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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-19
Wanted.

OF your paper. II thsre % any psrson who ha.
used Green D August Flower for the cure OF
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, ana Liver Troubles
that has not been cured-and We also mean
their results, such a. sour stomsch. fermenta
tiou OF food, habitual cosiiveness. nervous
dyspepsia, headaches. despondent feelings,
siesplessness-in fact, any trouble connected
has been cold for many years In all civilized
countries, and we wtsh 10 correspond with
you and seed You Que OF our hooks tree Of
c0st. II you never tried August Flower. try
So falling. II %. something more serious In
the matter with you. The 2o cent size has
juss been introduced this year. Regular size
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Fresh Monkey Candy" Velvet Molssses
candy Just In. Speed Drug Co.
We have Q beautiful limo Of Christmas
roods opened no. We would DO glnd To
show you through and lay aside anything
you select. speed Drug Co.
The Speed Drug Co can come pretty hlliug
your orders for school books, tablets, pencils
and such like. Sry them and see.
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Cart. Frank Parker. uho ID now stationed
with She United States Army In TexHs, cam.
homo yesterday. Everybody loves 10 meet
Capi. Parker. and MI are glad 70 welcome
him hone.
Msasrs w. ID. and J. II. Anderson Of Ander.
500 spont Sunday In Abbevile. the guest o
their brother, Mr.. Gus Anderson.
Mrs. Anna Deviin and daughter. Lucille. are
the Yueste Of Mn. Sam Nance in Fort ftck
ems.
winter eooda. All eradsa Of winter goods
may now be found at Haddon's
New millinery every UeeS nj HAddon's
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To my friends and customers throughout:
the county. ! have moved from the store !
yecensly occupied. known AZ the Rnsssel 10
Building above the Court House, "a one ~"
Gently occupied oy II. w. Lawson, known ss
ths Tin and Stove man next door above Nc
Dill and Lyon on Trinity Street. Come
around and eco me. still carry the same
line OF goeds. Mandolin. guiIar. violin and
banjo supplies. Bakers chocolate No. l can
b0 had In 10 cont cakes.
Yours, Mike Cassidy.
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"A CoPReeeiOn.

A paragraph In "Eshoea Along Route No
a."in last weeks Issue OF your paper did an
,injuaaioe. shougk unintsnitonafly. no doubt,
% The trustees and pstrcos Of Long Cane
6chooi. offered TO have every thing done
necessary % make she school house comfort
abe. still Miss werts declined 70 teach the
suhooL J.. r. Lomax, Trustee.
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Notice to Creditors.

NrorICE Ii HEREBY GIVEN no ALL
N creditors OF ~. b. Campbell. deceased. 10
.n,.er and proye before me on or before tne
ssd day OF December Iproximo. the Siaims
!. s..,nsi the esiate OF B. NJ. Campbell, or oe
os''e" VI my L. w. PERRIN,
Nov IN ,aoo 3t Master A. c., 3. c.
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A Popular Man.
ffi..s. vllta NaOa 4

Congressman .elect Wyatt Aiken OF AbSe.
utiie ip 10 the city. Mr.. Aiken u one OF tne
moSt popular men In south Carolina politics
His fyiends here are always delighted " have
him visit 0reenville.
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Towels vsishsas Csss.

Every forty.eight pound sack In which
sCltfson- -four IN packe will make two good
towels, the regular toWsllipg goods being used
in the manufacture OF the sacks. Ask your
grocer 20 send you forty-eight pound ssck.
a. call at l.. r. 4 +. A, Miiler's Tor L.
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what words A. SWeeeers
R.vmond UIl.1 Independent.

A sentimental editor out In kansaa ask
sAre there nuy sweetsr words In the English
lsuSusge than" IL iove you ?" Perhaps no. !;
nst ihs sords. .Hers's the money owe you
on s1n.crtp,iou," ;" are not lacking In delight
fui enunc iniiou 70 the ear Of newspaper
man.
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An An ehe Askinx.

sbe nour that oest suits your dealer. He may
care more for his prodt than your health. Ask
Sor Clifton" and you get the best sne pnres'
hour sold In the south. L. 7. 4 7. N. Mi!leI
kesp Il
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Herculese Jer sey.

rr,uIs FILL. nInODED JERSEY BULL
Il IN pow IN 10. SIarIe or Lot Of Alfred FL.
l,son, where he viii rer a.n inds!lniteiy:
H. r. TOl,BERT.
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OvercOa a. a
+. w. WHITE.
l.. w. whites Locals.
ook at these bargains and you will be sure


Look at these bargains and You will oe sure
TO boy.
The choicest lot OF Prints TO be found and
where at 5cents yard: Al least nVe nunoIso
styles 10 select from. You cannot iaiI 70 %
pleased.
L. w, White Ia now Offering the largest
You can see more than two hundred dinerent
styles 10 select from, ranging In price rom
70 10 cents yard.
L. w. White offers a. great bsIgain a lea
ther bed ticking weighing ounces TO the
ward at l2 2cts yard. u Is n good M you
can buy any where at Is cts yard.
The hest yard wide Blesched Long Cloth
ever offered al the price can be found NJ the
store OF l.. w. White. The price 10 cents o
yard, worth from TO cents. ! have more
than 800 yards Of 10 TO sell but u 10 going very
rapidly. Inquire for II.
Tue ladies will make mistake IL they fail
TO ace l.. w. White's assortment Of Ladies
Jackets and Wraps. They are very beautiful
and very reasonable in price.
Gentlemen In search OF Q good Winter Soft
OF clothing aud 40 over.cost can 11S jast
what they want at the store OF l.. w. White.
Ifyou want shoes both for Ladies' and Cen
tlemen that never fail 10 give satisfaction.
boy those made BY the Hamilton Brown shoe
Company. For style, ease and durability
they are Without rival Found only In Abb
bevIIie nj the store OF l. w. White.
L. w. White has had IN unusually large
trade in trunks He has Just received his
secoud supply this season.
Flour Is now the cheapest article In the OF
provisiops. l.. w. White now offers for sale
three hundred barrels OF -four at very low
prices.
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Mr.. Grinith. superintendent Of the peni
tsntiaFy, was In town last Monday. looking
that he a sstisned with their management.
and comments on the good roads heroabout
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The quality and prices OF oIr -four Will In
terest Inc flour buyers, Call and lei Us give
sou some pricec. A. NJ. smith X Co.
Our handsome line OF wedding and Christ
mas pruseutss are all opened up: The nnest
pieces are being rapidly sold Make your Ne
iections early or you may not get what you
want. The speed Drug Co.
II Won want nice fresh candy. the best
made. Royster's and Huylsrs. go TO The
Speed Drug Co.
We are the school book people. We may
not be able TO you ip any quantaties, but we
can certainly give you vaiety, speed Drug
Co.
Cb..se. macaroni, Parched coffee, l0c.
Rice, Sc. starch. soap al TempIelon's.
House furnishings at Templetou's. Cook
stoves, crockery, glass ware, table clothes.
sewing machines. Look before you buy.
When look ing for wedding presents, 20 To
MtlfOrd's DRUG Store.
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Old mountain rucA Wheat just arrived. We
Also have the sell raisic. buck wheat;
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Mike Cassidy.
Tell Year Grocer what Ys. want.

whsa you order sack OF nour be certan 70
tell your grocer 70 send you "Ciinop." other.
Wise you may get something that costs the
grocer less, but which You boy cheaper. Aud
ways ank for Chfton" brand. l. +. & T. n.
Miller have ft.
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You won't pay ESQ. cake !or toilet soap
after you try the los. soap SOLD oy ino "P0s~
Drug TO.
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Trespassors Take Notice.
landa w. K. Ellis. 4,
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ssenaA RnAkav

or next Sunday morning the services 10
shs Methodist Church Will for AGED people
cold iolks." Tne public II invited.
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Eighteen [l8l Acres,

more or less, bounded by Branch Street, hugl
wilson. pr. l.. T. Hill on the north, w. y
Chapman and others on the soutn.
Title perfect. For further PARTICULAR ap
n,v IN Dr. ], W. Marshall.
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Eyes Tested wsshoat Charge.
I Am prepared with the best approved
scentinc fnsi7rment 20 test eyes,.
No charge. ]. w. Rykard.
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Hurry n Yea WsDs 60 Get Coal.
Amos B. Morse will have q car Of JellicO
Goal here In q few days. Place your orde!
Quick n you don't want 70 get left.
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a,ss. and putty a. Milford. 81 living
prices.
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Morse's Locals.

Morse's Locals.
Fresh nuts. currants, citrou just 10. New
raisins In few days.
Something sweet aud nice! Maple syrup In
one gal. and half gal. cans, quart and pint
bottles, very fine. Also genuine Georgia
syrup.
One car Jeliico coal TO arrive this week.
Hand In your order promptly.
Fresh prunes, evaporated apples IN pound
packages. Amos b. morse.
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Rev. ]. Y. M'KINNoN will preach at Hope
we'll next sabbath at II o'clock o. M. and al
Nj Carmel at $50 O'Clock 2. m.
Xosice % TrsspasseFs.
Trespssasrs arc warned Oh my land. Nc
aiahlnx, bunting or other entry allowed.
Al p. A. CheathAD.
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Fifty-Two [52] Acres,

more or less, divided into two tracts, and
bounded by lands OF +. W. X. Nance. a. u.
Hin Il Sons. William Ellison. Harriet Adsms'
w. II. Long on the east. lands Of r. hosen-
berg h Co. lands OF w. q. Chapman on the
west.
Also that ,her tract, containing
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VALUABLE
ESTATE
FOR SALE.

In THE CITY or ABBEvILLE, sAl.EDAY
In december. Immediately afler tho of1oial
sales. IN front OF the Court House, will sell
TO the highest bidder. wont reserve unless
sold before that time st private sale. tho foi-
lowing real estate. situated in tho City Of Ao-
beviile.
TERMs-One-third cash. balance In twelve
months, with interest on unpaid portion at
per cent, secured by mortgage OF the prem
ises. Purchaser to pay for papers. and priv
ilege of anticipating payment.
The land will be divided into smaller tracts
and lots. Piats Of which can be seen ut the
Sheriff = Office.
All that tract Of land within the corporate
,imi,s of the City of Abbeville. containing
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Fannie J. Marshall.

November 70. 1902. 81
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-12-18
PERT AND PERSONAL.

Prof. A. E. Dolbear, of Tufts
college, has just celebrated his sixty
fifth birthday. For over % years
he has been a professor at Tufts.
He was born in the same house IN
which Benedict Arnold was born.
Benjamin Owen, one-legged man,
is a valued member Of football team
in Syracuse, n. Y, playing guard. In
a recent contest on the gridiron he
proved himself a power in every at
tack, holding his opponent easily
When the ball was taken by his team
down the field he went leaping along,
keeping up with the heetest. When
the other side got the ball he was right
in the center of the scrimmage. His
side finally won the game by a score OF
10 to o.
The first outright singletax gov
ernor ever chosen in America has been
elected in Rhode Island on the demo-
cratic ticket III the person of DR.. l.. L.
C. Garvin, veteran in the Henry
George ranks. He has been promin-
emily identified with the singletax
agitation almost from it's very incep-
ton. DR.. Garvin has been member
of the legislature for four years. He
is an old-time physician and lives in
picturesque colonial mansion just out
side of Providence.
When he was a young man at Ok
ford, John Morley was eminent chief
~ as an amateur actor. Later in life
he took a great deal of interest in
London theaters. In the early seven
ties Mr.. Bateman was lessee of the
Lyceum theater. One day Bateman
said to Morley. I am at a loss to
know what to play next" why don't
you give that tall young man chance.
as Hamlet?" asked Morley. The tall
young man" was Irving, in whom Mr.
Morley saw the possibilities which
were developed in after years.
S. V. ("Deacon") White, the veteran
of Wall street, who has just sold his
seat on the New York Stock Exchange,
says that when he began trading there
over thirty years ago the transactions
of day seldom reached 100000 shares,
as against an average of 100000 now.
"Mr. White said one of his old friends
a day or two ago. you have accomp-
lished many big things on the street,
but your greatest achievement has
been that in spite of your many vicis-
STUDIES you have always paid your
debts.a
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DISASTER AT CLEVELAND.
Explosion i'm WaterwOrks Tunnel I'm
der Lake Erie Causes Two Deaths
Several Injured.

Cleveland, Dec. 1.-two men were
instantly killed, two others perhaps
fatally burned and number of others
less seriously burned in an explosion
of gas in the waterworks tunnel 100
feet below the bottom of Lake Erie
Sunday afternoon. The dead are:
Ben Rudner, Rochester, N Y, aged 81,
unmarried; Arthur Bolger, Canton, o.,
aged "a, unmarried. The injured:
William Knox, Brooklyn, N. Y, civil
engineer, seriously burned about head,
face and body, will probably die;
James Ossman, Williamstown, Pa,
burned about head and face, condition
serious; Edward Engleson, Cleveland;
Peter Carlin, Cleveland; Henry Hap
fear, Canton; John Powers, Cleveland;
Albert Arnet, Cleveland, and Ernest
Bures, Cleveland. The cause of the ex-
plosion, it is believed, was a spark
from the joining of two electric light
wires in the tunnel, thus igniting the
accumulated gas. The bodies of Rud-
ner and Bolger were found some dis
lance away from the scene of the ex-
plosion by a rescuing party.
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LATER NEWS.

Thirty people were hurled from the
first floor to the cellar of the Roche
building at st. Charles, Ill, and five of
them were seriously injured The
building was overtaxed by people wit
Messing an entertainment.
An expression of desire for peace
full settlement of the difficulties has
been received in London from the Ven
ezuelan government. The under for
eign secretary, Lord Cranborne, denied
in the house of commons that the
British commander was responsible for
the sinking of the Venezuelan ships.
Twenty workmen slid down rope
to escape from burning factory in
Chicago.
Two men, James Ossman, of Will
Transport, Pa, and Edward Emaelson,
victims of the gas explosion in the
waterworks tunnel under Lake Erie,
at Cleveland, O., are in a critical con-
dition and may die.
Firemen destroyed Fl. Jacobs cigar
factory at Montreal. One million
cigars just finished went up in smoke.
John and Jerry Sullivan and George
Gearhardt, after holding up res
taurant, had pitched battle with of
ficers during the blizzard which pre-
vailed at Toledo, o. The men and
eight of their pals were finally taken.
Congress will take a recess from Dec.
90 to Jan S.
q FOL + ha
causing loss of $120,OOO
At Chicago, Miss Lillian Plummer
used rawhide upon a negro who in
suited her. She then caused his ar
rest.
The roof of the roundhouse of the
Pennsylvania railroad at Philadelphia
fell, burying more than a score of
workmen and 81 locomotives. None
of the men were seriously hurt.
At Butte, Mont, Charles Lennox
was sentenced to hang for the murder
of James Williams.
Andrew Anderson, town marshal of
Laurens, Ia, was found dead in an en-
CINE house
Eight thousand men in the Pullman
shops threaten to go out on a strike.
In all the shops men were notified that
individually the men would not report
for Sunday work hereafter.
A delegation headed by General Max
imo Gomez waited upon President Pal
ma in Havana and requested that no
further prosecutions be made against
the men who were concern ed in the re-
cent strike
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The dam at Assouam, in Egypt, one
of the greatest works of man, was
dedicated by the khedive in the pres
ence of large gathering of notables.
The president of Venezuela issued
an appeal to arms and adopted pol
icy of reprisal against Great Britain
and Germany, selling railroads OPP
Grated by them. The allied fleets cap
tured another Venezuelan ship and
prepared to blockade the coast.
American capitalists have for the
first time in history bought large hold
ings in the stock of Canadian bank.
George Sawter, consul at Antigua,
British West Indies, has been appoint
ed to succeed the late Thomas Mast as
consul general at Guayaquil, Ecuador.
Adolf Deucher has been chosen pres
ident of the Swiss confederacy.
Rumors have reached Alden, Arabia.
of the assassination Of the Mad Null
lah in Somaliland.
Thespresidento of Venezuela, called out
900 troops to resist BritishGer-
man invasion and began terrifying sea
ports. The German and British con-
suls and citizens at Puerto Cabello
have been arrested and property con
fscated, and British steamer cap
tured. Great Britain ordered addition
al warships prepared for immediate
service.
A telegram from Dublin says the
Irish people are united for self-govern-
ment, but do not seek separation from
Great Britain
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WEST AND SOUTH.

Fire destroyed the opera house and
the Wyoming Tribune Office at Chey-
enne, Wyo.
BY an explosion at Bakers Hill,
Tenn, five italian laborers were
killed.
During the past season of navigation
on the great lakes 40 seamen lost
their lives, the greatest number in the
history of lake traffic.
In a sawmill accident near Sidnaw,
Mich, the boiler exploded, killing
three men.
Admiral Sumner won the first vic
tory in the United States naval war
game by entering Mayaguez porto
Rico) harbor and laying mines to shut
out Rear Admiral Higginson's fleet.
At Toledo, o., one fireman was killed
and three fatally hurt in the burning
of KEEPER Bros furniture factory.
For selling their votes at the last
election at Shoals, Ind, 104 men were
indicted.
Fire in Atlanta, Ga, laid waste near
ly block of buildings in the heart of
the city, causing loss of 100000.
The University of Michigan faculty
recommends suspension of students
known to have bet on football or 9th
er contests.
The coal shortage in Chicago is be-
coming serious and large Office build
ings are already hampered in obtain
ing supplies for heating.
The private bank of IT. S. Nichols &
Sons at Sadorus, Ill.,, was robbed of
$4,000 in money and stamps.
In collision on the Illinois Central
road at Birbeck. Ill.,, ten persons We're
injured, two perhaps fatally.
John Charlton, of Canada. and Gov.
Cummins, of Iowa, made the prin-
cipal speeches before the National
Reciprocity league at Detroit.
At Wooster, o., the new Wooster uni
versity buildings, costing over s400. 00o
have been dedicated.
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MRS. GRANT IS DEAD.
Close of the Life of the Widow of
the Famous General.
OCCURS At HER WASHINGTON HOME.
She Succumbs to a Complication of
Diseases-IIl for Long Time
Sketch of the Life of This
WelI-Nnown Lady.

Washington, Dec. 15.-Mrs. Ulysses
S. Grant. wife of President Grant, died
at her residence in this city at l1;11
o'clock Sunday night. Death was due
to heart failure, Mrs. Grant having
suffered for some years from ValNuIar
disease of the heart which was aggra-
waited by severe attack of bronchltls.
Her age prevented her rallylng from
the attacks. Her daughter, Nellie
Grant Sartoris, was the only one of her
children with her at the time of her
death, her three sons, who had been
summoned here, all being out of the
city.
Mrs. Grant was born on the White
Haven farm, near st. Louis, January
rs. 1926. Her father was Col. Freder-
ick Dent, a planter, whose social am
billions caused him to object to his
daughters proposed marriage to
young Lieut.. Grant, who was stationed
at Jefferson Barracks, st. Louis, at
the time of his courtship. After par
entail objection had been overcome and
the couple had been married, there
were many years of struggles against
poverty. For long time the Grants,
with four children to support, existed
on 5000 year at Galena, Ill.
Their financial trials ceased for a
time when the civil war broke out and
Gen. Grant rose to rapid fame because
of his brilliant victories. Mrs. Grant
was enabled after the war to be with
her family for the first time in several
years, and she entered the white house
reluctantly. When installed there,
however, she began series of enter
tainments which gained for her the
greatest social renown
Mrs. Grant accompanied her hus-
band on the famous trip around the
world, and was paid an exceptional
compliment by the wife of the viceroy
of China, who entertained her at din
ner. Later came the financial reverse
of the Grants in New York, and later
the death of Gen. Grant. After the
death of the general Mrs. Grant was
allowed by congress an annual pension
of $1,000 a wear
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rRnM WASHINGTON.

Gov. Hunt, of Porto Rico, in his an
nual report advices the president of
healthy progress and steady advance
ment throughout the island.
December wheat crop estimates
show an almost perfect condition.
A counterfeit $40 gold certificate,
act July 10, 1882, check letter c, Lyons
register, Roberts treasurer, portrait
of Garfield, has been discovered.
In congress the republican leaders
have practically abandoned hope of
legislation on tariff, trust or reciproc-
ity at the present session. Action will
be postponed one year.
Representing American mission
aries in Turkey committee laid be-
fore the president statement show
ing the Protestants are being discrim-
mated against.
The president is planning reorgaE-
ization of the customs service.
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Washington, Dec, ia joint reso-
luton was introduced in the house
by Representative De Almond pro
posing an amendment to the .consti-
tuition of the United States provid-
ing that the term of the president
shall continue until April 30, 1905,
at noon, and thereafter April 30, az
noon, shall be substituted for March
as the beginning and ending Of
terms of president and vice presi-
dent, and that the Fifty-ninth con
gress shall end and the Sixtieth be-
gin on January 8, 1907, at noon, and
thereafter each congress shall begin
and end on January at noon.