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The Portland daily press., 1897-06-19
Memoranda

Philadelphia, June 17-Schooner Phineas v
Sprague, Strong, from Port Spain, grounded i
the Schuylkill. but was foated, APPARENT
without damage.
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Spoken.

June TO- lat 81, Ion 1913, sch Scotia, iron
Brunswick. Ga, for Colon.
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Portland & RunfOrd Falls R'y.
I'm Effect June "a, 1897.

DEPARTURES.
$50 A. M. and i2.4O Z. M. From Union Station
for Poland. Mechanic Falls, Buckfiald. Can.
ton. Dixfeld kumford Falls, Bemis and all
stations on the r. F.. & r. L. r. r.
$50 a. M, 12.4o ans $50 .. m. From Union
Station for Mechanic Falls and intermediate
stations.
Through cars on 1910 p. m. train for Bemis.
at $40 y. m. runs through to Rumbord Falls.
Through Tickets ON Sale.
r. C. BRADFORD. Traffic Mgr.
Portland. Maine
jel8 dtf kumford Falls. Maine
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EXCHANGE DISPATCHES.
Ar at Port Spain June 18TH, sch w Baano,
Cook, from Portland
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
DOMINION LINE.

Royal Mail Steamers-Liverpo0l Ser
vice via Londonderry.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-07-21
U WEST ITEMS.
Personal Paragraphs Printed for
Your Publication.

PerSOnal RraRraphS Printed Tor
Your Publication.
Due West, S.. G.. July 20, 1897.
Services as usual In the different churches
We hear Abbeville is looking In the direc.
ton Of another cotton mill.
DIR. j. !. Mccain returned Friday from an
extended visit to his old home and other
Mr.. James Maglll is on a visit to his son at
Greenwood.
Mr.. j. r. Payne, of Honea Path, has con-
tracted to make a kiln OF brick for Mr.. ]. H.
Wren.
Mr.. w. E. Bell g. Co. go today for several
days recreation on Savannah river.
Miss Ludie Haddon is spending a few days
with her cousin, Miss Nina Ellis.
Mrs. Clark DuPre, of Columbia, spent last
week with friends In town.
Mr.. r.. s. Galloway has moved into the old
hotel until his handsome residence can be
finished.
Prof. d. s. Edwards is visiting friends In
L~owndesville.
Thomson Hollingsworth has returned from
Abbeville, where he has been visiting friends.
Mrs. ]. @. McDavid left for Lowndesville
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Little, Of Abbeville, are
In town.
spent Friday with friends in Due West.
Railroad meeting Tuesday evening In be-
half of the Pelzer and Abbeville r. r.
Mr. Charles Pratt is soon to leave US for Alb.
beville. Due West will lose one Of her best
citizens.
Visitors: Mrs. Richey, Donalds; DR.. M. A.
Thomson, Mr.. DIN Brownlee, Anderson Mr..
McD. Cater, Lowpdesville; Mrs. Annie Ar
Their, Mr.. G. f. Mckay, Rev. MIR. Earle, Prof.
Earle, Abbeville; Mr.John Evans, Dover.
Mrs. Sharp and Mrs. Bowie, of Santuc, have
been visiting Mrs. G. N. Nickles.
Protracted meeting at Little Mountain this
week. Our citizens are attending.
We are having any quantity OF nice rains.
Miss Jean Pressly has returned from Green
VILE.
Miss Agnes Grier entertained a party OF
young friends Wednesday evening.
Miss Annie Bowie is visiting Miss Matte
Calvert. of Long Cane.
Miss Minnie Bowie is off to take up school
again:
Mr.. II. p. MCGEE goes to Columbia today to
assist In electing a president for Furman uni
versity.
Mr.. j. r. MCGEE has returned from Green
wood.
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ELECTION POSTPONED.
Tuesday, 3Ist August, is the Day
Fixed.

ClACus
The Democratic Executive Committee hay
Ing authorized me 80 to do, I hereby revoke
the order Of said committee. fixing the 9Th
Of August as the day for the primary to elect
a successor TO the Hon. T. A. Graham, and ar
point Tuesday, the 3lst day OF August as the
day for said primary. In case q second pri-
mary is necessary, the 18th day Of September
is hereby appointed for said second primary.
This change is made In view of the fact that
the Senatorial campaign party will address
the people of Abbeville County on the 9Th Of
August. and In view Of the further fact that a
primary for Senator has been ordered TO be
held on the 3lst OF August, and 1t ID deemed
e%xpedient by the committee to dispense with
The following nave been appointed man.
ayers for both the Senatorial and Legislative
primaries.
The managers are as follows:
Abbeville No. ii. Frazer Lyon, Jones F.
A56eyille No. 81. E. Jones, G. H. Moore,
Will Calvert.
Lowndesvllie No. Is. 8. Boles, w. NJ. Ten
L~owndesville No. 2-G. W. McNair, R. W.
Williams, B. A. Bell.
Decentralization McDil, VIII Donnald, c.
V. Martin.
Mount Carmel John Tarrant, WI. Miller,
McCormick-s. L. Edmunds, Walter Har.
Cedar springs-A. 7. Brown. ALI Lyon, Jas.
Crawford.
L~ebanon-Jas. Gilbert. ]. A. Gillian. John
Mabry.
Mountain views-Marcus VIM, Lamar
Clinkscales, James Schroeder.
Long Cane-J. F. Calvert, II. w. Bowie,
Barlow Crawford.
An treville-S. C Knox, 8. j. Wakefield,
Pink McCarter.
Due West-G. N. Nickles, Rice ELLIS, NJ. E
H~olllngworth.
Hampton-W. A. Gillahan, w. w, Wilson,
A. F. Carwile.
Means Chapel-J. H. Barkskale, L.. G.
NickIes, T.. H. Reid.
Magnolia-A. A. Edwards, c. g.. McAllester
R. w. Hester.
Frank B. Gary.
Chr. Dem Elk. Conn.,.
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sharp. Annual dues will be only 5 cents per
month. payable at the time of Joining, and
on the first Of each succeeding month. Come
out and join In making the League what 1t
ought 10 be In Abbeville. n grand success.
BY EMPRESS
A few days ago an unsophisticated "colored
LADY," OF African decent, called at the axpress
office in this city and wished to ship her lit.
deed be a new feature in the express business.
SO the chi lid was not sent by express, but by
telegraph" as the shoes" were sent during
the late war 10 an old lady's only son, They
didn't 20 neither did the child.
sUNDRY ITEMS PICKED UP.
On last Thursday afternoon Mr.. M. E. Lyon
living near Widernan, lost her dwelling by
badly damaged. The building and furniture
was insured with w. T. Branch in the Orient.
of Hartford, for $1,000. Fire was accidental
having caught while preparing for dinner.
Abbeville county and his loss is heavy.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. 4. Reacham, after q plea
SAINT visit to relatives in the city left yester-
day on a visit to friends at Ninety.Six and
surrounding country.
MIR. H. H. Hill lost his fine saddle horse last
Monday night. 1t being sick only a short
time.
Mrs. C. v. Hammond and daughter, Miss
Nora. will leave tomorrow for a visit to
friends at Pickens and Greenville.
The Cokesbury District Conference will
meet In Greer wood this morning. Bishop
Rev. j.. NJ. Lawson represent Abbeville Sta
ton as delegates.
MIR. Harper Boyd and daughter, of Hester,
were IN the city, yesterday.
On last Saturday, Alex Speed. colored, met
bis death while removing some rock that
had fallen into q well on Mr.. Brooks planta.
tod near Mt. Carmel. AS he began to move
the fallen rock the remaining portion OF the
wall fell upon him and buried him entirely.
He was taken out Sunday morning about
Miss Lila Visanska, a pretty young lady
from Laurens. is spending awhile with rela-
tives in the city.
Miss Louise Bailey is off today on a visit to
relatives In Columbia.
The wide.awake and efficient Secretary of
the Ab6eville Board OF Fire Underwriters,
Capt. w. 7. Branch has written q letter TO
Charles c. Flemming, Secretary of the S. E.
Tarif Association, informing him that our
water works are complete and requesting
him TO send an Inspector of same, looking to
a reduction In insurance rate for our city.
Capt. w. I. Branch and ]. S. Sossaman
we're In the city yesterday from Little Noun.
.aln n reported a good time. Also that
and family are now occupying mountain
view cottage at Little Mountain.
MENU AT LITTLE MoUNTA1N--sUNpAY's
DINNER.
Virginia Corn Cakes, Loaf Bread and Biscuit,
Roast Mutton, Fried Chicken,
Baked Potatoes, Rice,
Tomatoes raw and slowed,
Apple Dumping. with butter sauce,
Cantalopes and Watermelon,
Beer on Ice and the finest mineral water ex-
ant-all this at Valley Cottage.
This colony read the Press and Banner and
anxiously await Its coming every week.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-07-21
CITY COURT.
Sundry Sinners Shunle to the Snm-
mons-GOod Cash Trade.

Court at the Hill-Chalmers hall has been
of the early short variety since the rains set
in. Some got pulled, but not too soon.
Jenk Thomas, Of Fort Pickens, threatened
to get back his tools or get a white mans
scalp. He started 10 acquire these possessions
when a policemen acquired him. The Mayor
handsome name and remarked ''S5 or TO-"
Jenk is making marks on the face of the
earth.
William Mosby, who can be depended on to
rescue the docket from inocuous desuetude,
was given a surprise party He now bears
the reputation Of a solitary mot guilty. as
regards disorderly conduct.
Will and Lewis Stevenson, two Jerusalem
gents Of means and leisure enough 10 get up
an occasional jamboree in the happy home,
pushed down and shot at q woman Monday
night preparatory 10 coming TO town in dis
tinguished company. The woman lost her
wits and part OF her earthly garments and
bumped against a wire fence. Jim paid So
for the knock-out blow and Lewis paid So
for license to be handy will a guu.
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G~Ien.Jones Pardware Co.'s Locals.

Bicycles. Our line has been selected with
due. respect to the merit Of other makes, and
we feel assured that the wheels which we
handle have the best points OF all. They are
strong, neat, and fast. Prices all right.
Cleveland, Westfeld, Aetna, represent the
different grades. We also have q line of bi-
cycle %sundries, spokes, rims. lamps, gopgs,
Hot weather is at hand. How are you 60
ing TO keep your butter mild. and other arti.
cles cool? Let Us help you. You should
have a refrigerator. We have the most com
plete, namely the Journey" If you know
anything about refrigerators you are already
aware that Journey" means the best. II you
are not posted come and we will interest you.
We have what you need.
Do not blame the flies but keep them out OF
the house by using screen doors and windows.
Should you not use them, keep the files out
OF the food by using fly fans. We can help
you.
Preserve your health during the hot month";
by using the Oil gas cooking stoves. They
consume ordinary kerosine oil. The oil gas
cooking stove Is q necessity to the housekeep-
er during the summer months especially.
We will show you one In operation at our
store.
BY the way, we nav tried most OF the ice
cream churns, such as White Mountain,
Lightning, Attic, Blizzard, Ohio and others.
Some are good, some are bad, but the kind
that you can depend on is the "Wonder"
which Is our choice.
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NOT A BIT DEAD.
b. r. TilImRn is Very Much AlIye-A
RumOr Fxcitine Rut False.

B. r. TillmRn is Very Much AlIye-A
RumOr Exciting But False.
About 4 O'Clock last Thursday afternoon al
exciting rumor gained currency here. The
long.distance telephone brought from Green;
VILE q report that Senator B. r. Tillman had
been killed by an electric car In Washington.
The Press and Banner man ran up against
the rumor and Immediately proceeded TO
hunt the source. Further than the long dis.
lance phone story nothing could be learned
until morning.
It was soon found however. that the tele-
graph and telephone wires all over the State
were loaded with the report and with anxious
inquiries.
The story was considerably doubted by the
majority, but the ~well-known disposition TO
believe any old thing about Tlllman caused
many TO conclude that the great Carolinian's
phenomenal career had come to q tragic end,
Definite assurance Of a fake came. with Satur-
days papers, which announced that the.Sena-
tor had on the day before secured the passage
his Dispensary bill through the Senate.
Senator Tillman Is now doing some work
which should secure for him the appreciation
of the people Of Abbeville.
It is probable that the Senate will be in
Abbeville the first week In August.
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Out on Bond.

MIR. David Millin, against whom the grand
jury found a true bill for an assault on w. n.
Graydon last fall, WAS arrested at the home
OF bis father near Greenwood last week by
Special Deputy G. H. Moore.
On Friday Mr.. Millin went before Judge
klugh with a writ OF habeas corpus. He was
represented by d. II. MagllI, Esq. L.. w
Perrin. Esq. appeared for the State.
Bail was granted In the sum Of $500. A eer-
tificate Of deposit was put mp.
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THE MCCORMICK ASSAULT.

The White Boy Charged With Assault.
ing a Colored Girl is in JaiI-Cap-
tured, Escaped, Re.Captured-FatII.
err and Son In One Cell-TurnaRe
Talks of the Boys Adventures.
J.W. Turnage and his son. Henry E. Tur-
mage, were lodged In Abbeville jail last Sat.
making a criminal assault on a Negro girl,
the senior on the charge Of aiding q prisoner
In escaping. Mr.. A. NJ. Carpenter, acting
deputy for Magigtrate IT, Price. brought til 9
prisoners from Mccormick.
Young Turnage is alleged to have made a
criminal assault on a Negro girl near McCor-
mick on July 10. He was arrested and bound
over to court by Magistrate Price. Constable
]. P. Sharpton started to Abbeville with the
boy, and was about a mile on the way when
his prisoner jumped out of the buggy and raj
away. He was recaptured Friday and sent 10
jail, his time accompanied BY his father.
called at the jail n asked the FURNACES for
a statement regarding the occurrences with
which they were concerned.
nine in; W. Years ngr liSed rs az S Mcco Of lex an ae ans l e.
Turnage is Is years OF age. Is OF average size.
weighing 50 pounds. Both are fairly intelli-
gent.
story Is, substantially, as follows:
MY boy and other white boys of the neigh.
borhood have been going In bathing near the
home Of Frank Bell, a Negro living on Mr..
McGrath's place. Bell n his family OBJ
jected to the boys using the place. On July
Henry went to the wash-hole alone and
found Frank Bells daughter picking berries
near by. He told her to go away that he
wanted to 20 In swimming. The girl did not
leave and Henry commenced pulling of his
clothes. She commenced to scream and
throw rocks. Henry put his shirt on again
and took part in the fight. The other Negroes
came up and the row stopped.
18th Negroes got out q warrant and Henry
was given a: preliminary before Magistrate
Price. DIR. J.P. Robinson examined the girl
and foundn no marks of violence on her per.
son.
eyes, 1 told my boy to try to get away from
the constable. l wan you TO publish that In
the Press and Banner. l want chat under
negroes talking aud heard one OF them say
The place for us TO do our work is by the
wayslde.' l took 1t that they intended to 60
up the road and lynch my boy. MIR. G. G.
Corley and Mr.. Price told me that the Negroes
had all Idea oil lynching. That's why I told
him TO watch his chances and escape II posi-
BILE, and why I helped him get out of the gay
Mccormick l came up. behind him, about 80
yards distant. He looked back at me and the
boy jumped out and ran. He outran Mr..
S%harpton completely. Mr.. Sharpton shot
several times at the boy.
~ overlook m boy and carried him over
into Georgia. Last Friday we came back
on this side and both of us were arrested. I
Albert Carpenter. editor OF the Mccormick
Times, brought us here.
81 don't know the name OF the girl Henry
had the row with. She Is about his size and
Is about IL or Is years old. She is Of a ginger
cake color"
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Now is the time 10 buy muslins. organdies,
embroideries, laces and all summer wash
materials very cheap at Haddon's.
Muslins from 219c. up at Haddon's, former
price &c and &c.
Colored French organdies are beiag sold re-
gardless OF cost at Haddon's,
Ladies' and Misses slippers-great reduc-
ton in prices to close them out at Haddon's.
Black Atwood eciliap cloth 50-inch wide,
SOC quality for SOC, 75c quality SOC. A big bar.
gain and extra cheap at Haddon's.
Parasols-An elegant assortment still on
hand and closing out very cheap at Haddon's.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-07-21
NINETY-SIX NEWS.
Attractive Personal POints-Dr. An
dersOn IIl-PrOtracted Meetings.

Ninety-Six, S. c., July 10, 1897.
Rev. NJ. M. Brabham preached at the Meth
odist church Sunday morning, the pastor
being absent from town..
Mrs. Gilkerson and children are over from
Laurens on a visit 10 her brother Mr.. Yancy
Sherard.
came down from Greenwood last Wednesday
and spent the day and night with Mrs. r. F.
McIaslan.
Mr.. James Dendy. of Edgeield, was visiting
q friend in the city last week.
Miss Della Goodwin spent last week In town
with her aunt, Mrs. McCaslan.
Mrs. Attaway is on a visit to her sister, Mrs.
M. Nj. Brabham.
lady of Greenwood, has returned to her home
after a short visit TO her cousin, Miss. Annie
Blake.
Messrs. T%ompkins, Sloan, Bozeman and
Townsend attended the dance at Harris
Lithia last week.
Mrs. ]. W. Blake has returned from a plea
SAINT visit TO friends at Greenwood.
Mrs. W. w. Edwards paid heI fathers fami-
ly a visit the past week.
DR.. w. l.. Anderson is quite i'll. His friends
realize his condition, but hope for an improv-
ment soon.
Miss Ruby Anderson has returned from
Chappells, bringing with her Miss Sarah
Miss Luva Agnew, Of Donalds, is with Mrs.
MIR. Jim Horn is off on a vacation to some
point. He did not say where, but we all know
where the magnet is and consequently, his
abiding place.
Miss Louise Bohemian is summerlng near
Cross Hill.
Mr.. E. N. DeVore was called TO the bed side
Of his brother one day last.
Mrs. T. G. Lipscomb Is happy over the ar.
rival of her mother, Mrs. Orchard from At.
lapta.
Miss Kate Turner left for Abbeville last
Tuesday.
Miss Fleming, of Spartanburg, is with her
friend Miss Helen Fellers.
Protracted services will begin at the Bap-
fist church Sunday. Preparatory services
will begin Wednesday night preceding the
Splendid rains fell Saturday refreshing the
parched crops.
We understand that active steps have been
made towards the new Court House. Very
soon the building will be erected.
Cambridge.
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Handsome Design.

Mr.. j. II. McDill has received from Mr. G.
H.. Mayhem, OF the Cherokee Marble works.
Atlanta, q design for a Confederate monu-
and s inches, crowned with q heroic figure.
The proposed Inscription is. "Confederate
Dead of Abbeville County, with an engraved
palmetto and crossed swords. A monument
according TO this design will cost $500 on the
grounds.
The drawing may be seen at McDlll &
Lyons furniture store.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.
Beautiful Girls Represent Historical
States.

The Sunday school of Holy Rock Reformed
basket picnic on Saturday, July Sd. Our glo-
rious Fourth was also celebrated on that day.
The thirteen original States were represented
by thirteen girls, each dressed In white with
a red sash around her waist and q blue bal
dric. having on 1t in gilt letters the name of
the State she represents. The national flag,
with Its stripes and stars, mounted on a pole
thirty feet high, told to each the tale Of the
unity and independence of America. Adj
dresses were delivered, essays read and short
pieces recited in reference 10 the Union, after
which the admirable hymn america" was
sung, when oil retired TO enjoy a splendid re-
past and thus close the exercises OF q delight
ful aud long to be remembered day. K. A.
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Picnic ut ZarIine.

There will be a picnic at Zarline on the
fourth Saturday, the oath of this month. The
speakers expected are: Senator 3. R.Tillman;
Senator John L.. NJ. Irby, Governor John g.
Evans, Hon. S. g.. Mayfield and Hon. j. w.
Floyd Joshua W. Ashley was instructed by
the committee TO invited them. Come, boys,
we are going TO have a lively time:
Joshua w. Ashley.
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Westmoreland letter Ointment sure cures
ring worm. We've tried IL. For sale at
Speeds Drug Store.
AGENTS WANTED-Male or female In every
county. Business respectable. Compersa-
ton good. No trouble to make SOM money
Address Chronicle, Augusta, Ca, for p~articu-
lars. If
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-07-21
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
Partial PrOgPam-Bring in Your Dis.
eased StOck-EyerybOdy Invited.
-TjyIrnos, IN Gnoon

The following circular concerning the forth
coming institute has been distributed over
the county:
a Farmers Institute, under the direction
of PresidentE. Z. Craighead and other MEM
bers of the Faculty of Clemson College, will
be held In the Court House at Abbeville on
Wednesday, August 4th, beginning at $50 A.
NJ.
DIR. Wyman, the College Veterinarian, will
treat free between $50 and $50 A. NJ, diseased
animals.
All citizens are cordially invited TO be
present.
OF subjects to be discussed mention may be
made of the following:
Horse-shoeing: The Care OF the Brood
Mares. Diseases of Domestic Animals; Ferti-
lizers; Drinking Water; Dairying; Truck
Farming; Practical Agriculture; The AgrI-
cultural College. and other interesting sub
subjects.
M. Leland Smith,
J. l.. Hughey,
J. r. Blake.
Committee.
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Another lot Of Granduer flour to come in
this week.
Bruce's is the place to get good pure Ice
cream, we sell to white or colord. We sell for
the money and money only.
r. G. Wilson and Co. have O full stock of
Heinz's Pickle and condiments.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-07-21
A Season of ShOrtueSs.

For three weeks, up to Saturday last, Able
VILE County had no prisoners in Jail. The
only inhabitants Of the cells were John
Mitchell and Wade Adkins, who are charged.
BILE to Greenwood County.
This was an unusual thing. Abbeville has
not been without prisoners for several years
past until lately.
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Scraps.

The excursionists got back from Atlanta
Mr.. Jas. r., Horne. of Ninety-Six, spent
Sunday with his uncle, Mr.. w. ]. DeVore.
Mr.. r. NJ. Mabry and family are in Edge.
Il cid, where Mrs. Mabry'S mother, Mrs. Bee,
is quite i'll.
There are seven prisoners in Jail.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-07-21
Events I'm the Future.

Abbeville and ~Spartanburg both have rep
utatious to sustain on the diamond. Greek
meets Greek Thursday end Friday.
The Legislative primary will be held Au.
gest 3lst.
Soldiers Re-Union, August 10.