were the charming guests ooe lay last week of tbeir friend M:ss ltobena Gilliam. They all enjoyed the d^y uuu bad a nig time. People from Troy, Ctlhoun Falls. Lowndep?Mlle. Abbeville and Greenwood witnessed be VViison Evans marriage last Sunday. IN AND ABOUND THE CITY. Mrs. F. B. Gary entertained tbe Fuchre Ciub last Friday afternoon in a-moat charming manner. Delightful refreshments were served and every one spent a most pleasant time. Abbeville's Bummer School closed last Saturday and although the attendance was not quite as large as formerly yet tbe term was a most successful one as ibe teachers seemed earnest and zealous In their work, and Prof Reld, Miss Nance and Prof. Renwlck Bradley were uone tbe less >o, but were dllllgent, painstaking and faithful in the dlncnarge ol tbeir duties, Instructing the teachers In tbe latest methods of teaching in a most forceful *nd Interesting manner so that each one migbt retain his or her share of tbe good work done at this session. Commissioner F. C. Dupre did all in His power to make the session wbat It was and war greatly Interested la tbe work. Mr. Horace R. McAllister of Abbeville and Miss Florence Caroline Miller.of Laurens were married last Wednesday June 28th, at 2:30 o'clock at the home of the bride. The bride is a oharralng and attractive young lady and will receive a warm welcome from tbe people of Abbeville. Mr McAllister is one of Abbeville's young men wno fs prospering and Is a young man of fine character possessing good business qualifications and has tbe esteem and good wm of every one. Mr. and Mrs. MoAIHsier will move Into their pretty cottage on Upper Main Street this week wbere they will be at home to tholr many Irlends. Tomorrow (Thursday the 6tb)an excursion will be over thaSouihern to Atlanta and a number ol our citizens will take advantage of It to visit the Gate City. Mrs. Mary Hammond and Miss Bessie Murray aceooipauied by Mr. Galnea Hammond will leave tomorrow lor Atlanta where they w'M visit relatives and friends. Mr. and M rs. Gaines Hammond with tb? ix haudsoroe little son arrived in ibe city Its) Mot.day and will spend a while with relaive?. Miss Sadie Hrmmond Is out of the Fxprect Office (or a vacation and Miss Antoinette dammond Is filling her pii.ee. Postmaster Link spent the Id At anta. If tbefourth of July Is a "National holiday' we would like to k ni.w wby li 1m that the R K. D. Carriers are not granted a holiday, ai ibey are employee-s of \he Government am ibould of all classes eijoy the "day we cel< rate." Why Is It that carriers in some stc * loos are "called oil" on this day, while >ibers have to ride ? MlssRunette 'i uroer is visiting relatlvei ?nd friends !n Greenwood. Mrs. F. J Mart-hall returned heme las we<-k from a pleasaDtstay with her son Mr Calhoun Maisball and lamlly of Anderson. Another show has struck tbe city th "Wood Sllterh" which will continue througi tie week in the Court House under the man agement ot Prol. Jame-s A. Hill. Let every body go Saturday night as on tba night a "barrel of money" will be glvei aw?y. No tuke, go and get your shore. Brth?At At bevllle July 1st, 1905 to Mrs AIbert EinioreTaylor a son. Mr. tt. M. Hill bus moved Into tbe Alewlo siore where he will be glad to see his old cus lomers aud irieuds. The Keir Furniture Co, we bear, aie to occupy (wheu fixea up) th store-reom Just vacated iiy Ml. Hlil. Mrs. Prinieol Wllllamstou and her daugb er bpent last week in the city tbe guest c Mrs. Mary DuPre a sister of Mrs. Prince. DEATH OK MR. T. E KINARD. Mr T. E. Klnard died In Columbia 01 Thursday SO June 1905 aLd bis remains wer brought to this city Friday atternoon an< were inteired Ic UpperLcng Cane cemetary I'he deceaseu was a residtnt ol Abbeville lo t nu mber ot y tars, bLd ?bs a laitblul engl neer on tbe Seaboaid Air Line, having tl confidence and highest esteem ol his ett i loyeia arid bimi-elt and lauiiiy sharuig tbi good win hdo love 01 the people 01 mis com (uunity who now extend to the bereaved one ibelr slDcre sympathy In ibis their dari bour ol affliction. EXCURSION. Cheap Excursion lo Atlnutn, <*a., vi July O, 1005. The Southern Hallway will operate a pop ular daylight excursion to Atlanta, July 6-7 on the following schedule and rates: Lv Abbeville 8.50am $1 60 Lv Hodges 9 36 am 1 50 Lv Warevlne 9.48 am 1 50 Lv Donalds 9.55 am 1 50 Lv Honea Pain 10 07 am 1 50 Arrive In Atlanta at 3 p. m. Returning, tbis excursion train leaves At lanta 8 p. m., Atlanta Time, J uly 7th, A representative ol the Passenger Depart ment Southern Hallway will personally con duct the excursion through to Atlanta to Id sure good order and ample accommodation for ail. This Is a rare opportunity offered people o this section to visit Atlanta. For lnlormatlon, apply to Ticket Agents or R.W.Hunt, W.E. McGee, D. P. A., T. P. A., Charleston. S. C. Augusta, Oa. nnnt.ppa timpamthm Vi-L V JJXJXVU XXIX XXXI X U1U? ihlld Xot Gxpectfd to Live from On Hour tu Another, hut Cured !>; OliHinbvrlHiu'M Colic, Cholera am Diarrhoea Itvmed.v. Ruth, the little daughter of E. N Dewey of Agnewville, Va., was seriou ly ill of cholera infantum lastsuoimei "We gave her up and did not expec her to live from one hour to another, he hhvs. "I hsiiinene(l to think < Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera an 1 Diarrhoea Remedy and got a bottle <: I it Irom the stole. In five hours 1 sa\ a cbauge lor the better. We kept o giving it and before 9he Lad taken th half of one small bottle she was well. This remedy i9 for tale by all druggist ; Abbeville, H. M. Young, Due West. 1 The most attractive line of crockery to t seen lu this at Dargan'a 5 and 10 cents store. :Woods Sisters Big Co? 3A It C.ntirt HaIKp !: WV/ Ml ^ JL IV/ * P d T . 1 1 * _ __ IBSSRSSi?-, ' ot?H3&IHBHHBP -' ' * B 1 All j Admission - 15c, 25c, 35c. % hi MATINEE: ' * T J J 1 tn 1 * T"r i rs _ j "1 _ ? L.l -urcue ?tea ?iiamg nooa, ?aturaay evening, s , v? ~ m GREAT ATTRACTIONS I * ? di at Haddon's. ^ bi 4 . It hi For next 30 days special prices will , be made on great variety of season- 5 able goods. New goods coming in 2 every week. You can usually find ? what you want any day in the year. R. JUL. HADDON & CO. * al 1 \A ; L_ ? el g For a Summ <11| s 1 t Bride. 1 *; , at There no gift r ? m 11 m 11 u , ' * ?< J ijfe -K J Mri none rccie itujUt-'f, if**" a j<ji ^ ! || Bt(k itc^e II o r jk i r ? t jp s * I ilk Stcv* v "I !i: i ! mil < li.i J nr. tjjjjjP lLl u Ctr U t d jl f t I (c ( mi. 11.. n i : 11 them. JSP J>? it ', o< PAINT For Sale Cheap, i YOUR s One 12-Horse Engine. 8< TT/\TTQ1? Two 60-Saw Gins. i JQV w OlJ Feeders and Condensers. Line Shaft and Pulleys. * J. H. C. Waddell Ac?tton FaHnB-&c'. , All in good running order. .. Will nnint vnnr hnnco inuwto 4l au(l out reasonably. First-class jyj g 01inkSCaleS, work guaranteed. Btstofref- * ' j{ ereuces furnished. Graiuinga DUE WEST, S. C; n j specialty. Give me a trial. __ w . Go to Milford's for make man tablets. ? Mess. A. M. Smith. & Co. Don't fall to call and see D. PoliakoDTs $3.00 8 Tlpar Sirs?Thp harrpl nf men il,ieB ,or 82 50 1 UGal Olio xxic UctllCi. U1 Hase ball goods In all the grades at Dargan's p, :t flour bought of you short Macbeth lamp chimneys at Dargan's. L i) , , n *lr. i AT If Russian Corn Cure falls to remove your , While clgO IS DV lax the best 1 corns we will chperiully refund y iur money. 11 , , . _ , , ?Speed's Drug Store. -d have USed Since I helve been Tbe Are backs In nil our stoves are guaran? 1 ?f finiioalraoninn teed mr 15years. Yuu run no risk. Dargan's m v 5 and 10 cent store. a, Q Very trulv, We have a nlc<? line of ladles hand bag a1 ? ? %i 11 which we are t-elllug at reduced prlceB.? tl * A. G. Faulkner, speed's Drug Store. In +1,* ?11 Enterprise Quality Stoves carry with them ? That S tne way all our CUS" all the beauty and goodness that a stove cc tomers talk. Why don't YOU mf^er1,can Klve lh,em- D*wa 86118 the?- ? j * v We have several new drinks we want you trv our nour next time ' to try- 80 come to Mllford's Drug Store where _ ,e^ . ?. ? . . . ? you can get what you want served In the A. M. Smith & Co. best of style. WEST END. ] Miss Mamie Morse came borne tbe first, of Ml week Irom Clinton where she bad been ie guest of Miss Tallulab Neville. Miss Isabel i bomas of Greenville 1b Id tbe ty tbe guent oHtae Misses Calhoun. A de- ' ghtful entertainment wan elven Tuesday , /enlng In boaor of Miss Thomas by tbe hsses Calhoun. Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Cowan spent Sunday j tbe city wltb Mr. aud Mra. P. A. heatbam. Miss AutolDette Hammond baa returned om a visit to her sister, Mrs. Gaines Hummod, Id Greenwood. Miss Heieu White Is a guest-at a bouse arty elvm by Miss Bessie Simpson at ber eilgbtful home hi Anderson. Miss Mary L<>u Smith c-tuie home Irom [arris Lltbla -Saturday after a week's slay jere. K -v. J. C. Shlve hdR gone to Cheatham, Va., i upend a short while. Mis. Sblvw will wimpiiiiy him on bin return. Miss Mary and M s* Leila Link came hom< nin Sparianbuig Friday afur spandmp mie nine tuerc w 11ti their aunt, Mrs. Frank IcGre. I MIkm Label Hai'dnu a* rt Mr. R. M. Hud'loi nine tuiine from Harris Luhla utter spending ti? pawl ten d*y* there. < Mrs. J. C. Roper lett Thu-aday for Atlanta rhere Khe wUI visit relative* for a tew ee'is. She wa^itbe g.itst of Mrs. C. D i-vwn while lu the c>t.v. M h. E bei Rggs Hollowav of Cbapp<>l s ! ( j the city visiting her uucie, Dr. 0. A [ "lift r. , Miss Ethel Howell of Waiterborn u her* i" chai mldg guest of M>s? M?iu e Morse. Mr. Stewart Miner was In L-iurwiix sev?*rni ays last week to atlenil the MiUer-M ;Alli*te' 'i-ddlne. M . W. Joel Smltb reiu n-d to tb? city atu diiy altera pleasant si y it Spartanburg r>d Harris. Mrs. Claude Jones Is In Hodges speudlng n rh le wuh frLud-. Mr. Wtillam H rrls was In Athens last 'eek for a lew days. Mr. F. L. Morrow went to Lowndesvlllt < aturday on buslnesa. I Ou account of a wash out near Tacooa all ie trains to and from Atlanta on tb? 1 nulhern were ruu over the Seaboard Sun uy. i Mr. and Mrs. H 'race R McAllister came to hbevllie Thursday tmm Ltureus. The* HI be with Mrs. T. H Maxwell for a tew ee?H ttiei begin housekeeping at then me on Greenville s'reet. Mr. and Mrs IcAHIster have tbe beat wlshee of a nost ol lendu here. I Miss Connie Wardlaw of Due West Is th>uest of Mian Ada Rlcbey for a few days. PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT. Miss Joule Lyon entertained a few of ber lends Thursday evening In bonor of MUs nrrle widemen and Miss Frances Widenian f Due West. Wblst was played. Tbe lady rlze, a lovely gold bat plD, was won by Miss ary and Mr. Eugene JobnBon won tbe jDtleman's prize, a stick pin Deilgbtful sfresbments were Berved alter tbe games. Mrs. Msggte L. Bullock la expected home om Augusta In a few days. Mrs. Bullock tpected to be out of tbe olty for s?me time I lit on account of Illness will r<turn to i bbevllle. ' Mr. W. D. Barkadale was In Atlanta last eek for a day or two, on business M1*b Blanche tiary Is at nomo from Colnmla where she has been visiting Miss Louise alley since tbe closing of tbe Coljege for 'omen, where she Is taking a course In molft ( Miss Mamie Lou Morse entertained Monday rening In honor of Mitts Etbel Howell of ralterboro who is hor fair guest. Miss JLallie Calhoun is borne /rom Augusta j here sbe has been taking a coarse Id i Inderearteu during the winter. Mr. W. A. Templeton Is home Irom Milirsburg where be bas been visiting bis ingbter Mrs. J. MoC Thorn. Mr. Joe P. Glies ol New York was lu town r a few hours last Wedneeday. Mrs. Fannie J. Marshall returned the first I ' last week from Anderson where sbe bad | :en visiting her sun, Capt. J. C. Marshall. MIBB Louise Bailey of Columbia arrived in le city Monday and will spend some time are with MisiiBianobe Gary. < Mrs. A. B. Cheatham is In Greedwood lending a few days. EUCHRE CLUB. j The Euchre Club was pleasantly enter talced j rlday afternoon by Mrs. Frank B Ga y. lss Marie Gary will entertain the olub at lie .-it meeting. Mr. Julian Roper went to Columbia Satur- | ly and returned Monday. Mr6. Roper and lelr little daughter Nelle Accompanied him id they will remain In the oity some time. I bey are staying with Miss Brooks. j L)m^f Dallavenn WarHloar nf P/tlnmhla Vflfi i the oity Saturday and Sunday the guest of ilatlves. I Mr. and Mn. Henry Cleveland of Atlanta -e In the city spending a while with Mrs. T . Heal. Miss Mamie Hill la home from Pkoenlx, riz., where sbe has been teaching for iveral yearn. Prof. L. W. Dick is at Clemson College itendlng the Summer school for a few days. 1 Mrs. James 8 Bowie has returned from larlon wbere she ha? been on a visit to her iotber, Mrs. Godbold. Miss Sara Norwood ofDreiden was In tbe ty port of last week. Mr. W. Jotl Morse Is at Clemson attending ie Summer school for a lew days. Miss EUde Holman returned Tuesday from lken wbere she bas been spending some- , me. Mr. M. W. Nabors of Hartford. Ga., is in , ie city tbe euevt ol Mr. C. C. Nabors. Mm. P. H. Sellers and Mlns Fay Sellers are | i Taccoa, Ga., to otterd tba marriage ol rs. Sellers' broiber Mr. J R. McLangbn. I Mrs. Geo. Dunbar bas relumed to ber borne Atlanta alter a pleasant stay here with r?. New. The Misses Cater have nearly completed elr summer work and will rest the month August. { Dr. C. A. MllJord bas gone to Harris for a w days. Dr. Millord has not been well for e Dast few days and hopes that a change Ill beueflt him. Miss CassleFleming wag the guest of Mrs. L. Robertson last week for a day or two. 3. A, L. IS NEW SEE VICE, irouifh Trains From Sew Tork to Blrtnlnjf htoi. Atlanta Constitution. The new through service of tbe Seaboard ' lr Line will be Inaugurated between New irk and Birmingham when train No. 33 < jm tbe east gots through Atlanta on 10 tbt , entern terminus or tbe road at Birmingham is afiernocn. Beginning with tbls Initial run there will s a through train each way every day for e time being. Later other through trains 1 ill be added. In addition to tnis service splendid local train each way dally will < > oporated between Atlanta and Blrmlng im. In all there will be two trains each ' ay dally between Atlanta and Birmingham, < )d two of these irains will ply between ie Alabama city and New York. , The inouguratlon of this now service marks 1 j epoch In tnrough traffic In tbis part of ie country, for tbe trains so run will make , mnectlon lu Birmingham with tbe frlsco ir points in the far west, thereby becoming nportant factors In what Is practically the I ane-contlnental travel. , Train No. 33, which has heretofore been rrivini? in Atlanta from the east at 8:55 clock la tbe afternoon, Is due to arrive lis afternoon at 3:40 o'clock and fifteen ilnutes later, at 8:15 o,clock, will resume lu ' lurney to Birmingham, arriving there at 26 o'clock In tbe evening. Tbe eastbonnd train will be No. 33, wblcb ill leave Birmingham at 0:20 o'clock in tbe lornlugand reacb Atlanta at 11:60 o'clock, mtlnulngon to New York at noon sharp, i be schedule between Atlanta and Blrmlngam will be five and a half hours lor eacb aln. 1 Both thece trains will carry Pullman rawing room sleepers and cale cars, and 111 be elegently appointed in every partlcuir. From time to time tbe schedules will be lortened and otber Improvements lnstltu>d, /or tbe Seaboard management has siarti out to make this New \ork Birmingham >rvlce as near perfect as possible. Tbe Woods Misters. Thi9 popular attraction opened a reeks engagement in tbe Court House ist night aod made a most favorable impression. The plays to be presentd lor the balance cf the week will be a Home affair", which had a run of 0 nights in the Garden Theatre in raw York. "Is marriage a failure" behind tbe scenes and the ever poputr niay, The two Orphans as the latinee. Little Red Biding Hood 'ith all the accessories including the 'ere wolt the Little Princes and the ' Zitten Etc. J 7S.f * 1005 1 OLLEGE OF CHARLESTON ! Charleston, S. C. ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS WILL BE ( held id tbe County Court House on Fri , ly. July 7, at 9 a. m. One Free Tuition Scliol ?blp to eHCb county of South Carolina ' ivarded by County Superintendent ol Educa ( on and Judge of Probate. Board and turnhed rooms at Dormitory, 810 a month. All indldates for admission are permitted to < >m pete for vacan t Boyce Scholarships wblch i ly 8100 a year. For further Information and italogue, address Harrison Randolph, President. (jio to Mllford's for Llqnozone. j Uo to Mllford'a for Pomperlau Cream. g . . HELL BREAKS LOOSE IN THE HOMINY POT. WHoLENALE SHOOTING IX NEGRO RIOT ON THE SAVANNAH. Scene Of Many Grnnome Deaths? Mo nut Cmmel Magistrate lo Colniu* bla LearuH tbat Negro Picnic on Mavanuah River Tarns Into Rloti State. Magistrate L. M. Stanton of Mount Carmel in Abbeville county had hardly arrived in the city yesterday before he received a letter saying that "Hell had broke loose" in Abbeville. The^cene of the disturbance whs the fam.?u-? "Hominy Pot," a whirlpool in theSavaunah river near where the Broad enters it from the State of Georgia. This spot has been the place of many murders and a few deuades ago it was not uncommon to find iu its vortex the body of some ne<ro who had been probably thrown in by hi.4 comrades. One peculiar liircumstance c?nn?cted with the 'Hominy Pot" was the drowning of Tutt Danford, colored. Four negroes robbed a store in Abbeville, about 15 yeaisago. Oftl.ese, three were convicted, when Tutt Daufohd, wlio had been implicated, turned Stale'n evidence. Not long after the other men were sent to S^ate prison, Danford'ibody was fouud in the "Pot." All of tbe men have since died in the penit enMary, except Bob Partlow, who served his i eriu and is now back foi another ofiense. The letter which Mr Stanton received from a young man at Mount Carmel naid that on Saturday last the negroes had ?. i icnic at the "Pot" which resulted in a general cutting and bhooting scrape. Will Toole, Allen BankB and Tom Queue were shot, and Walter Morrow brained with a baseball bat another negro. Still another wan run into the water and was drowned while swimming across. The question has come up in Abbeville, did tbe man die in this State or in Georgia? Louis McDuffleand Walter Morrow, tbe ring leaders in the riot, were at the time of tbe latter hiding in the cane brake. This man McDuffie, 9ays Mr. Stanton, is not a new offender, for the magistrate himself recently , fined him $50 for beating his wife. He is a negro of some possessions and has little regard for law, as he always is able to pay bis fines. Tbe magistrate immediately wrote ? log soenn auu iuc juuu^ uj?u who communicated with him. He will leave for Abbeville himself today if there is any news that the meD have been caught. General Newi Notes. A New Yorker urges the president jo investigate the government distribution of seeds. i The proposed national assembly of Russia will be under absolute auto- | jratic regulation. The British steamer Ikhona, from Rangoon to Yokohama, was struck by the Russia warship Terok, June 5, aear Houg Kong. I The French chamber of deputies Lias practically concluded debate on i the church and state separation bill. < Former President James W. Alexinder, of the Equitable Life Assur- i ince Society, is so ill that he has not j yet been told of the acceptance of his resignation by Chairman Morton. It is believed that the United States Steel Corporation has made peace with the Wabasb Railroad, as considerable freight is going over that system. President Hadley, in his baccalaureate address to the Yale seniors, warned them against assuming the righteousness of the scribes and Pharisees. A trust is said to have killed a thousand creameries in western states, in pursuance of a movement to stifle , competition. A Sunday conference was held in New York on Panama canal aflairs, Secretary Taft, Chairman Shonts, Engineer Wallace and William Nelson Cronwell, the commissioners' counsel j being present. ' i Governor Folk of Missouri has threatened to order out troops to raid the race track gamblers at St. Louis. D. C. Curtis and Lee Schramacb were killed and J. D. Hill mortally ( wounded at Waynesboro, Ga. Tht trouble arose over an old grievance. Argument was beard in theGaynor Greene habeaas corpus case at Toronto. No decision was rendered. Japan and Russia have practically agreed upon their peace plenipoten iarlea. Equitable .Life Assurance Sooiety 1 Jirectors must nereaner meet rnuuiu ly instead of quarterly. In Berlin the belief is growing that LJreat Britain is trying to embroil 3ermany and France over Morocco. 1 An aged New York spinster, who was found unscious seemingly from starvation bad $15,000 in her room. President Boosevelt appointed former Senator McComas of Maryland ( mstice of the district of Columbia court of appeals. Captain Seibert's German troops in Southwest Africa were defeated bj the insurgent leader, Marengo, and juffered heavy loss. Mayor Weaver of Philabelphia says that the tight for purity has just begun and that a clean sweep will be made. ( There is a belief in India that the home government's recognition of Lord Kitchener's polioy will lead to the resignation of Lord Curzon as viceroy of India. Graeme Stewart, a republican leader of Chicago, died there on account of a clot of blood on the brain. He was the republican candidate for mayor of Chicago four years ago. The secret service investigation of thAuiipffpH le&kincrin the aericultured department's crop reports Indicates that advance information may have bean given to New York brokers. A storm of oyclonic proportions, accompanied by a deluge of rain, passed over New York. A large building in course of construction was demolished and much other damage was done. Secretary of War Taft in an address i to the graduates of Yale Law School declared the jury system in Porto Rico to have been a failure of justice in the United States for the frequency of murders and lynchings. Ybe Diamond Care. The latest news from Paris, is, that they have discovered a diamond cure for consumption. If you fear consump- j Liod or pneumonia, it will, however, ae best for you to take tbaa great reme jy mentioned by W. T. McGee vf Van leer, Tenn. ''I had a cough, for four:eeu years. Notbine helped me, until [ took Dr. King's New Discovery for Jonsumption, Coughs and Colds, tvhich guve instant relief, and effected i permanent cure." Unequaled quick jure, for Throat and Lung Troubles. iU P. B. Speed drug store ; price 50c ind $1.00, guaranteed- Trial bottle 'ree. Do you need a otaurn t The elegant whit ' [lazed oh urns we are showing are the goods or you to buy. Easy to keep olean. Dar? < ;an'B 6 and 10 centa tore. < / - -*sc- v DDE WEST. Interesting Paragraph* from (he City of Colleirefl. Due West, 8. C., July 3,1905. Misses Lizzie and Gussle Harper, who recently graduated lrom the Thoru well Orphanage, are now at home. It will be pleasing to the friends or Miss Gussle to know that she was valedictorian of her class and also won the medal for the best housekeeper. Miss Heleo Orler Is spending the Fonrth with frleDds at Belton. ? Mrs. W. R. Bradley and children of Abbe* vine are with the family ol Dr. J. W. WideMiss Qertrude Brownlee left Friday for Litchfield, Coun., wnere she will study vocal music for some weeks. MIbs Inez Tolmle, vocal teacher In the D. W. F. C., Is aiso there. Misses Alma and Daisy Brock and Luna 'NjS TrlbOie attended the state Teachers Association hi ClemKon College ia?t week. Mr. Hubert Martin and bride of Greenville have neon wlftTbome folks near town. Mr. Sloan EMIs Is making preparation! to build a nome in Du? West. Miss Mattie Van Fleet, afterspenrflng sometime witn friends In and around Due West, leaves this week for the Y. P. C. U. Convention In Gaston la. Stie goes as a delegate from the Bartow, Fta., churcn. Mr. J. R Yuung bas located at McDonoagb, Ga , wuere be will be engaged In the praotloe . . J9 ' I medicine this summer. He will return to Vaoderbilt University next year to complete : ulweourne. ..'Vjs Dr. Henry Youngr went to Colombia Monday to maud tbe State Dentists Examinations. M Intt Lois Cowan ban returned from a delightful tea days visit to her friend, Mrs. Setzler, of Fomarla. James and MIks Llla Bonner left Monday to ?S| spend awblle with their Grandfather Neejat Mrs. Fortol C >lumbla was tbe znest Of Mrs. Alice Brlcp lit ibe College Home. Mes*rs. Barroa and Livy Caldwell are playlow ball (or tbe Llnoolntoo, N. C., team. Mrs. Jaale Harpsrand Mrs. J. E. Todd spent t few days Id Anderson last week wllb Mm. J. E Baitow ?<-na'or T. G. McLeod, of Lee County, who made Ibe addrea* of Ibe day at tbe picnic at (Joion Academy Saturday, waa tbe gueit of Mr. FrHoR Epr>. Mis. Fraun Carwtle died at lier borne near ibis place last Friday ulgbt after a brief 111oesa. Sbe was tbe daughter of Mrs. Walker and leaves a bunband aod four children. The funeral was conducted at Little River Cburch Saturday afternoon by Rev. O. Y. Bonner. Samuel Austin of Laurens In wltb DeWltt Black well for a few days. Messrs. A. 8. Kennedy, Jobn Kennedy, 8. C. Johnston, Waller and Henry Bonner, John Addison, Ollle and Lawrenoe Brownlee expect to take In tbe Fourth at Anderson. Tile many frlenda of Miss Elizabeth Hawthorne, who lives near here, will be glad to knew that sbe Is Improving from her reoent tlckness. Miss Hawthorne baa a remarkable record In that she Is elghty-elx years old and ?ggfl never had a doctor to see her until about two ggo, The following are some of tb.r?e who expect to represent Due West at the Yonng People's Christian Union Convention at Gaatonla, N. C., this week : Dr. F. Y. Premily, Rev. O. Y. Bonner, Rev. James Boyoe, Misses Bessie and Jessie Boyce, R.S. Galloway. M ss Jennie Galloway, Mrs. Lola Devlin, J. P. Pressly, Miss Jean Pressly, Sep Edwards, Miss Ellen Edwards, Miss Minnie Alexander, Mrs. W. K. Douglas*, Miss Mary Kennedy, J, B. Pressly. Calvin Grler, Miss LemaleTrlbble, Miss Lola Bell. Miss Kato Addison, JimWldeman. Rev. James Boyoe and Mr. D. 8. Edwards went on Monday to arrange about the music. m 9 mm At the Eareba Agnlo. Mr. Thomas H. Cobb, who baa been absent In Georcla for neveral week a la hank a?ln it bis post in the Enreka hotel. He baa exoel- - '-"$1 lent qualities which alwaya bring hin service Into demand. Tbe Preaa and Banner la always glad to note tbe prosperity of any yonng man. Mr. Cobb will no doabt beoome an sfflclent hotel man. Buy It Now. Now is the time to buy Chamber* lain'a Colic, Cholera anb Diarrhoea Remedy. It is certain to be needed sooner or later and when that time somes you will need It badly?you wlH need it quickly. Buy it now. Ijt may Bave your life. For sale by all druggists Abbeville, H. M. Young, Due STATEMENT Showing the condition of the Peoples Savings Bank, Of ABBEVILLE. 8. C. At close of business June 30th, 1905. Commenced business March 20th, 1904. Resources. | Loans and discounts $99,132 33 Real estate....: 3,000 00 Safe, furniture, etc 1,632 42 Cash and due from Banks 32,183 75 1135,948 60 r;| Liabilities. Capital stock ;.$21,800 00 Deposits 70,174 85 Re-discounts 33,601 00 Profits 2,649 44 Surplus 4,000 00 Due Banks 3,723 21 1135,948 50 South Carolina, Abbeville County. I, R. E. Cox, Cashier, of the above nampH Rank Hn onlamrilv Quraar that the above statement is true to the best of my kuowledge and belief. R. E. Cox, Cashier. ^ v);Jj Sworn to before me this the 4th of Tuly, 1905. Albert Henry, N. P. S. C. Correct Attest, J. S. Stark, -V^S J. R. Glenu, 8. G. Thomson, Directors. A New Book!, j :ljf External History of the Bible? A Comprehensive and In, structive Work. "The English Bible; A Survey of Its External History." By Rev. P. B. Wells. PERHAPS YOU NEED THIS BOOK. DO you wlsb to know something of the various version b of the Bible, of tbe sources for recovering; tbe original text of Scripture? 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