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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

a Very delightful surprise party was
given to Miss Matte Darden Wednesday
night at iler heme. No. ,0S west Clay
street. The evening was spent in vocal
and Instrumental music and games OF a II
kinds. Refreshments We're served and
the party dispersed for their homo after
having spent an enjoyable evening.
Those present We're Misses Matte and
Maude Dardeu, Pauline Leiss. Fiorie
Wilson, Mamie and Lille Fischer, Mary
LuEdie. of Danville Copeland Row1ett
Fannie aud Alice Whitfield: Messrs. Bcr-
nard Long. Raleigh Hicks, Bonnie Long.
John Whitfield. John Llcwelly. Tom
Long, Willie Korbs Clarence Darden. and
John kuster.
The Acorn Club gave an enjoyable bali
Wednesday, night in Belvidere Hall, which
was largely attended. Cowarcin's orches-
ira furnished the music, and to its nspir-
ing strains the dancing was kept UP sevc-
raj hours. Those present were:
Mr. 3. f. Bucker. Miss Julia Maynes,
Mr.. James B. Neagle, Miss Mayme Dill
Ion. Margaret Dillon, Mr.. 7. A. Lundin.
Miss Emma Lundin, Mr.. G. insolvency,
Miss Elizabeth Heppert, Mr.. Otto Bern
hardt, Miss Helen Berrhardt, Miss Carrie
Briel, Mr.. William Deasy, Miss Mary
Deasy, Mr.. William *. Heppart. Miss
Mamie Heppart. Mr.. S. \. Loterzo, Miss
L. Snyder. AIR Frank T. Bernhardt. Miss
Augusta -. Mr. T. j. Pagan, Miss
Fannie Schnef. Mr.. G. a. Iseman, Miss
Italia McSweeny Mr.. w. G. Duckhardt.
Miss Marie Schadd. Mr.. Thomas j. Wal
ton. Miss Alma Schadd. Mrs. Leonie
Schadd. Miss Alice Noble, Miss II. NJ
Gaines. Mr.. r. Cruiser, Miss E.&Chester-
man. mr.. L. Hulche. Miss g. Hnlche.
Miss a. Helma lsernhardt. Miss Carrie
Briel. Miss Nellie Byone, Mr.. George w
Lihhy, Mr., T, S. Manning. Mr. +. F. E.u-
NtCGG0ETINITEDON g g -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

Invita- tons have BEEN issued by Mrs. j.
Z. Morton for the marriage of her dauSh-
ter. Miss .Teannette Huntington, to Mr.
Walker Scott. The marriage will take
place at the home Of the bride at Farm
vile. October 18th. al. 1 P. NJ Miss Nor
ton. VINO is weIl-knosvn' in Richmond. is
q niece of Captain Fra;lk W. Cunningham
Mr. Scott is associated in business with
the Planters Bank OF Farmviie. and is
a son of Mr.. John ". Scott.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

fsx66-inches Fring.d Scarf, slc.
lSx5i-inchss Open Work SeaFEa'
SD-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-19

Tho cry against trusts aud corporations
seems TO be stereotyped. with never specin'
cation a 10 whore they had outraged the pub
lic or rubbed tndividusis. VIII some anti
irust or aDti.ccrporation gentleman please
I've % some facts. without indulging In vain
imagin.ngs. We know nothing OF trusts and
believe NO such organizations exist We are
the friend OF corporations. because We believe
they are the greatest public benefactore on
earth, and because they pay 70 their employ
ees the best wages that are paid TO anybody.
n they want lawyer. they pay him Q good
% larry. Ifthey want executive or admins
trative officers. they pay moro than anybody.
II they want mechanics, trainmen or labor.
ers they pay the best prices.
Speaking for this newspaper We believe op'
posiiion to corporations, ~ such. 10 purely
idiotic. Take our OVID town az example.
The railroads give high salaries, and tho cot
ton mill pays more for services than the same
man can get from any other source. This
will apply 10 The humblest boy that sweeps
the fioor to the highest ofiioes In tho mill.
Before the new railroad came and before tho
cotton mill was built this town merely exis-
ted, and 10 sixtee stores then had M hard
struggle for existence as do the sixty stores OF
today.
Instead OF honest and Industrious white
tenants earning scant living, and wearing
very little clothes, they now live 10 the mill
town, OF . population Of perhaps one thous.
and inhabitants. They live In comfortable
houses, recsive good pay for their services,
and wear good clothes, with schools and
churches near at hand.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-19
YoPksp DlspenSaPy.

Yorkville recently voted for the establish.
ment Of dispenkary In that city, and the
"unco guild and rigid righteous" are greatly
incensed theseat.
IfYorkvili's experience With the dispensary
is any thing Iiko that OF Abbsvilie, the people
OF the town will be readily convinced that the
dispcnsary 10 not so bad, after all.
The editor Of the Preas and Banner has
never been q driuker, and for Q long lifetime
has labored for Temperance. and bis testimo
ny would be that this town hss been more
sober under tho dispensary than under any
other law. This town has he'd all sort
laws on the subject Of liquor, and oetv
prohibition, license. and dispensary there
no trouble for o temperance man to say whic.
10 best.
The dispensary gives absolute prohibition
from sunset 70 sunrise. And on Sunday the
d!spensary u not open.
Under the license system most OF the mis-.
chic! was done at night and on Sundays-
sometimes the hack doors OF the bar.roomi
were not closed against all corners.
The Press and Banner was opposed TO the
establishment OF the dlspensary In Abbeviile
But It's presence has convinced this pewspe
per that the dispensary 10 the proper method
OF controlling the liquor traffiic.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-19

Let Il not bo thought for momsnt that
this paper 10 90 pagan Ia IL principles a not
TO believe In the ultimate svangelixation Of
the world, and that. In tho future, n in the
past, this work is 10 DO done largely by those
Who take their lives In their hands and 20
where o cold reception 10 accorded them.
But we hnd Il next 70 impossible 70 put Miss
Ellen II. Stone In the list Of tho WORTHLESS ol
the eleventh chapter OF Hebrewa. by faith
they "Quenched the violsnoe OF dre. escaped
the edge OF the sword" and did many more
wonderful things, BY presumption sho got
caught by brisands, and would still be In
Turk tsh territory a. captive but for Amer
lean dollars. After having been warned, she
deliberately and excuseleasiy trespassed the
DANCER line, and % result was captured BY
unscrupuious persons aud carried away
into tho mountains where abe was treated
we'll and enjoyed excellent health and had
quite o prolonged vacation. The brigands
needing moro pocket change than mis-
siouary, offered her release for less than
100000. OF course sympathetic friends and
nsighbors furnished The cash, and the resuil
II the bond 10 free, and the oaptors arc happy
and the sublime Porte" acts reasonably for
once In his life In dtsoisiming oil responsible
ity and denying all liability.
Now Il appears, a. everybody knew II
would, that Miss Stone is 70 be exploited al
Winona and elsewhere In the United States
during the coming summon.
We do not know what the curiosity will be
labeled. II 10 enough 70 mako old Barnuu
turn In his grave. What chance-the ex
hibition Of tho captive! Standing room vii
be at premium.
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erAra OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
fs1vArv nR nnRvIII n

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.
Wei, g. Hanmood. ]. l.. Mcmillan and b.
q. Thomson, hereby agree " submit the
q ouestion OF the Democratic nominee Tor
Mayor OF city OF Aboevilie. 10 the result OF q
pritrsry TO be held At AbbeviIIe Court House.
4. C.. on Tuesday, March twenty.nnh, 1871,
os, cen the Lours Of 8 A. II. and r. M. and
imp the following conditions and subject
10 The following rules:
/. All parties who are qualified 10 vote Ia
the General Municipal Election for such
once. and who are registered for such por.
nose. shall be allowed 10 vote. provided he
com plies with tho rules below.
When any party offers TO vote, no snail
be required 10 subscribe 10 the following
oath do solemniy Swear that l am quail.
fied To vUie at this eIecilO have not voted
before and will support the nominee at socn
The managers shall take down the
names of all voters shall count the votes,
a nd declare the result OF the election.
4. That the following prrsons are agreed
upop ns managers: II. r. Wardlaw.
S. That In case no Gu ndidato shall receive Q
majority OF the votes cast In The nrst pri'
mary, then the two highest shall run In q
second primary TO pe held op Tuesday. April
lat, l9O2, between the hours of a. N. aud
p. NJ, and under The same rules. aud condi
March II. lsG SO. Thomson.
the nndcrsigned candidates for Alderman
from their respective Wards. concur In the
above rules IN govern the primary.
Alderman. Wsrd No. l. u. Il Atrden,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-19
Wednesday, March 10, 1907.


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The Abbsviils warehouse would pay diVi'
dspd next September. bot for the fact that
some debts have 10 Be paid. II 10 the intss.
ton Of msJority Of the stockholders TO pay
the corporation before paying dividends.
The dsbts will no doubt DO paid before the
close OF the current year, at which lime the
orrsnissliou is expected 10 begin earning Q
dividend, which may be paid In May OF next
year.
We have heard OF no one who 10 dissatisfied
with bis Investment. Capt. Lyon. The mana
ger, 10 giving good satisfaction 70 the custom
sra. /, 10 little 70 marksb's that Up TO the
present time every deposition OF cotton has
made money by 60 doing. The habit OF stor'
Ing cotton under oak trees, where The owners
must turn ii often II they would have u rot
evenly, will be thing OF the past.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-19

y 1he Gcatk Carolina Daspensary system II
snh5sa inst sssns % have something OF the
EanqnogAoss nature Al any nate IL n very
hasa soe the Hsss thing 70 got itself said about
- The people who have read may bs truly
shszssteissd aa . loaEsua5srings" and tho end
eEthe snlzssing obyioosiy n not yet. Tn II
s1hjeel, noe beoause it has seen Vision or
rsssaSs1 any sps0isl revelation, bot because
ls uisnbs % acsare those who i've In the NO.
kAep@snsy towns and arc vsxing their right
suss spnls aboat The system. that they only
ssse - sons over 70 Abbsviils 70 see how I'D.
nasnhay sns thing works. There IL really NO
1seeue ~ waste of energy involved In this
an&sAlspeosaRy indignasion. A little fsmi!i-
ariay Win assual oonditions would serve -
N szesalent msntal seaasivs. And, instead
oGstaadtng in the midst Of the " blind tigers I"
g 0ssenNood or othef places and eenaing
cnss eASneats In rays over tho dreadful
Plight of Tie places that have prohibition
frsn snnast % sun-rtsecand wonderfulIy good
bshAy1oe nom sen-riss 20 sun-ast; instead Of
doing that. why not aeaoaint ones self with
. IN sAsts, and 30 q psacss
Bus d nay % that holy hands are held mp
In horror beoa1ss Of I" the principles inSol-
ve6.n Nsn are indignant because liquor 10
cold q sll. Thsy say that prohibition alone
J, . yigas: that Is is sin Ior q man or for Q
soamonveslth % 6ispsnss intoxicating Il
ouoes. Thsy ars earnest. sipcero, devout
scub In many inssaness. ana are not to DO
asspiaeA.
Ire nara n onsura "a ua hovovor. that
90 Of thu vfssst. sinosrsst ana most sodiy
poopae. and among than eIerxymen OF nat
ioosl snd insarustsonsl reputation. while
shay nav prmosios total abes,nsnce as q mat.
- a sxpsd,osey. yss bslisys that prohibit.
soa h ncs risht . Q principle. Some Of the
dsvoatsst saaolaEs declare that the Bible a.
vnsssnjGins Temperance ~ principle. but
newer tntal ahstinsnce - such.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-19
The Farmiug Outlook.

Many OF our exchanges are venturIns pre-
dictions a. 70 the probable result OF this
years farming operations, but We would only
warn people from the posalhle danger OF CON-
tracing large debts. On O credit corn 10 sim.
ply out Of reach. Bacon II high. and thoso
who have not reasonable supply OF food
products may well be cautious.
The oil mill company publish Interesting
statements a. TO the cost OF mule feed. which
the reader might we'll afford TO study. We
believe the statements a. TO the value OF meal
and hu,ls. when the AbbeviIls oil mill was
In It's younger days an employee daily rode a
poor stack OF mule bones TO the mill. he
took to eating meal and hulls. and before the
season was over that bag OF bones had been
transformed into as fat and AZ sleek mule "a
any body could wish 70 see.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-19

Many good people will DO glad 70 learn that
there In now fair prospect for the building
OF church at the cotton mill. The Baptists,
We understand, are taking up the work,
which Mrs. Morse commenced. and enort
will be made 10 build the church this Spring.
The mill. We are told. has set apart most do
sIruble lot for the purpose, and will give
material encouragement 10 the good work.
The Methodists have already buils good
house on grounds adjoining the mill property
and this effort Of the Baptists will furnish
additional church privileges.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-19
Faith Ia Cotton Mills.

Honea Path 10 10 have . cotton mill. Tue
people OF the town and tho surrounding
country have subscribed s5O.o 900. Col J. L. Orr
has taken the matter In hand, and will build
the mill. IfCoL Orr had not faith In cotton
mills We feel quite sure that he would neither
induce others 10 put money In them, nor pat
his own money In them.
Col. Orr haa lately finished o good mill ai
Anderson and now he has undertaken tho
building Of q mill st Honea Path.
With these facts before us, why should Ab-
bsviils not 60 ahead and build another mill
small mill under the management OF Q
young man OF gooi busineas ability. II seems
to a.. ought 10 succeed, and II small mill
succeeds it could grow.
We know ono at Abbeville whom We be-
iieve to be better qualified TO take charge OF .
new mill than Mr.. Il. E. Cox. We believe
that he could make II succeed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-19
CHURCH WEDDING.
Miss Nary Hsmph!ii and W. p. Gseeas
Bsa., 60 bs Msrrisd. Thursday
Naren ~. 1907,

80 sS~
The marriage of Mas Mary HempEill and
w. r. Greene, ESQ, will DO celebrated IN the
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Charch.
Thursdny auernoon at four e'oIock. March %,
1904. Rev. T. W. Sioap. their pastor. will per.
form the ceremony.
These are we'll known young people. who,
are mosi highly respected by the citizens of
Abbeviile. Mr.. Greene - member OF law
nrm OF Parker & Greene, and 10 ons OF ooI
most successfui lawyers, having the best oi
prossecia before hiin. Miss Hsmphill has
been editor OF the Medium for several years:
Az news Rathersr she has few superiors. and
her writing hiss beeu OF that pleasant kipd
which has made many friends both To herand
70 the paper. which she has 30 successfully
inmediately after tho marriage ceremony
. reception Will be given at The home Of her
father, General r. K. Hemphill 10 For, Pick.
ems. Afier that, tbs bridal couple will sisrt
tho same evening TO the Charleston E1posi:
ton, which 10 nov 60 attractive and % foii
Oo their return Ar. and Mrs. Greene will
occupy their beautiful home on Chestnut Ave.
nue., which Mr.. Greene has bought and
furnished for the reception OF his pride.
They have handsome house. which has oeen
nicsiy furnished. and everything for them
points 10 happy and prosperous future.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-19
3,
4, c. d. brown.

The above paper having been presented TO
J. l. McMillan and J. S Hsmmonda: candi
dates Tor Mayor. and they having refused 10
agree TO the cond lions set iortn for pri'
mary, hereby decline tn enter primary on
any other conditions. and withdraw from any
primary proposed BY them aud Will 60 M u
candidate In the General Municipal Election,
and will request my friends 10 take no part
in any movement looking to primary on
Hny other terms. >. u. Inomson.
March IS, 1902.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-19

wn,, Papsr-iIavlng secured the agen,
for fred Prats 4 20 uf New York. Rn {
fering the most up-tO-dnts line uf Wall rap
and wall muuIdings ever brought 10 Abb
Vile. New samples Just In. Give me ca
would he pleased 10 show you whether "
buy or not. !
beautiful line Of Wall Paper and moulding
they are right up 10 the minute
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-19

The editors OF tho Keowee Courier and the
Occnee News have been painting each other
In public for two or three weeks. and II seoms
that they have NO, been using whitewash
brush. either. We merely glanced through
their pieces, and do not know the object or
aim Of the painting tilt.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-19
Comeback Customer

We always strive for-the customer
who will feel 90 pleased With bis nrat
bill bought OF rs that he'll como
again and again. OF course II We
were In business for day, or week,
or . year. We could easily get moro
money for our goods and feel indif
fereu. a. to the likelihood OF our cus'
toner ever coming bsck again. But
We are
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-19

Col. D. W. Bull, editor Of the Laurens Ad
vsstiss. b III Of parsiysia He is one Of the
Oldest q well - one Of the most honorable
s6itoss In the state. Outspoken and honest
he has commanded the respect and conn.
doooe q all men.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-19
Established to Stay,

And have spent years OF hard hustle.
push and perseverance, In building Q
reputation, and hence our anxiety
TO please and satisfy.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-19

COFFEE-Mocha and Java. blended aud
roasted by experts. lib. corfee
Tree To the parry who CAD buy q
better green coffee I'D lbs. for 81 90
than Glenn sells nj l0ts lbs. for
SlO. Glenn's.
sUGAR- Is lbs. granuiated sl.0O. 20 lbs.
NO. Sl.O0. Cash only at Glenn ..
FLOUR The finest patent. makes pure
wholesome bread at Glenns.
CORN SIS cts. bushel (jO buSheD for
spot cash only. Car white corn
tn arrive In q few days Ill
Glenn's.
SEEDS For garden and Held, white and
yellow dent corn. amber cans
seed, miIlet and iieOsent. 81 90
for The largest mellon grown
from seed sold by Glenn.
SHOES sl5O men and women shoes for
only 81. .25 nj GleEn's.
EGGS For setiiEg from finest B. T..
Rocks. J. X. Glenn.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-19

south Carolina Day at Charleston Exposi.
tiop, Thursday. March a, 1909. Zee very low
rates via Southern Railway.
II you want nice stationery cheap. 60 70
Milfords Drug Store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-19
Good
Example.

The story 10 related OF boy who. on
being asked where he was going. re-
piled that he wasn't going anywhere.
"You mus. be going somsv vhers,"
pcrsisted his questioner. No.
ain't," declared the boy. I'm aeon.
ing back" It's the
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-19

eouth Caroiina Day at charleston Ezposi
Ss 1: vsassss Vss soassln maiSe ssiS.s s go
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Nothing In lt.

A report was current on our streets few
days ago that President A. w. Smith had sev.
cred bis relations With tbe Woodruff Cotton
Mil. We learn that there Ia no truth 10 the
report. and that DO and his directors were
never more In accord than at present
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-19

Have you seen those beautiful Queen
O Quality slippers and oxford ties at Haddons.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-03-19

Before you buy your drugs see US. The
Speed Drug Co.
The Washington times., 1902-06-29

of house-breaking. highway robbery or
the like is committed the first work Of
the police is devoted to rounding up
those who have done time for similar
offenses. This system is spreading to
other cities. and the plan of co-opere-
tion between the police departments Of
the various cities OF this country and
Europe bids fair to work for good even
If 1t does not remove crime.
Long sentences usually follow viola.
tions of this law. and there is every rea.
son why such men should be made to
feel the pressure severely. To reform
him he must be made to understand
that the mere chance of a reward for
criminal practices is only to be 60. at q
tremendous risk. People are coming
gradually to understand that the Grim.
inal Is criminal of his own voli.ion,
and, as rule. has motive for al! his
acts. This is more true Of the criminal
who commits crime against property
and only incidentally against persons
Rarely is the arrest OF an aged crim-
inal brought about. The reason for this
is that most OF those who start out to
defy the law either reform or are given
long sentences which keep them out OF
temptation. Sometimes when one Of
these is released after a long term ha
is tripped up again. but generally tho
criminal has seen enough of his evil
ways 20 live an honest life. In tho
rogues' gallery in this city can be seen
the pictures of famous criminals. and In
the records there are also particulars
relating to those in prison and those
who have been released, together with
the residence places Of the latter.
While 1t cannot be stated that the
criminal population has been reduced to
any great extent in recent years. It 10
mere and more coming under the close
surveillance of those designed to uphold
the law. The police are doing their work
and it remains now for the State and
municipality to deal correctly with the
criminal when he becomes their ward.