The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, November 04, 1908, Image 5

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\ 1 he Press and Banner, j Published every Wednesday at two dollarBa ! a year Id advanee. Wednesday, Nov. 4, 1908. Fine PlHntatiou fur Kent. Home place of lale Dr. Jn^pb L. Pressly at Cedar Springs, containing 900 acres of land. For terms and particulars, write to Charles P. Pressly, Attorney at Law, 2t Augusta, (ia. I.ONt l)OK. There has strayed from my bouse a brown Aredaie terrier. HU tail Is about four iuehes long. Any one returning the doc to me will be liberally rewarded. Frank B. Gary. \cw Law Finn. Mr. David Hill has located In Abbeville and he and Senator Frank B. Gary bave formed a , law partnership This partnership will be mutually helpful to the parties. Senator Gary is a lawver of first rank and splend'd praotice, and Mr. Hill Is a young mau of unusual ability and plenty of energy. OyKter Supper. The Ladles Aid Society will give an oyster pnpper at Lebanon, at the h?me nf Mr. C B. Evans, next Friday night, Nov. ti!h, beginning at (J o'clock, for the benefltof the church. Wanted. A position as Farm Superintendent. Ex perlenced in worKlng band. Can give good references. * ~ D f. II Apyi> w r . V.V U. UIUV6| W. W. ik W. H. Hradley. ? Land for Sale. I will sell 60 acres of land tbive miles from HodgeBand two miles from Warevlilw, within half mile of railroad. Terms easy. Apply to W. W. Bradley. K'urm Watitcil. Wanted ?A good two or three-borse farm for either standing rent, or part of crop. Good laod and g od hoimes. Wnilem Morrison. tt Anderhoo, 8. C , K. F. IX 3. - English Spavin I.inimeiit removes Hard, Soft or t^auuUbed Lamps and BiemNbh? trom borses ; al o Blood Spavins, Curb*, , Splints,Sweeoey, Ring Bone, Stifles, Sprains, Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. Save 350 by use of one bottle. A wonderful Blemish Cura. Sold by P. B. Speed, druggist. Young; Men! If you want to know why you should become telegraph oper?tors and what school to 1 attend, write to SOUTHERN SCHCoL OF TELEGRAPHY. Newnau.Ga., for Iree Catalog "A " EVERY BOY should read It. Positions positively guaranteed. Itch cared In 31 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Never falls. Sold by P. B. Speed, druggist. The Real EHlale Market Active. ! How about a nice cottage In the city of Abbeville? Have more than a dozen at prices ranging Irom $375 to $5,000. Also several lots at moderate prices and any o'd terms. Can fell you any number of acrex of cultivated lands near olty, or country. One new cottage just tlnlsbed, wltb all modern improvements, cheap lor cash. Costs you nothing to look. Come to see me. Always Id office. tf M. E. Holllngsworth. Fire Insurance. i Citizens Insurance Agency, Anderson, S. C., makes a specialty of Are Insurance on System Gins and otber large line*, and are in position to handle any otber business ibat c?n- , not be placed with your local agents. We , shall be glad If you wil drop us a line. Same Bhall be attended to Immediately. Noah's Liniment. Suflerera from all Internal and external ao it? ?uu paiun will And Immediate rt-lief by i using Noah's Liniment?the honest liniment ?trip'e strength, the roost effective nnd most .penetrating of all pain killers. Contains no alcohol or poisonous drugs, and It Is for sale by all dealers in medicine, 25\ Noah's Ark on every original package. Before buying a Range be sure to see the wonderful ."National" that is for sale by Dargan. Sforae'N Local*. Red May and Fnltz seed wheat?* limited quantity. If j ou need any call at once. Jus' opened a keg of cuoumbers In nrine for plctcilng, very cheap 8 l-3c per dozen. Come promptly. ? ' >1 1~? -' I o-IfV, I nave a r>ujt?u iuuui uonucu shellH, and a few cans of crab meat without shells. Price reduced from 25c to 20c aad 18c. Big hominy received this week. Nice evaporated apples at 10c a pound. A plenty of good coal, coke and wood on band, ready to deliver on short notice. A good stock of grates, and all of tbe necessary accompaniments. Fenders, blowers, pokers, tongs, shovels, trivets and boilers. Boys, we have a One lot of marbles now. How In Your 1> IgCHlion. Mrs. Mary Dowlioij of No. 22S Sth Ave., San Francisco, recommends a remedy for stomach trouble. She says: "Gratitude lor tbe wonderful effect of Electric Bitters in a case of acute indigestion, prompts this tes-ti monial. I am fully convinced thai for stomach and liver troubles Electric Bitters is ttie best remedy on tbe market to-day." This great tonic and altorotivo mpilifinp invigorates the s\S tem, purifies the Mood and i*. especially helpful ill all forru9 of female weakness. 50c at Speed's druu store. DOE WEST. Netvsy Paragraphs from the Classfc City ?Visitors Coming and Going. Misres Julta Wren and Bessie Todd w?nt up on Saturday to Belton to spend a short time wlih Mrs. Dr. Todd. Rev. W. A. M. Piaxco of Ba'tow, F orlrts, reached Due W<'8t on last 8?Mi?1av. He came to attend the meeting of Pres'>yter.\ whii h convene# here on Monday evening. Ml?s Anna Cro?slnnd of Georgia Is the gne-t o'trlerdsat the D. W. F C. M'pm Ci'i'Kffa-eK spent some time In town with M ss Rnsa Caldwell. she came up from Oreetiwood to attend her graudfatber's funeral. MUs Knth Robinson returned 1 <st we< k af'er spending seveu weeks tu Atlanta, b*vber eyes treated. M lsees Mattle and Jessie Williams af Ba'tow. F1*., who hHve been the guests of tor>. O Y. Boo.ier ate row in Newberry. Tbey expect to leave shortly for Washington to pend th?? winter. Kev. M.F.Cain of Memphis Tenn., Is the guest of bis sister. Mrs. L C. Galloway. He will go down to Newberry to attend the meeting otSvood. Rev. W. C Kerr Is ?pend'ng a 'ew days In Due West. He has be*n preacblDg In Tennessee for the past year. Mr. R S. Gal'oway spent last week In North Caro lna. He attended the Presbytery at Gllead, N. C. Miss Lavlna Kennedy held nt her home a protracted meeting of the "Merry Six" on last Friday night, a sumptuous eupper wa< served after which chestnuts were rousted, marshmellons toasted and after a merry time tbe six girls retired up Malts 10 await the stroke of twelve that by looking in the glass they mleht see tbe face of the "to be". The Jolly girls made a lively crowd around the break.'&<*t table and each on** was lo b to ... .?- I - >1 >1.1 [m.|,.n Iho *"drck? u|l uc htcll u. ii'iit nij.'i ,uf meeting were Eva Cllnkscalea. Jos>-e Bovce. Gertrude Brownlee, Lizzie Hagan, Alary Gallowav. Mlas Agues Devlin entertained a few of her girl Mend* on Saturday evening at a Hallowe'en Hen party. Sunday School Institute At the Baptist church, Nov. litb, Wednetday of next wfefc. at 2:30 P. M.. a Sunday School Institute will be held. Rev. J. D. Moore of Columbia, Sunday School Field Secretary of tbe South Carolina Baptist State Convention, will conduct it. He la an expert Id Sunday school worn and will doubtless pretext profitable Ideas and plana. All Ilia Sppday schools and others are Invited to be OU ?and promptly. The exerclsea will not list much over un hour. Let all come. A r Wtlktnu Pastor. ' Winter blasts, (musing pneumonia, pleurisy and consumption will soon be bere. Cure your cougb now, and strengthen your lungs wltb Foley's Houey and Tar. Donotrlnk starting tbe winter wltb weak longs, wben Foley's Hooey and Tar will care tbe most obstinate oougbs and colds, and prevent serious reenlts. O A. M11 ford & Co. k. \ . EAST END. What "M" Sees and Hears on His Rounds About the City and Along Ronte No. 3. B'r tiroes In Abbeville Ihls week. Cbrysantb-um Fair, Bazar, and Baby Show. Iu RofPDbe-"K8 ball near the Episcopal Cburcb on Trinity Street. Mus cal program In charge of Professor HiiEuelet. Admission fee only ten cents. All under the auspices of the Civic League. This is the plane to get a nice Christmas present, sodou't miss the opportunity Thurfday the 5th. Attend and help the ladles build up and beautify our historic old cltv. Mr. Andrew Edwards, o( Georgetown, spent last Monday In the city on business. His (rleudn arealways glad to see him In his old home. Mr. Oscar Cobb, Abbeville's 'shoe man" speot l?sl Sunday lu Spartanburg on what "the boys" call particular business. He has re'urned aud seems s? happy as a lark. . Messrs Eugene Cobb and Olyn Green left I yesterday lor Waor, TexaR. w here they go to I accept positions offered. The best withe* ol ' their friends go with them and hope they may meet with the success they deserve, In the Lon^Star S'ate. Mrs. Kd Calhoun and daughter, Miss Ivey le t yesterday to visit relatives In Mississippi. Postmaster Totbert spent S*tuiday night and Sunday at his country home. Mr. W. E. Penney spent last Saturday night and Sunuay with his home people at Shnron. Mr. Hoyt Re'd served Route No. 5 several days this week for Mr. J T. Lomax who had special business id the city. 1 The Oysters served last Monday by the ladleejot Trinity Church was a success. Receipts about thirty Ave dollars. ? We notice the order or the day Is first "cleaD up" aud then "beautify"; this ib In good order and we hope the Civic League will oe readi ly assisted in this good work by every citizen (we have a pile for tbprn) and sight them to ihe rear of the Post Office building for another good job which is very important, as It Is an eyesore to Postmaster, Carriers and all who perchance to come that way. Now is a good time to pay up and renew | vour subscription for another year to the Press <s Banuer. You can't afford to be wltb f)lil 11118 uewojr lUlLUr . 1UO cuiiuin n, v live, wide awahe men Hiid through tbelr correspondents keep you posted as to news all | over tbe county and 8'ate. You will also find In Its eolumB ad's from the wide awake men hants of /vbbevlUe who maDy times offer yon btrealDR that will over pay the price ol tbepuper. You don't know tbe dlflereDce Id prices of tbe same article unt il you look ar- , ound. The merchant who offers bargains al- waj 8 puts them before the people. H^ME WEDDIXG. On last Wednesday evening at 8:30 o'clock the marriage ceremony ot Mr. J. Q Evans and Miss Nelle Watson wrr solemnized at the home of tne bride on Upper MalD Street ot ibis city. Rer. J. B. Hillbouse officiating. The home was oe-uuifuib decorated for the happy occasion and everything passed off as merrily as a marriage bell. Tbe bride Isodc of Aboevllle'saccomplished and attractive young ladles, esteemed and beloved for her many beautiful traits of character both of head and heart which bavt drawn around her a host of friends. Tbe groom Is classed among the best and most successful farmers of Abbeville County and Ib a young man of fine character ami sterling worth, posseting fine business qualifications and withal Is very popular. Tbe large and brilliant array of guests and the many costly and beautiful presents furiber attest th? great popularity and high esteem In which the bride Is held. This young couple begun life under tbe mofet favorable circumstances and have tbe rongratulatlODB and best wIsbCB of hosts ol friends. Il Is said that Mr. and Mrs. Evans will make Abbeville their home. We hope this is true and we welcome tbem to the city with all Its pleasures and enjoyments. NEWS OS ROUTE 3. On next Friday night an Oyster and meat supper will be served at Lebanon, under tbe auspices ot tne Ladles Aid Society of Lebanon Presbyterian Church, at the home of Mr. J. G. and O. B. EvaDs. Tbe public are cordially invited. A splendid supper and a good time await those who come. Mr. R. W. Knox and bis two sods, Lonnle and Wyatt returned last week after a very pieasant time spent at tbe State Fair. Mr. Nicholas Scbram putln several days at tbe State Fair and Is bome again, delighted with bis trip. Miss Belle McKeDzle Is bome again aftar eDjoylng several weeks stay, in the cliy with herslster, Mr?, O. B. Jackson. Mr.S L. Wilson was among tbe visitors in the city la<t Monday, Mr J.W.Abie* was In tbe city Saturday totting iu tbe town. Miss Smile Woodburst was a welcome visitor Id the city one day last weefc. Mr. Whit Edwards accompanied hy his uephew, Mr. A. L Bkcp, were amcng the visitors in tne city last Monday. Mr. J.J Edwards aud son wore in tbe city last Monday. notion ?ni soon be Dlcked. about one more Waul and tbe most of it will Ho outot the fields roe Dumber of bales lying around both at the sjinuerles and In private yards bas been largely iDcrfHbrd since our last writing. Mrs. John T. CbeatbHm and sou were visit* Ion on RouV' 8 last Monday afternoon. Mr. E l win P*r6er one of tbe "boss" farmers of toe tl itwouds Is supplying fome of AUbtv lle'? merchants with a splendid lot of peavine bay baled up neatly. He will save tnoogh for bin own use and thinks be will mahe corn enough to do him next year. This is good i'srmlDt. Mr. C. F. Graves was in the olty Saleday ou business Mr. and Mrs David Gilliam were guests In Ibecltv laM Moudtty. Mr. J. R. lliorutoo Is rebuilding his barn recenily destroyed by tire. A number ol frltnds are very kindly lending tbelr aid, ?nd he will soou bave another nice new barn. "M" seats hlm-elf every Monday night In a quiet place (when he c?n tin a it) and looks oiorv hmno on R iiitn X fo irtbp In thf? i? w?. How much better it wou d be if "every bouit" would place In \ue r box one ilem ol news, if do wore, each w* ek, t hen nothing ol mtereai woul<i be it ft oat. Try ibis plan and let this be a Le vey column esch and every wet k. Mich LtuiftD NeCanty Is spending r while , lu tbe c ty wiib ber friend, Mia. O. B. Jackson Miss Ntiie McGaw baa been quite nick for tbe pnat two weeks but )s Dilir c>>n vale?clng md we hope wl:| so<'D tie quite well. Mr. Joe Gibert ol LowndesvlUe was visiting on R iute3 It Bt Saturday and Sunday. Watson-Evans. > The mirrlage of Miss Nelle Watson and Mr. t James G.bert Kvans was solemnised Wednesday evenine O.'t iber 25th at ihe home of the e NdVa mother Mrs. A. K. WatsoD. Rev. J. i H. HUlbouxe officiating. The homo was beautifully decorated with ferns, aud pink i iud white chrysanthemums. In one side ol 'tie parioran altar was airanged; fiom this 1 wa< m canopy oi plDk and white mellne iDter ! twined with i-outbein unlisx. Atoi.g tin t r-Meg of tbe altar, candles w?ie placed auU I shed -i soft light over the prettv scene, ai t the first sweet strain of MendeUsohu's wed- i diDg march, p eyed by Miss Benle Watson t tbe nrldal party entered. First to enter were I M". Lamar Ricbte and Mr. George Smith. I tuen came Miss Lu u K trie of WalhalU and I Mixs Maggie Evans of Lebanon. They wore i tiAunil t'n I while roes-ellnri eiiwnn hfimHIfullv 'J fashioned; tb?v carried white carnations. I Then came Mr. Henry Wilson nod Mr.. Lem t R id; thenJMiss Peari Watson ol MsCarmel ttud Mits Bessie Dr?u or Anderson wearing dainty pink crepe-de-ehlne toilettes elaborately trliu ined wltb val Ihci; tbey carried pink carnations. Then the groom entered wlib hm brother Mr. Charley Evans. The bride came lu with her sister Miss Louise Watson. m-ild ot honor. Mis* Watson wore a beautif.il lace drees over while satin. Sbe wore the short veil loo ely c ?light as a crown over her bslr and carried an artxtiul of L.aFthuc roses. The bride never was more attractive than in her handsome toilet of pearl white princess duchess salin that titled ber oerfeotly. Tbe soft graceful lolds of ber veil fell 10 tbe bem ol her train. It was c*ught to ber hair with lilies of tbe valley, She carried bride's roses. AHer tbe ceremony the guests were Invited Into the dining room where tbey were served with cream and cake; dainty lit le wedding belle bearing lbe Initials W. and E. were given each guest as they were served. Misses Sara Caiboun, Margaret Evans, and Septlma Holllngsworth becomingly dressed In white with pink ribbons served In tbe dining room. Miss Eliza Mabry and Miss Nina Wilson served delicious punob in an attractive niche In the ball. Matched Fifteen Years. "For fifteen years I have watched , the working of Bucblen'a Arnica Salve ; and it has never failed to cure any sore, boil, ulcer or burn to which it was applied. It has saved us many a doctor bill," says A. F. Hardy, of 1 East Wilton, Maine. 2oc. at Speed's i drug store. RAW LUNGS When tbe lungs are sore and Inflamed, tbe germs of pneumonia and consumption And lodgement and multiply. Foley's Honey and Tar kills lbe cough germs, cures tb?i most ob- 1 stlnaie racking cough, beais the lungs, and r>rfvt-ni? Merlons results. Th*. genuine is In . tlie yellow package. C. A. Mlllord <t Co. Glenn is selling 35c all hair j pads at 30c?Collars 50c to $2.00. f \ : . . ? rirs. A. C WI t demonstrate IN MY I ' Wednesday, Thur NOVEMBER 411 Each and every on to come in and try a also learn to make go< Respectfully T. T1 1 UI & > J CITY G1 r . FOLI o We Give Bargans. We Believ* Here CLOTF $6.00 Men's Suits $10.00 Men's Suits $12.50 MeD,s Suits $18.00 Men's Suits These Suits are first class. A1 \* and see the line for yourself. OVERC ! Men's Overcoats $3.50 to $10X0, t shoulders because they are made tc BOYS fc For all ages at surprii SHO For Ladies', Gents' and Childrer at prices ranging from a 50c child's OUR SPECIALTY ' LADIES and MI This line has been se'ected tor styles. They are bound to please 3 $3.00 and Ladies Cloaks from $2.75 values. Orir $8.50 Cloaks will cost | OUR BLA deserve notice. Good, warm, all mixed blankets in all colors. Pric DRY G A full line. Complete in detail Come and tee us before you bi times. We buy close and cell close A DOLLARS WORTH F D. POLL I LQWNDESVTLLIL Lowndesvllle. Nov. 2Dd, 1908 Miases ?llBe and Margie BrowDlee.nl P?d- . iy'a Creek, were glioma of Mr. E. W. Harper, ,he latter part or tbe week before last. Miss Ella Floyd baa spent tbe paat week or \ .wo among frleDda In Anderson. Magistrate J. G. Haokabee went to Anderion yeaterday a week ago on bosloesa,?was iway for several days. Mflsera. J. M. and E. J. Huokabee went to Vbbevllle last Monday on business. Dr. T. O. Klrkpainck went to Columbia Wednesday and attended a part of tbeHtate Fair. Tbe bad weatber do doubt kept otbenmm thia Rpoiion taklne tbe same trip. Tbe igbl and cold rains which fell here Wedneslay and Thursday of last week were, from vhat Is learned, heavier up the country, so xiuch so that tbe water* of Kooky River were )Uh enough to damage tbe temporary bridge .bat was put across It, alter tbe big freshet j .be last of August. While It Is still bet g jsed to some extent it Is dangerous to do so. The eastern side of tbe river is again cut off, ' n a measure, from this plnce v/hlob Is dam- ] using to both sides In preventing trade In xhiod, cotton seed and other farm products, 1 ind the road authorities could relieve the I present undesirable and Injurious conditions f ?er> much by making r big succesn/ul effort t .o have tbls, one of tbe most Important orose- 1 ngs Id tbe oounty, put id a good condition, . and Just as soon as possible, lor It Is needed,? sadly Deeded Tbe above river runs tbrougb froio eighteen ,o twenty mllesof Abbevllieoouoty territory. , ?nm? iimn nun. BD&unloe it. were six or seven * jrldges ; tbene were washed away. Alter- | ivards two temporary dry| weather bridges were built across It?tbe one several miles ibove this plaoe?the other near here. The >ne above was carrled'off last week,?the one . near here, nearly put out of business. One strange tblDg about tbe river is, that * lome years ago If a bridge was lost or injured , i tord could be easily fixed, which could be ' iitllized for the time being,?n<.t so now, -xs tt , is said that the river has wanhed out so that It Is not fordable. Rev. G. VV. Crelghton, Editor of the Christian Appeal, of Green wood, 8. C., was In this pince last Friday on business. Mr. G. L. Baker, of Washington, D. C., was with tbe family ol his father, Mr. T. Baker, Tor several days last week. Mr. James M. Baker of the same place has j been here for some days Improving some of bis propejty here and In tbe country. Mrs. A. J. Hpeer was with friends several days last week In Elberton, Ga. Mrs. H. F. Hoyt, of Cordelia, Ga., is with e the family of her son-in-law, Dr. A. J. 8peer, c for some time. I Mrs. A. V. Barnes and Mrs. K. H. Moseley went to Anderson Friday morning and returned Saturday evening. Miss Kate Llddell has been at Anderson for some time In one of tbe business houses In that plaoe. Troupe. - . I Dargan's Locals. 1 Enterprise stoves are the best cookers known to tbe trade. Dargans. f National Ranges are abaolute'y tbe best J ;oods that skilled labor can build. Dargans. J Wedding gifts In Cut Glass?China and ster- I ling Silver. Dargans. | Buy youT toys now and get the pickings. , Rarer ana. Cash Register Checks Irom oar store are worth money. Dargans. j j MMMir V y, ' SfjT o? v F f t '. Heggie LL? Tetley's lea STORE sday and Friday h, 5th and 6th. e is cordially invitecup of this fine Tei od tea. 9 Miller ?OCEK. AKOFF. 3 in Bargans. Are Bargains. IING. at $4.50 at $7.00 i at $9.50 at $12.50 orkmanehip and quality. Come OATS. he kind that feel good on your ?flt. SUITS. singly low price*. ES. Id black and tan, all styles, i shoe to $4.00 men'B dress shoe. rais SEASON IS SSES CLOAKS. its superior qualities and latest >'ou. Misses Cloaks from $1.65 to to $8.50. These Cloaks are great you $12.50 any where else. LNKETS wool blankets and also heavy es from 75c per pair to $4.00. OODS. I. At prices to suit the times, jy. Bargains in oar store at all i, and we can save you money. OR EVERY DOLLAR. kKOFF. National Steel Ranges ai the best built and most a tractive and most durabl Ranges that are shown to th trade. Dargan's. VALUABLE Land for Sale Mrs. J. A. SteveDBon offers for sa i valuable tract of land, contaiDic ibout 228 acres, situate, nearest poin within one and one-half miles i Hodges, splendid branch bottom lan ind well wooded over about thre ourths of the whole. Will sell rei lonably on easy terms. For inform) ion apply to W. W. Bradjgy. Ready Roofing?$1.90 & t i Square with Cement a GUenn's. Every borne with children sboald have ioi of Dr. Thorn ion's Easy-Teetber in It. luaranteed remedy for all bowel and atoo iob trouble In teething oblldren. 26 cent For Rale h v McMurrav Dmt Ho. and oonnti Merchants; or Easy-Teetber Medicine C< Jurtwell, (ia. rhe State of South Carolim COUNTY OK ABBEVILLE. PROBATE COUBT. n tbe matter of tbe Ealate of Jaa. T. Lai mer. Deceased. Notice to Debtors sod Creditors. AM persons indebted to raid estate ma lettle without delay, and those boldli slalms against tbe estate most present tbei >roperly attested to William A. Latimer, Exeontor. Lowndesvllle, 8. C. Hud n Clone Call. Mrs. Ada L. Croom, the wide] , .r n Known proprietor 01 iu? uiuuuj xauic Vaughn, Miss., says: "For severi iionihs I suffered with a severe cougl ind consumption seemed to have i jrip on me, when a friend recon xiended Dr. King's New Discover; [ began taking it, and three bottles e Fected a complete cure." The fame < ;bis life saving cough and cold ren ;dy, and lung and throat healer world wide. Sold at Speed's dri itore. 50c. and $100. Trial bott free. ig , '' : %" V ' -v- ,7:3'^ t f Election Returns. Latest return give Taft 219,638 and Bryan 160, 799Hughes at latest reports had 170,532 and Chanler 146,860. Hugh^ es is elected by a good J majority. Maine rives Taft a o majority of 5,000 votes. ^ All eastern states have l* gone Republican in the Presidential race. Lincoln polls in Nebraska closed at 6 p. m. The vote was the heavj _ iest ever polled. Indi' cations are that Bryan _ has made substantial ! 1 gams in ms nunie tuuu" ty. State Chairman of the Republican party in New Jersey claim that State by au overwhelming majority for Taft. t_ r\\.: ill v^iiiucigu jlciil id in the lead by about 20,000 votes." Speaker Cannon has 1 been elected by a majority of 6 or f thousand. Reports from Savannah, Ga., says that Bryan has carried State but returns thus far indicate ? 1 that a much larger Taft ? and Watson vote was & o polled than was expected. I Out of 4,565 votes 1,800 j> were for Taft. p T afo rpHirns nlapp * i_yuwv 1VWUAAAW |/*?VV ^ Taft in the lead in Indi- " ii ana. - ?, ii Returns are [too mea-1 gre to base a final pre- ' diction but it seems that the Democrats have lost ? again. f None of the Western ? * States have been heard i ie p e from. L r ? Farmer Hurt- ? Donald's Nov. 2.?About one mile south of Honea Path Saturday night near Mr. Malvin Ashley's home, the eastbouDd train, going to Columbia, ran into a mule and buggy belonging to Mr. Thad Gambrell, which Mr. Gambrell was driving, killing the mule le completely demolishing the buggy and ig throwing Mr. Gambrell quite a dist, tance from the track. Mr. Gsmbrell, _ ' - * - _ i -4. rr 0A I of wno 100K8 10 oe auuui oo ux w jcom id old, weighing in the neighborhood ot I e- 250 pounds, lives about three miles I a- northeast of Honea Path. He left a home early yesterday morning, went to Belton and then came to Donalds reaching here about noon?Greenville Daily News. 2 ______ Lost Books. "Stephen Constitutional View* of tbe War between tbe States" and Stepbens Biography a by Cleveland. Any Information leading to A tbe wbereaboaU of these books will be rea warded* Leave information wltb Press and *. Banner,Abbeville, B.C. ry L. R. WlUon. > Elsction it Abbbville. ^ Tbe voting hen paused wltboat a ripple There were no Republican nominee for U. S. Senate, Congress or for State offices. _ u.^^onii.islMlnra Hrvin votes Ta/t. 7 Independence 2. Loil Do*. t A small white spotted aetter, female. Anig awera to tbe name of "Spot." A liberal it- r m ward will be paid for lta return. 8. G. Thomson. J. W. RYKARD. n If 700 are In need of a watcb; If you want a good reliable clock for tbe bome; If you wlab ? J to make a present; Jf 700 want good foods 1. for small coal go to J. W. Rykard, tbe watcb ai and olock man. New goods oomlng In every ft !i week. | _ ir ts e? 1). Mind Your Bnalneaa ! ' t* j~ i, ? j ? ?;u Tf k. y. 11 yuu uuut luuuuj win. 11 ia if- your business to keep out of all tbe t)f trouble you can and you ean and will a keep out of liver and bowel trouble If ia you take Dr. King'p New Ljte Pills, ig They keep biliousMM, g>aty?? and . le Jaundice out of your system. 05a at Speed's drug store. \ - oe ' .". i ' ' ! :v ' ' ' _ \ / ' Mothers and Fa Your Little Qi i If so they may win tbe s Range"?which We are go: little girl who can draw tl the Buck's Stove and Rai shown above. Bring your little girls to names?and get an attract colors?which tells all abo The junior range is on < show windows. It is a pei and cooks just like a big o heart of some little girl. Will that little girl be y< k TIMELY RESOLUTION. bbeville County Onion No Part in Night h Riding. ki in It hu been announced through the preu Id w jveral counties of oar Bute as also In oor 8e djolDlog sister States that Bands, so called ju Nlgbt Riders," have posted on ginneries no- p< ioes commanding them to close down nntll er Dtton shall have advanced to u i-z cwuib per OQDd. otherwlM tbat tbe ginnery will be tb urned or other violence threatened. tt Now, therefore, we the F. E. A C. 0. Union Qj f Abbeville County, as well as tbe <"Locals" ia 'hose Delegate! are assembled here today, to nadlmously agree to tbe following: S| Resolved lat tbat oar Unlona are absolute- (]( r oppoaed to any aocb movementa on tbe m art of "Night Riders" or any other such law- fli >?a partlea who profess to nave tbe promo- tb on of tbe Intereata of the termers as their clc nrpose. as Heaolved 2nd tbat we condemn any Inter- Wl rence with tbe private right of both olttzens n nd glnner to gin cotton at their pleasure, de Dd we will give them oar every aid to promt them from violence by or from any par* lea whomsoever. Resolved, 8rd Tbat onr Connty Secretary be istruoted to have these Resolutions and premble Inserted In every newapaper published p1 i Abbeville Coanty as also In tbe State, pub- vi shed at Colombia, 8. C., and tbat marked Dplea be mailed to tbe Governor of oor State, nd to the Clerk of the Coart and Sheriff or tbbevllle Coanty. Li 8. P. Preesly, President, A: L. P. Vermillion,Secretary. L' Li ? ? A L< Annapolis Cadetship. There will be an examination Wednesday, A: leo. S3.1906, for tbe purpose of selecting two rlnclpals and six alternates, to fill two r, acanoles In tbe U 8. Naval Academy. Tbe 7 xamlnation will probably be held at Clemon College. It will begin at 9i30 o'clock a. ? i. and close at 6:30 o'clock p. m. All applicants must pats a physical exam- A: nation before they will be permitted to A tand tbe mental examination. Tbey mast e at least Ave feet tall and free from serious a byslcal defects; tbey must realde In tbe dis A: rlct and must be between tbe ages of fifteen nd twenty years. Candidates will be examined mentally In Li eadlng, writing, panotuatlon, spelling arltb- ?> letlo, geography, English grammar, United L< tales history, World's history, algebra a brougb quadratic equations, and plane ge- jj meiry luruuiu umi um uw?. . , Very respectfully, A. Wyatt Alkeo. ^ QR1N0 j .aiative Fruit Syrup J lei Pleasant to take The new laxative. Does j? not ffrioe or nauseate. ^ Cures stomach and liver troubles and chronic constipation by restoring the ~ natural action of the stom- _ ach, liver and bowels, p Muh utwtttutM. P rlo? 600. ft C. A. MILF0BD & CO. ft L\ Estate of Stephen Latimer, ft L\ L\ fotice of Settlement and Applica- a! tion for Final Discharge, . s Lv Lv HAKE NOTICE that on the 30th day of Qo- Lv tober, 1608,1 will render a final account Lv f my account* and doing as Executor Lv i the Estate of Stephen Latimer, de- lv tased, In the office of Judge of Probate for lv bbevllle County at 10 o'clock a. m., and on Lv te s&jne day will appiv for a final discharge lv om my trust as such Executor. Lv Alt persons having demands against said Lv lUte will present them for payment on or Lv jfore that day, proven and authenlcated or Lv > forever barred. Ar W. T. Latimer, Surviving Exec. ? > ? tat Hill-Mosley Electric Company. lDBtaU,Telepboiie?, DyDamos, Motors, Gas- ~~ Ine Engine*, Private Plants, and furnish tppllet. If yon need anything In this line e them. Q ? ' ' ' I- "A--Mm ^^ 1 ithers Can rls Draw F . I I plendid "Buck's Junior ' Ing to give away to ttae tie best reproduction of nge Co.'s trade-mark? our store?register their / ive booklet?printed in at tbis contest. jxbibition in one of our rfect little stove?bakes ne?and will delight the >urs? f Federal Building Site. Treasury Department* Washington, D. t\, Sept. 19, 1906. on. Wyatt Aiken, Abbeville^ 8. C. air: Thisdepartmentbasthe bonor to ?* ' :. aowledJle receipt of yonr letter ot theMHh Btant, In which yon aafc to be Informed ben an agent of tbe department will be ntto Abbeville and Newberry, Sootb Caro- " '1 a, 'for ibe pnrpoae of examining and re >rtlng upon the properties offer* d forFedal building sites at tbose places. , In reply, yon are Informed tbat because of ie exceptionally large namber of sites aolorlzed to be acquired nnder tbe provisions tbe Public Building Act wblob became* w on May 80,1908, It bss not been possible >. lake up tbe examination of properties for ie? Id all localities at as early a date as tbe apartment would bave wished. Sites in ore remote States nave been examined st, and as tbe agents finish tbose States, ey will take up tbe States nearer by. Tbe apartment bas only a limited nnmber of ;enta wbp bave bad experience In. tbla ark and will take np tne Abbeville and ew berry oaass at tbe earliest practicable ite. Kespfotfuily, ' (Signed) L. A. Coolldge, . Aotlng Secretary, i - ^^9 tukrlesion and Western Carolina By Scbednle In effect May 31,1906. Dally Dally Dally j Augusta 10.10am 4.40pm 6.80am r McCormlck- 11.56am 6.50pm 8.18am t McCormlck &16am - r \Jt41QUUu PUlla... v.tMiu r Anderson- 11.00am rMaUg/mlcK 11.56am 6.?rj0pm r Grettdwood i2.57pm 7.56pm r WateJr.'oo .... 1.28pm r Laarens ... 2.00pm Ex. Sun. i Lauren* 2.85pm 8.10am . y >... r Fountain rrt" 8.17pm 9.23am rGreenville?.... 4.00pm 10.2?am / 7 Lauiens 2.32pm - r r Woodrufl ......... 8.18pm r Spartanburg*.., 4.06pm i BparianOnrg 6.00pm (Bo. Ky.) r Henderson vtlle <16pm r Ashevllle kfiOpm r Ashevllle 7.10am (So.Ry.) *.-r 7 Henderson v tile 8.80am r Spartanburg-... 12.20pm (C. iff.C. Ry) . r Woodruff 1.13pm J0 r Laurens 2.08pm- j 7 Greenville 12.20pm 4.80pm ExJjun. 7 Fountain Inn... 1.08pm 5.2Spm r Laurens 1.45pm 6.25pm ? Laurens 2.12pm (C.N.4L); r Clinton 2.82pm r New berry ... 3.20pm r Columbia 4.fi0pm r Charleston 9.52pm ^ ? Laurens 2 82pm C. A W. CO 7 Greenwood 3 32pm 6.86am i Anderson 3.00pm \ 7 Calhoun Falls... 4.3?pm r McCormlck 4.83pm 7.52*m 5.45pm r McCormlck 4.38pm 7.52am 5.50pm f AUKUHUI U.iUJJLU C.OU1UJ (.oupui rrl-weekly Palace Car Line between Anibta and Asbeville. Trains Nos. 1 and 2 ?ve Augusta Tuesdays, Thursdays and 8atdays. Leave Asbeville Mondays, Wednesys and Fridays. Note?The above arrivals and departures, as -11 as connections wltb otber com pan les, are ven ad information, and are not guaranad. Ernest Williams, G. P. Agt., Augusta, Ga. R. A. Brand, Trafflo Manager. j,y Blue Bidge Railway Go. Effective Janaary 5, 1907. No. 12 No. 10 No. 8 Eastbound. Dally Dally Dally Ex. Sun Stations? A. M. P. M. A. M. r Walballa 8 30 5 15 12 80 r West Union 8 35 5 20 12 10 r Seneca 8 53 5 38 1 10 rjordania - 8 55 5 40 2 05 r Adams 9 10 5 55 2 28 r Cherry's 9 13 5 58 2 83 r Pendleton 9 25 6 10 2 S3 r Autun 9 38 6 18 3 08 r Sandy Springs 9 88 6 21 3 13 ' Denver 9 41 6 28 8 43 ' West Anderson 9 55 6 40 8 43 r Anderson (Pass. dep). 10 00 6 45 3 53 ' Anderson (Fgt. dep)... 10 08 8 48 4 43 ' Bel too 10 .W 7 lo 5 IS Westbound. No. 11 No. 9 No. 7 Stations? f F. M. A. M. A. M. ' Belton 7 80 11 15 Anderson (Fj(t. depot) T 56 12 21 Anderson (Pass. dep).. 7 59 12 24 8 10 1 West Anderson S <j5 12 30 9 20 I 1 Denver 8 18 12 42 8 40 Sandy Springs 8 23 12 47 8 50 Autun ". 8 2# li 49 8 58 Pendleton 8 84 12 57 9 10 Cberry's 8 44 "1 07 9 40 Adams 8 Kl 1 10 9 45 Jordanln 9 06 I 28 10 10 Seneca 9 07 1 80 10 15 West Union 9 25 1 50 11 20 Walhalla 9 30 1 55 11 30 Vlli also stop at the followlQg station? and ce on and let off pawsejasers-Pminwgr'B, meH.Toxawny, Welob, J. R. Anderson, Superintendent Heavy Bagging and Ties at lenn's.