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bbbhhhhhhhhhhbhbi ' / Smart Clot FOR 6 New fabrics, new ? clever new fashion idei to appreciate. See thei Our Showii is larger and better ths colorings in stripes, p boys in and let them c PARKI The Frees and Banner. Published every Wednesday at two dollar* n a a year In advance. Wednesday, Sept. 14, 1910. Blacksmith and Wheelwright. Mr. D. H. Shannon has opened a blacksmith and wheelwright shop where you can have all kind of work done. He will make a specialty of horseshoeing, and his prices will always be right. His piatte of business will be found just below the Eureka ! Hotel. Call and see him when you want lirstclass work done. Joins Navy- / Mr. Grier MotTatt of Due West, passed a t hrouirh the citv recently enroutc to At I lanUi where he goes to join the U. S. Navy. Attention, Parents. I would ask all parents who intend to send their children to school this fall to set; that they are vaccinated before school opens. Of course this applies only to such children as have nover been vaccinated, j The State law requires me to see to it that i each child who enters school is vaccinated, and makes it a misdemeanor if I fail to do so. Therefore I earnestly ask your cooperation in this matter. \V. R. Bradley, Supt. City Schools. Wanted. Cosmopolitan Magazine requires the services of a representative in Abbeville to look after subscription renewals and to extend circulation by special'inethods which have proved unusually successful. Salary and commission. Previous experience desirable but not essential. Whole time or spare time. Address, with references, II. ! C. Campbell, Cosmopolitan Magazine, 17k9 j Broadway, New York City. New Harness and Shoe Shop. Go, to the City Shoe and Harness Shop IUI Will Klllll 1>I WUIJV. All OUUUIC JUIUUIM^ done in good order. Ride easy. Main street, hack of Peoples Bank. Scott Hammond, Manager. * Lumber for Sale. Rough lumber for sale. Apply to W. W. Harris. For Saleone 6-Horse To/or Engine, one 50-saw Rin and one Boss cotton press. All in a good condition. For sale cheap. Apply to T. B. Eakin. Singing Convention There will be held at Midway Church on the First Saturday and Sunday in October a Singing Convention. The public cordially invited to attend. J. W. Burriss, Sec. 1 We want to sell you your school books and school supplies, Milford's Book .Store : School satchels and lunch baskets line and dandy at Milford's Book Store. Your kidney trouble may be 01 long standing, It may be either acute or chruuir, bill wnatever It, Is Foley's Kidney Remedy will aid you to get ri-J of it quickly ?nd restore your natural health tiud vigor. "One hot lit of Foley's K.dney Remedy made me well," HHld J. Xltibml of CirHtiU View. Wik. O mmenco lulslui; it cow. C. A. Mlilord & Co. Mrs. Jacob Wllmert, Lincoln, 111., found her way back to perfect health. She wntes: "I suffered with kidney irout?le and backache and my appetite whs very poor at times. A few weeks ago I got Foley's Klduey Hills and gave them a lair liial. They gave me great relief, so continued till now I am again In perfect health. C. A. Mllford <fc Co. ^? ?- ^ i (.iri? in i "V, i-if..-Wi hfis ftf thfi RftRt Onalitv UVU VI tilU Jl/VUt ^UUJIIVJ HEN AND BOYS I Two Reasons Among many others?why it is to youi advantage to get your Fall Suit at oui store.* f ^rV?T"hQ ttdvTT nTirnnQcf- cciloptinno frnm JL. JL M*. W -a. x 11U V Ui. J UAAVAWkJ U UAVA1U AX V1U the best and most reliable manufacturers in America are here for youi choosing. SBCONJJ?You can get a splendid Suitone that you will like and that is wel] aaapted to you?Clothes that will maintain your dignity, no matter what youi calling, at a very moderate price. / Here is Another Keason : We can tit you satisfactorily. It doesn't make any difference whether your figure is regular or otherwise; we make special provisions for that in selecting our stock, >atterns, new colorings, new styles, and many as in cut and trim that you will have to see m! Get an idea of the Good Clothes we have, \g of Boys' Suits for Fall m we've ever shown before.. All the latest laids, cheviots and plain goods. Bring the hoose their own Clothes. 5R & REESE V act a vfi 4llV ITIaaIIaII PaIIdIu IVOIVIU^J a kiyuuvii?wuiuiji Yesterday's election passed off quietly. Toward the end of the day when the county vote began to come in right much interest was manifested in the races for Senate and Governor. The race for senate was very close, the vote being about even through the returns. As the vote stood when the last box was heard from Mars was in the led by just 10 votes, the vote being 1,081 against 1,091 for Mars. The returns were complete. / In the race for Governor Blease led by 2.7 votes. The returns were complete. Blease total was 1,108 as against 1,081 for Featherstone, Blease led Featherstone by about the same vote with which Featherstone led Blease % in the first primarv. Little interest was taken in the race for Adj. and Insp. General. The county vote stood: 767 for Richardson against 1,143 for Moore. Cansler of Tirzah led in the race lor Railroad Commissioner. His vote was 988, Hampton's vote being 924. LAND SIDE IN CHARLESTON. Information seems to indicate that there was U regular land slide in Charleston. Blease received 3,390 and Featherstone only 685 votes. Blease led Featherstone in Newberry by 601 votes. The vote stands 1,539 f?r Blease and 938 for Featherstone. Blease led in Dorchester by 300 votes. BLEASE PROBABLY ELECTED. The indications are that Blease will carry the State by about 8,000 majority. Out of 63,000 votes heard from at 9:30 o'clock last night Blease was in the lead with / ??????Hi?Mil ' T, ' f., , Vv -:y Democratic Primary Elecr lion, Sept. 13,1910. T 5uFSenator Suporv a o PRECINCT. ? t S i 2 ? ? a o 1 fi 5 Z o ? 02 ^ ? Abbeville No. 1 153 51} 103 lO'l Abbeville No. 2 120 1*> JM JOB Abbeville Cotton MIUp ?0 8.3 (10 iti ' Donalds 51 711 100 -4 * Hlllvlllc * 80 _? 1 Means Chapel 0 25 Hampton 8 21 19 8 Level Land 16 4!) 64 U ^ Calhonn Falls 01 50 11 109 Wllllngton 25 23 " Cialworihy'* Crowi Iliad* 25 21 33 13 Antrevltle 4(1 58 8ft 22 J McCormlcfc 130 90 141 89 Cold Hprlug 0 lit 19 6 Due West 61 01 04 5o - Lowudesvllle Il9 97 0 214 [ Abbeville Kallroad Shops ... 35 10 8 :t7 Koowee 34 33 37 30 " Mt. Carmel 23 44 Lebanon 31 18 23 20 Central 18 24 19 6 Mountalh View 20 20 28 34 . Young's School House 12 4 , Rock SprlDg 40 19 | ' Total 1081 1091 1012 831 The Newlywed's Are Coming Oct 5th Abbeville has not seen a more pronounc ed success in the inusicul comedy ffeld in recent years than "The Newlywed and Their Baby-', the laughing song' play by ' Arron Hoffman and Paul West; the music and lyrics by Seymour Brown, Nat. B. Ayer, and John W. Bratton. It is said to hc.ve attracted a wonderful patronage in several of the large cities in the past year which went down in history aa the most * ' disastrous season in the annuals of American theatricals. , k The reason for its remarable succeiss is ' nat attributed alone to the greatnejia or the cast, the <?orgeousness of the pro? duction, the brightness of the lyrics, the tunefulness of the music, or the cleverness of the choruses,'but a happy combination m of them all, in addition to these qualities which are usually all that are necessary for the success of any production. The book is said to be the most replete with comedy situation ever introduced in musical farce and could not fall to succeed, even though all the musical number were; eliminated. ' ' "The Newlyweds and Their Baby" with J . sixty others are to be here at the Grand : ' Opera House on Oct. 5. New York Chorus with Newlyweds. * A slmon pure, dyed i:i the wool typical | New York chorus of 40 will be in evidence at the Grand Opera House, Abbeville j during the engagement of the merry, tuneful, and glny success, "The Newlyweds and Their Baby". James Rosen, Countess Olga Von Hatzfleld, Geo. P. ' ? I-.. T A? Un*?Aft trrK A KaIwA/I fn ' iUUrpUV uiiu juuu jLicky00, nuo iiuipuu w make the play a huge success In New York are still In the company of 60 and 1-2 1 people. a majority of between 5 In the first primary I from the beginning o^ with which the county likely that the same th arid this will give Blease our Featherstone. Death of Mrs. Clay Mrs. Sarah Clay died at the home of . her daughter Mrs. Lillie Conner on Mon- 1 day Sept. 5th. and was burled In the Leb- c anon cemetery on Tuesday. Eev. Mr. I Hillhouse conducted funeral services. c Mrs. Clay was born in Ireland and emi- a grated to this country when quite young. c She was married to Mr. Elisha Clay about . 50 years ago who preceded her to the i grave many years ago. She was the mother of three children, two of whom are v nrntr livinir nnri ten irranH rhildrfln. M She loved her Bible and was reading J f some passages just a short while before ] she was stricken with paralysis from j, which she died. She had been a consistent member of % Lebanon church for many years and liyed G in the faith. She was in her 76th. year. "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord." \ X. X. X. i C 8 Confederate Infimary of South Carolina- t I Columbia, S. C., September 10,1D10. i Press and Banner: Dear Sir: The State of South Carolina 11 has provided a most comfortable home for J1 Veterans, who have no home of their own. << It is beautifully located. It Is well kept, c and its rules are easy, |and the inmates h have perfect freedom to come and go as 0 they please. They forfeit no rights as c Citizens, and no pensions as Soldiers. Food, clothes, and shelter, is given. J. Medical attention and nursing for the { sick of the very best. If you have a man S who needs this home, let the chairman know, and he will send a blank form to fill up which is very simple. "Write soon before the vaca ncies are filled. 0' V A Good Position a Can be had by ambitious young men and ladies in the field of "Wireless" or Railway ' telegraphy. Since the 8-hour law became b effective, and since the Wireless companies are establishing stations throughout the a country there is a great shortage c-f telegraphers. Positions pay beginners from 0 $70 to $90 per month, with good chance of advancement. The National Telegraph 0 Institute operates six official institutes in America, under supervision of R. R. and ^ Wireless Officials and places all graduates a into positions. It will pay you to write E them for full details at Davenport, la., Cincinnati, 0., Portland, Ore., or Memphis, Tenn. tl Sept. 14, tf y 81 Telegraphy. We are unable to supply the demand fcr competent operators, Three months com- tl ?letes you dmit our expert management. ? ositions guaranteed or no tuition charged. Write for catalogue. Charlotte Telegraphy b School, Charlotte, N. C. 4t a WHEN KERIT WINS d When ibe medicine you take cures your disease, torn 8 up your system and makes you ? feel better, t>trouger and more vieorous ihnn r-' before. Tbut Is wbat Foley's Kidney Fills will do for you, In ail cases of backache, bead- g acbe, uervousntse, lo?s of appetite, sleepiestnesB and general weakness tbat is caused by any disorder of tbe kidneyii or bladder. C. A. Millord & Co. Don't fall to call on us for welgblDg cattle, ^ bay, bogs or anyUilog; goo l scales, covered and oonyenleMt, jj liirniififiriT- ? R.M.I LADIE New Fall! AND WE ARE NOW Dry Goods, ? Wear Goc Dress Goods ;6 to 50 inch Serges, all colors, 50 50 inch Panama, all colors, 5 36 inch Suitings, 15c to 30c. 52 inch Broadcloth, $1.00 to 50 inch Mohair, all colors, 50c 44 inch Batiste, 75c to $1.00. And others of the newest w< Ginghams, nil j m _ _j. Drivings A splendid line of the most de terns. Just the material foi You should see our line bef 10c to 15c Millinery Ready-to-Wear Hats for Ladi Boys and Girls awaits you. Hats for wearingnow. DO The best Jine we've ever had. cotton has not advanced oui been shown before in this mar # did assortment of Blankets, D R. M. I \ 5,000 or 3,000 votes. Mease's vote increased ving to the slowness vote came in. It is ing will occur again, i 8,000 or 10,000 vot6s Don't Break Down. Severe strains on the vital organs, ike strains on machinery, cause break Iowdp. You can't over-tax stcmacb, iver, kidneys, bowels or nerves with?ut serious danger to yourself. If you ire weak or run-down, or under strain >f any kind, take Electric Bitters the naichless tonic medicine. Mrs. J. E. /an de Hande, of Kirkland, 111.,' vrites: "That I did not breakdown vhile euduriug a most severe strain, or three mouths, is due wholly to Slectric Bitters." Use them and enoy health and strength. Satisfaction ositively guaranteed. 50c. at Speed's I rug store. Thp Lash of a Ffend could have beeu about as welcome to Cooper of Oswego, N. Y., as a meriHess June-racking cough that defied ill remedies for years. "It was most roubiesome at night," he writes, 'nothing helped me till I used Dr. King's New Discovery which cured n? nnmnletelv. 1 never cough at| light dow." Millions know its-matcbess merit for stubborn colds, obstinate ougbs, sore lungs, la grippe, asthma, lemorrbage, croup, whooping coujjb, r hayfever. It relieves quickly and lever fails to satisfy. A trial coninces. 50c. $1.00. Trial bottle free, t's positively guaranteed by P. B. Ipeed. Morse's Local*. 10 lbs green coffee for 81.00, also good green 1 t'flee at 12%c, 15c and 20o per lb, J 5 lb tlu oanlner of parched coflee for 81.00. Ve Have built op a splendid trade on thin cof- J se ana you will find It makes as good a cup e b you want. { A fine stock of rice, ranging 25 lb, 16 lb and 2 lb for 81.00. We will have barley, rye and vetch for sale y August 12th. If you want a good padlock cheap, come a Dd get one from Morse. r Grass blades to gather the abundant hay r?P. This Is a good month to lay In your supply f ooal while the summer price Is still on. Will have In four kinds of coal this month. lest block "Jelllco," Jelllco lump for stoves nd ranges, best "Red Ash" hard coal, and 0 led Ash nut coal for beaters. v it The most popular c'gar In town, the cigar < Sat makes you .'eel that you got the worth oi 1 our money, Speed's Clnco. Speed's drug t lore. School books and school supple* at Speed'p rug store. If you smoke mean cigars it leaves a bad isle In your mouth : the remedy for this? i. moke Speed's Clncos. Tpeed's drug store. 1 Don't wear your shoes out hunting school 1 ookB. Go to Speed's drug store, where you an always And them. t See the nice line ot cut glass at Speed's rug store. s If you cannot get your school books from t our regular dealer go to Speed's drug store? J Lie place you e"? what you want. g The cigars that always burn well, taste ? r.od. and never oflaislve to anyone. Speed's J Incus. Want good prices for your cotton seed ? f you do, gin your cotton in Abbeville. a School opens on 19th, are yoa ready? ' not go to Milford's Book Store. Jn msmam mm / laddo IS DEPARTMENT Sr ioods are Arrivi PREPARED TO FILI >hoes, Milline >ds, Suits, Glc C to $I.Oo oc to $1.50 : to Sr.00. if A handsome f for nothing in ar shoe. But if i shoes look we ies, Misses, *??k Just the women wear C ity Shoes for alone. $3, $3.5( i i\j r? ? t r 1WX JLv WJ JL JL All new and up-date goods at tl : prices. Nothing like the line ket. The most exquisite Table I own Comforts from which you c; [ADDON FIELD SEEDf BAELEY, EYE, VETCH, JELLICO COAL! trnaH *c?r nf "Jellifio" Nut Coal e> ? * / ? w? ? ranges. Will also have a car of "] Will take orders for any month, s have a good line of grates to burn We still have a good stock of ] We are right up on all kinds o Amos B. C0RTH1 can be laid without fuss or bother risrht top of your building instantly from a fi will last afi Ion? as the building itself ai i For further detailed iofc Acker Building and ] ABBEVI1 ERSKINE COLLEGE uis contributed some potent forces to the ltizenship of Abbeville County through he graduates located in the county. Erskixie College tands ready to do further good work for ibbeville County, and to this end solicits is school patronage. Thorough instruction given in all departucnts. Two courses leading the degree f A. B. The Wylie Home ffers an exceptional opportunity to young romcn ready for the college classes. A ice new building with all modern convenances. Young ladies under the care of the 'resident. For illustrated catalogue,write o J. S. MolTatt, President. This is season of year to >uy and sell farm land. If fou have any land you wish o sell, or If you want to buy ee us. We can quickly sell rour land or find a place to ,uit you. Abbeville Ins. & Crust Co. Stomach trouble and indigestion can be reonnH hir PoMmoll'D Qn?im n D/x. I. uj ^diuncii o ojlUjJ xcpoili. rUl BOIV t Milford'n drug store. "Clnco!" smoke no other. The cigar Speed iade famouH, n&Co roiiE %'t ng Rapidly i YOUR ORDERS IN xl ry, Ready-to | >aks, Etc. ?? a5| SHOES '-'I ^ A complete as- 1 . | 'sortment of Chil- /j W dren's and Misses ^ SHOES ? school . , | ^1 and dress. A full line jDf Ladies Jmfw! dress and house ' HP Shoes. If it is a comfortable and serviceable as well . oot counts a dressy shoe you i unshapely a woman's are looking' fall, her feet you can get it v4 A million < ' ? i from us. 3 ,,j& )ueen Qual- . , * / this reason ), $4 a pair. . ' 8 cs _:l| le same old prices. 20 cents V || which we now have has ever Jnen, Towels, etc. A splenm select and at prices to suit & CO. 1| Ar Fall Sfliirinr. VI ? VVIIIH0I RAPE, CRIMSON CLOVER i receiving every week Best Blook )oal and will have, this month (AuI, beet size for cooking stovea and Red Ash" Egg and Nut Hard Coal. md deliver when you need it. We up the Coal after you buy it. Fruit Jars and Ice Cream Freezers. f Hardware, Groceries, etc. Morse Co. 1 /00D SHINGLES] [Gflia : over the old wood sbinglM. changing tba 1 to catcher to A FIREPROOF ROOF that] id never needs repair*. innatioo, pricei, etc.. apply to I Repair Company, Inc. LLE, S. C. Blue Ridge Railway Co. Effective July 28, 1910. No. 12 No. 10 No. 8 Eastbound. Dally Dally Dally Ex. 8np / Stations? A. M. P. M. A. M. Lv Walballa 7 00 8 SO 10 30 Lv West Union 7 05 8 25 10 36 Lv Seneca 7 23 3 48 11 00 Lv Jordan la - 7 26 3 46 11 83 Lv Adams 7 41 4 01 11 63 Lv Cherry's T 44 4 04 11 66 ! Lv Pendleton 7 5# 4 16 12 12 I Lv Autun 8 04 4 84 12 88 Lv Sandy Springs 8 07 4 21 18 42 I Lv Denver 8 18 4 38 18 50 < Lv West Anderson 8 26 4 47 Id , Lv Anderson ^ass. dep). 8 si 4 &s l 10 ; Lv Anderson (Fi!t. dep)... 8 34 4 56 2 88 I Lv Ersklne Sldl g 5 15 Ar BeltOP 9 00 5 26 2 60 Westbound. No. 11 No, V Mo. 7 r Stations? r. M. A. M. A. M. Lv Beltcn 5 S5 11 82 Lv Ersklne Siding Lv Anderson (Fgl. depot) 6 00 11 47 .... Lv Anderson (Pass. dep).. 6 08 11 50 7 oO Lv West Anderson 6 08 11 57 7 u3 Lv Denver 6 20 18 JO 7 Lv Sandy Springs 6 28 18 16 7 S3 Lv Autun 6 87 18 18 7 38 Lv Pendleton 6 34 12 20 7 50 Lv Cherry's 6 44 12 36 8 11 Lv Adams (J 46 12 38 \8 14 Lv Jordanla 7 01 12 57 8 35 Lv Seneca 7 08 1 00 8 38 Lv West Union 7 21 1 18 9 45 Ar Walballa 7 36 1 83 9 60 Will also stop at the following stations and take on and let off pah8engen~-Pblnney'a, James, Toxaway, Welch. J. K. Anderson, Superintendent It will soon be time to paint your boon bt aare to use the paint tb?t goee thefturUur and laata the longest?DeVoe'a. For mU only i by Speed'a Drugstore.