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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-22
AbbeviIle Supply Co.'s Locals.

Morrison's sugar cured hams 12H lb.'
Dove brand sugar cured bacon l2H ID.
Dove brand sugar cured hams loo ID.
The above are fine and juicy.
In canned goods we have roast and corned
beef In and ID. sizes.
Potted ham Il size at only SC can.
Lobster standard brand 25c can.
Crabs standard brand 25c can.
Salmon steak fiat cans 20c can.
Salmon tall cans l2Tc can.
French sardines 15c box.
French mustard dressing at l0c and 25c box
lib. can pie peaches 10c can.
3 Id. can pineapples l0c can.
10 can pine apple preserved l0c can.
Something spledId for desert and cream.
8 ID canned desert peaches 15c can.
3lb canned desert pears 15c can.
3lb canned white cherries zoe can.
. Lea & Perrin's sauce:
ID can Orleans Jams l5c can.
Condensed cream loo can.
Gallon cans apples, whoppers, 800 can.
3lb can tomatoes l0c can.
2 10 can corn 1Oc can.
A few packages left yet OF Aunt Jamlma's
pan cake flour l0c pkg.
Kno1's fruit favor gelatine 10c can.
A specially blended tea for iced teas, delic.
ious flavor. only SOC ID.
Van Houten's cocane only 25c can.
case Boher's chocolate 4Oc ID.
Magic yeast So box.
A few boxes OF prunes, 2 Id to box, 15c box.
Raisans, citron and currents.
Try cottolene for shortening.
Gives large bottle queen olives for Csc.
French kidney beans l0c can.
Snowflake crackers, light and faky l2c ID.
Chow chow, mixed, plain. sweet and cheap.
Baking powders-royal, rex and good luck.
FlavorIng extracts-Leggetts best lemon
and vanilla Csc bottle.
Corn starch, splendid, Sc box.
Abbeville Supply Co.
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l.. w. Whites Locals.
MOLASSES MILLSII

MOLASSES MILLS!
Any one intending 10 buy a molass es mill
or an evaporating pan would do " ell 10 see
me.
have some close bargains In these articles
Now is the time TO make preparations for
making molasses.
Buy the best turnip seed, and that Buist's
improved turnip seed are reliable the follow.
ing we'll authenticated facts will show:
A lady living in the city of Abbeville
bought from me last year flfty.tive cents
worth Of turnip seed, The entire expense of
planting then amounted to IS cents. She
had the greatest abundance Of turnips and
salad for table use In u large family dining
the whole of last fall and winter and receiv-
ed eighteen dollars from the sale of turnips
and salad.
1t pays to plant turnips. especially when
you buy your seed from L.. w. WHITE.
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j. E. McDayid & Co.'S Locals.

- ucDaVlu az 10. LOCaIS.
When you want q shoe cheap, and good
shoe, call on J. +. McDavid & Co.
Ask to see ]. E. McDavld & Co.'s 81 brogan,
a good one.
See ]. E. McDavld & Co.'s 81 ladies shoe. A
beauty.
A few pair OF Frank l. Adler's fine slippers
to close out very low.
Towels Of any kind or description from SC
to 75c.
All colors In calicos at SC.
Percal, Crepon, Duck. all at low figures.
Do you want the hest corset In the world Z?
We sell "The Featherbone" with q guarantee,
or money refunded.
A black Alpine hat, good one, 81.
Uniaundred and laundred Negligee shirts
all to be sold before fall Will give you bar
gain In these shirts.
A full line hosiery. Mems, women and
children, sc up to SOC.
Full line Of stationery. 2quires paper for
SC.
One pound box very fine box paper and en-.
velopes 25c.
Unruled tinted paper by the box at Csc. A
very fashionable paper.
A full line of checked homespun, white
homespun, bleaching, drilling, etc.
Come to see us and we will do you good.
]. E. MCDAVID & co.
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He who has health has hope, and he
who has hope has everything.

He who has health has hope, and he
who has hope has everything.
1t it only the man is faithful to
God who is true friend to himself.
To bring out the very best that Cod
has put in us, the motive mnst be love.
Like rain upon the thirsty earth is
the Holy Spirits power in a longing
heart.
Look out for the man who makes
specially of pointing out faults in other
folks.
How often we must needs 60 down
through the valley to reach the peaks
beyond.
How soon the soul starves when it
begins to look at everything through
money.
The man who makes q profession
that he does not live compels himself
to live lie.
We ought to do that which Is good,
and that which is good ought to be
done well.
All Gods children have two footmen
goodness and mercy, following on be-
hind them.
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The County Democratic Executive Com
mittee has appointed the following places
and times for the candidates for Congress and
Solicitor TO address the people, viz:
Lowndesville, July 3lst.
Mccormick, August 1st.
Abbeville, G. II. August 3rd.
Green wood, August 4th.
WIN. n. Graydon.
Chairman Sub Committee.
w. c. MCGOWAN, ESQ.,, is at Glenn Springs.
On the first OF August he and his family will
go TO Mt. Airy. Judge MCGOWAN will then
20 TO Hot Springs, N. c., and Miss Lucia Nc
Gowan and Mr.. Christie Benet will 60 to Sui.
livan's Island.
Miss MApGE GRAYDoN returned from
Edgefed last week. She Is now quite a
young lady, and as pretty as the prettiest,
and as brainy as the brainest.
Mr.. AND MRS. J. L. MAXWELL are off on q
visit to his relatives at Phenix. They were
recently married, and are now supremely
happy.
Posi- MASTER r. o. McADAMs and his
daughter. Miss Rosa McAdams, OF Antreville.
were In town yesterday.
MRS. w. N. GRAYDoN and children are at
Mt. Airy, Georgia, to spend a short time for
the benefit OF their health.
MRS. A. d. ROBERTSON. Miss jamie Rich
ardson, Miss Leila Aiken, honored the Press
and Banner oftic last Monday.
MISS MAGGIE LOWRY, OF Due West, was In
Bell and the Misses Cater.
Hon. w. H. PARKER spent q week or ten
days In Atlanta.
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HaddOn's Locals.

New patterns In organdies and dimity-just
the stuff for summer, at Haddon's.
6G inch white organdle, at Haddon's.
White silk parasols at Haddon's.
26 inch gloria silk paragon frame parasols
81. at Haddons.
Fast black hose at Haddons.
Tan hose for infants, children and ladies. at
Haddon's.
Slippers Slippers We are closing one or
two lines OF slippers regardless OF the cost, at
Haddon's.
II you have little cash to spend these hot
days, just 20 to Haddon's, and you will be
surprised at the amount OF goods you can
purchase for little money at Haddon's.
Zephyr gInghams makes nice waist and
washes well. We are still closing our entire
line OF this beautiful goods ut ii cents, at
IIaddon's.
A good sc inch Sea Island homespun cents,
at Haddon's.
Get our prices on 80 inch bleeched home.
spun by the bolt, at Haddon's.
All grades of bleeched and brown home.
spuns at Haddon's.
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Feeding on Children,

Randall Frankll lin, colored, of Hodges, Is the
happy father Of troup OF children. While
he and his wife were off In the field, one day
last week. they left the younger and smaller
members of the family In the house. While
the children were asleep the old SOW came in
and commenced TO make a meal off the least
one, eating an ear and some fingers. The
screams OF the child at this unusual and un-
expected proceeding brought relief, and the
remainder OF the child was saved.
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Wednesday, July %, 1896.
Death OF john Law.

1nhnnv 1ay Snn oS rni W. late ot stony
Point. will be pained 10 learn OF his death al
ldlewilde, the residence OF his father In Ma
rion county, S. c., on the 18th inst.
He was VicLlm OF consumption, contrast
ed in the city OF Cleveland, Ohio, where he
had been employed in the American Wire
Mills for the past three years.
On May last he discontinued his occupation
and returned South with the hope that some
relief might be had from the most advanced
and scientific treatment OF the fatal disease.
He was sent 10 the Johns Hopkins Hospital
in Baltimore for treatment but all TO no pur-
pose. His father returned with him on the
IN ght die in his Southern home. Jack was a
model OF honestly, industry and temperance,
beloved In his home and admired by his
friends and acQuaiutances.
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Examination for South Caro-.
lima College Scholarship.
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE,
June 30, 1896.

SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE,
June 30, 1896.
A COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION FOR
n the Normal Scholarships OF the South
Carolina College will be held by the School
Commissioner Of each county where there Is
plicants will be examined on English, Mathe-
matics aud History, the requirements In these
subjects being the same as for admission 10
3s OF the catalogue Of 1866. Further Infor-
nation, II desired. will be cheerfully furnish.
ed by JAMES WOODROW,
President South Carolina College.
July Is, 1896, If
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Harrison e. Games Locals.

Go TO Harrison Game for cool, refreshing
drinks-everything neat and up to date.
Soda-water and other drinks IN thin glasses
at the new fountain.
Cherry ripe, delicious drink.
Ice cold soda water served at Harrison i
Game. Give us q trial.
Keep cool by patronizlng Harrlson& Games
soda fount Chocolate soda 5c-rich, creamy,
sweet and cold.
For cold comfort soda try red messina
orange.
A cold day-the day that our cream soda
does not get sold.
A warm fact-the thermometer. A cold
fact-our SC soda.
Our soda is right, 1t is served right, IN the
right glasses, and you cannot afford not to af.
ford glass at sc.
Orange Is good, but Red Messina Orange Is
fine.
Taste cherry ripe and common cherry Is no
longer cherry. Served at Harrison & Game.
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We have the best bed spring on earth for
the money, sold exclusively by US and guar.
anleed by the manufacturers for five Years
Plenty OF them now in use and can furnish
more testimonials. II you are not satisfied
money refunded. j. ID. Kerr.
Locals p. B. Speed.
You can get gasoline to clean white gloves
with at Speeds. l0c bottle.
Speeds aromatic blackberry cordial cures
iarrhoea and dysentery.
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NRafflR SnRkeR.N -

WIN. Graydon, Esq who is well known as
a good lawyer, is also first class farmer.
source Of recreation and pleasure cultivates
some OF the crops. Among other things he
has the finest "Georgia Rattlespake' water
melons TO be found In this section OF the
country Post Master r. o. McAdams also
says that he will make q good run for the
Legislature in bis section.
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Declines 10 be n Candidate.

lcoe duu
Dear Sir-I notice my name announced in
last weeks issue OF your paper, as candidate
for the Legislature. feel truly thank kful to
my friends OF the Donnalds democratic club
for the confidence. they seem to repose In me
aud while nothing would afford me more
pleasure than to serve my people In the
capacity OF Legislator / feel constrained 10
decline the protfered honor, as 1t would seri-
ously conflict with my other engagements.
Thanking my friends again for their con
tiuence am.
Very Respectfully.
J. C., Martin
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Comm union Services.

There will be services In the A. R. p. church
Friday and Saturday morning at eleven o.
clock. Communion services on Sabbath
morning.
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Aid To ApplicRn Is.

offer my services 10 all students desiring
admission into educational institutions,
either through competitive or entrance eX.
aminations. Terms reasonable.
g. K. McC, Perrin
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Doing Well.

Our friends called yesterday evening and
left two umbrellas. We were needing some
thing of the kind, and they come in very
nicely. Thanks.
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Rev. o. Y. Bonner will preach 10 the Asso-.
ciate Reformed church on Friday night and
Saturday morning. DR.. Grier VI III preach in
the same church on Sunday morning.
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HOnOred Guest.

Miss Mary Evans, sister Of Governor Evans.
is the guest OF Hon. +. B. Gary. She came
yesterday on q visit to her relatives and 10
spend time IN this health resort.
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HNddOn'S Locals.

The prettiest and cheapest jest. Those new
silks for waists just received.
The latest fad in fans-very small and looks
like d butterfiy's wings.
New linen lawns for waists or dress.
The best yet-46 in all wool black drap dete
finish henrietta soc. Another lot just receiv-
ed
White silk parasols.
Now is the time to secure bargains in short
ends OF dress materials. We have them ev-
cry day.
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One inch sterling silver belt buckles with
tinsel belting, all the rage at r. c. Bernau, the
jeweler. Wide black betting and plated and
silver buckles at greatly reduced prices and
new designs
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Grand clearing out sale OF zephyr Cling
l2Rc now closing out at IA cts. at Haddon's
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have just received lot OF the finest hair
brushes ever brought to Abbeville. Speed.
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We fill all orders by mail promptly. F. b..
Speed.
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Ny line hair brushes is now complete. P,
B. Speed.
The morning times., 1896-09-14
GOLDENBERG'S
026-02S 7th-7O6 K St.

WE CAN PROVE TT.
No other house does-ever did-or ever
wiil-seii such sterling qualities at such low
prices as SAkS quotes.
The morning times., 1896-09-14

dence Capitol Hill, was thrown from his
wheel aud sustained painful confusion
OF the hip and a long cut on the forehead.
He was carried on an tmprovised litter
by his companions to the city limits, from
whence he W wasconve yed to hisflone In acab.
Officer Barbee OF the Eighth precinct.
was married In New York on September
2, TO Miss Mamie Opdyke OF this city.
Only a few friends and relatives Witnessed
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. BaIbee re-
turned to the city yesterday, after spend
ing their honeymoon in travelling through
the State. y
Thomas Enright and Charles Reeves,
both plasterers, were making considerable
noise in Mount Vernon Park early yester-
day morning, aud when warned to move
away by officer Hendricks, refused to
obey. Finally the officer was compelled
to take them into custody. They were
locked up AT the Second precinct station,
but were later allowed Their liberty on a
deposit or So coll ateral each.
Annie Beach, a white servant, was
given So Saturday, with which to pay
rent. by Eliza Cole OF MAYORS alley
northwest. Instead of making proper
use of the amount she marched off with II
and bought a number OF articles for herself.
AS n result she Is now prisoner at the
Second precinct station on the charge Of
efnDeZZitneDt. DIG WIS dTitntcu ou q
warrant by Policemen O'Dea.
David Price. cOlored who resisted and
escaped arrest on Saturday night, was
caughton Champlainc couft. between Florida
avenue and Columbia road and Seven teenth
and Eighteenth streets, yesterday evening
about $50 by OFFICER Barrett and locked
up In No. 3 police station. He will appear
in court this morning to answer two
charges, one for disOrderiy conduct and the
other for assaulting an officer.
The northeast section Of SwampoOdle
was lively Saturday night, with he dis
turbaHces OF crowd of men who had inI-
bibed too freely. Policemen Wheeler and
Batson arrested seven of the crowd. They
were james Mahouey, a plumber; LlewelIen
Davis. an electrician; Charles Burnhart,
Augustus Neitziy. Caspar Sander. Annie
Coleman and Alice Colber. Early yes
terday morning the prisoners were released
oil S5 collateral each.
William Stone, colored, about ten years
of age. was arrested Saturday night by
Policeman Wanuell. and detained at No.
station until his parents could he heard
from. William had in his possession
Iady's gold watch. He said it WIS his
mothers and he had taken it from the
house 10 time himself while carrying his
fathers dinner to his working place. The
boys story proved to be true, and he was
released by Detective Sutton, who invest-
gated the matter.
The morning times., 1896-09-14

Chairman Jones, however, spent the
whole day with Senator German at Laurel,
his interviews as to what had occurred in
New York, where lie had recently been,
having already been published. He came
to town last night and retired TO his house,
at sl5 n street northwest. after saying
that lie hal nothing new to give out. 1t is
possible, however, that Chairman Jones'
views about Senator Hill are reflected in
the opiniol uttered by clerk a / headquar-
ters He was asked If the probable defeC-
ton OF Hill would not seriously affect the
chances of Bryan's success in New York.
No, SIR said the clerk, rising TO the
occasion and maintaining himself ill that
attitude. The success OF Bryan does not
depend on any one man
The general opinion about Mr.. Hill at
headquarters is that he is no longer a
necessity since he is about to kick out
of the traces, OF rather the whole harness,
which was attempted to be put upon him
for a drive TO Buffalo.
The morning times., 1896-09-14
IN THE CAMPAIGN
PILOT HOUSES
Latest News and Views Of Those Who Con-
DUO. the Political Voyage.

There we're very few except the unotfi-
Cials al the various heauqua rjers last night
or yestcriay. Nest of tie pu!ltlcal chat
going was OF a purely local character
and more especially as 10 Tie coming demou-
stration at tie Capitol il honor oi Candi-
date Bryan.
Ii was Eot expected that Chairman Jones
woult have come TO the city, owing to the
fact that Chairman Faulkner had gore 10
West Virginia and would rot return to.
the city before noon today. Nevertheless
there were several callers at the empty
rooIns OF tie machine shop on Fifteenth
street, where the national chairman might
have turned up.
The morning times., 1896-09-14
DR.. Preston Critically nj.

Charlotte. n. c.. Sept. ia telegram
from Lexington. Va, to the Observer, ut
1:31 O'Clock this morning, says that Rev.
DIR. ]. A. Preston is lying very near the
point OF death, with pulse 40 and tenn
perature 103. He Is conscious, but cannot
articulate. There Is bare possibility Of
recovery
The morning times., 1896-09-14

ylon." Louis Parker found that his part
Der had already accomplished SO much of
his task as to render any outside assist
aDCe altogether unnecessary. Under these
circumstances. and having no wish TO Ge-
prive his friend of one jot or little of the
kudos and monetary reward of his labors,
Mr.. Parker has gracefully waived his
claims and left Mr.. Garrett in undisputed
possession as sole author of the play.
sandow's Olympia is the title OF TIE CON-
pany which c. B. jefferson will send o n tour
this season, with Sandow. the strong man.
at its head The company. which is unusual
ly strong, includes the RossoT midgets. Al
eide Capitaine, Wood and sheppard, Jessie
Merrillees, OF the sisters Mcrriliees; Man
dola, juEgier: Grover" trick pony: and
the b.ograph, new invention in the moving
picture line. A short dramatic play, writ
ten by Charles T. Vincent, in which Sandow
VIII appear as the hero, will close the per-
formance.
Thomas W. Keene and Charles B. Han
ford have engaged Grace Hopkins as their
leading woman Among their other en-
gagements are Marie Drofnah, Bertram
Temple, assistant stage manager to Mr..
Hanford; Lawrence f. Walker stage car
penter. Thomas Mckee will be the busi-
ness manager. The company were
called to rchearsals in this city Monday
and the tour win open next week
Mr.. Keene will travel as far West as Min
neapolis and will probably play a longer
season than he originally intended to.
Gustav SaNini. a sou OF TonImaso Sal
vini, the famous Italian tragedian. has
been acting recently in Naples, where he
is favorably received. He has only re-
Gently begun rs an actor. and he is said
TO hear striking resemblance to his
father. Lately Tommaso Salvtni refused
10 pla in Italy Oh the ground that he had
retired finally from the stage, and pre-
ferrcd TO he remembered AS he was In his
prime. His son made bis appearance In
Naples In Hamlet" and the old Dumas
play "Kean,. which is popular still with
the continental actors, although it has
been given rarely in the United States
and England. It continues Une OF the
most popular pieces In the repertoire Of
Ludwig Barnay. the Berhu actor
The morning times., 1896-09-14

The finest. the best boards. only 81
per 100 feet. If You want common boards.
75c. per 100 feet. Frank Libbey Co.. 9Th
and n. Y. ave.
The morning times., 1896-09-14

At National Silver headquarters there
was nothing doing, a. usual. but it was
learned that u batch of letters had come
In from Kansas. giving information or the
formation of scvent five silver clubs
MT. p. Taylor, assistant secretary, said
that the eBcourac cing part of the organi-
cations was that there was an average of
about 36 per cent Republicans on the rolls
Mr. Taylor said that the dispatches pub
lished yesterday i'll The Times disposed
of the absurd story printed i'll one of the
New York papers TO the effect II. Chai.
man Stevens had formed AN alliance with
the Republicans in Colorado. the fusion
having taken place between the Democrats
and Popuiists.
The morning times., 1896-09-14
NOTICES!

Arthur Fassett IS no longer in any
way connected with any department.
of The Times.
The morning times., 1896-09-14
w ARSlNG.

II is learned by The Times that W.
j. Hobbs has been Soldering subscrip-
lions I'D advertisements for this pa
per. The public is warned ngainst the
fellow, ns he has No authority to
solicit or make collections for The
Times
The morning times., 1896-09-14

The campaign of Tom watson in Nebra ska
will not, il is thought at Peoples party
headquarters, disturb the icla ions already
existing between the fused parties in that
State. There WAS supreme effort made
there to get all the parties pgethcr because
II was desired to carry that state specially
for Bryan. 1t is a known fact that the
greater sacrifice was ma de by the Popuists
who were entitled to more than they re-
Ceived by the fusion, bat they let il 20 for
harmony and for the honur of the ticket,
As to Kansas, it is only speculative
what will be the result Of the recent cam
paign there OF Watson. His play is to
rally around him the middle Of the road
straight Populsts who were opposed to
giving the Democrats the whole electoral
ticket. As 1t now stands, the Peoples
party In the State can get no credit except
indirectly for the election OF Bryan If he
should succeed, and they will be prac-
ticany putting the national patronage
In the hands of the Democrats Iii exchan ge
for the whole State ticket
This has not suited many of the Peoples
party and it is expected that these at least
would Join the middi E. of-the-road men in
the booming OF the Bryan Watson ticket
The appearance of such a ticket in Kansas
without any kind Of fusion or understanding
would certainly defeat the Bryap-Se wall
ticket, and th at is one OF the probabilities
OF the campaign