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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-13
CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN.
Tiaes and Places when the Canal
aases Will Talk 90 the People.

Anderpon. b. G. July IL. lSN.
Ats meeting Of the Congressional Distrie'
Exccutive Com mmittse this day at Anderson.
r a.. amer eonsuitipg majority oi the can
didaies for Congress the following have been
adopted "a the times and places 10 the DIE,
IFict whore tho candidates for Congress Will
be expected TO address the public. 10 vii:
Niuety.3ix, Monday. July 2ist.
Phoeoix. Tuesday. July 92pd.
Bradley, wedpesdny, July BIRD.
Mccormick. Thursdsy, July ath.
Ioundexviiie. Friday. July 9sih.
NsvbeFry. Tuesday. July 9th:
Prosperity. Wednesday. July 3th.
Long shore. Thursdsy. July 3lst.
p,cEeus. Saturday. August End.
Waihaiia, Monday. August 9TH.
Anderson, Tuesday. August 9Th.
AbeeviI.e, Friday. August Sth.
Greenwood, Saturday. August sih.
Iva Monday. August llth.
Pend Teton, Tuesday, August l2th.
Mount Airy. Wednesday. August lSth.
Easisy, Thursday. August 18th.
Meets, Saturday, August l6lh.
Cateechee. Saturday, August 10Th. IN the
evening.
Seneca, Tueeday, August 18th.
Fair Play. Wednsso ny, August 9oth.
The County Chairmsn Of the Democratic
usrIy 10 tho several counties will please pub
''~" "''' Frank B. Gary.
On. Dist. Ex. Com.
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MaS,n's Jars. quarts and half gaIIons in any
quantity aud ~ right prices. W. u. barkh
dale.
laD pair ladies hose and mems sox. the loc
kind. Just received and going al &c pair
while they last. w. ID. Barksdale.
Stationery of all kinds. tablets. envelopes.
box paper. paper by the quire or pound. W..
ID. Barksdale.
Acid Iron Mineral IL the finest thing out for
dyspepsia, indigestion, etc. Try II, u IN pleas
ant To the taste aud marvellous In its eHeci'
For sale by The speed Drug Co.
The place 10 get your school books. The
speed Drug Go.
Tissue paper for max Ing bats, In any shade
Ifyou have any secoud hand books. such as
are pow used In the public schools OF the
connty and grnded schools Of the city. You can
reil or exchange them II In good condition et
The speed Drug Co.
Our paint sales have been q grand success.
This reason. quality. will tell.
Milford's Drug Store. Phone lG.
II you need slipper for late summer wear.
call nj Haddon'S.
Percale aud muslin remnants regardless OF
A few special values In white goodS. ~
Haddon's.
Barrains In children's slippers nj 50 cents a
pair, at Haddon's.
II you are running summer schooi ana
need books go 10 The Speed Drug 20. They A.
WAYS have them on hand.
Our Prescription business IN increasing rap
idIy. There must DO reason. Judge Tor
yourself what II IL.
II YOU want to zee the most complete line
Of paints you ever saw, go 10 MiiioEd Drug
store.
When you have To move you do not want
10 damage your furniture. Have II hauled
In n furniture wagon and by experienced
furniture men. SPe The Kerr Eurnl-
tur, CO.. they will do II for You and al reason
able prices.
Trunks Trunks 10 set. All sises and all
prices. W. ID. BarRsfale-
Hot weather 10 talk about stoves, but then
these are cooking stoves, regular hot weather
stoves, quick coolers. W. D. BaTksdaio'
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-13
Eousx To REsr-App,y to L. T. Miller.


THE Abbevilie Union will be held With the
Beulan Bspiist church. Saturday and Sunday:
Soth and 3tsi inst. Delegates are rqnesteo
from all The churches forming the Union
The pub 10 are cordially inviteo TO attepd III
these meetinEs. The exercises on Saturos!
are especially informing and helpful.
THE Literary Club WIN meet al the % resi-, y,
s:aD O'Clock. Subject OF cssay The gree'
disasters OF history.
Mr.. AND MRs. G. L. Milford. accompanied
by Miss Fsorence milford. returned 10 theii
home In Columbia after short stay here
with relatives.
M,ss ApplE WILSON and Miss Mary Ed
wsrds spent several dn, in the city last week
with their aunt. Ars. w. u. Dansby.
MIss Cha ndia johnson. VI Donaids arrive
In the city Thursday 10 be the guest OF Mis'
Gerirude Moore.
Mrxs NAY HARDEN. OF fLowndesville. 10 in
abe city. slaying riih her aunt. Mrs. - n
Bone.
N,s. Nsrrrr L. BsUnsoS Lett Saturday 70,
Orapeeburs, where she viii spend sese!s
weeks With her parents.
MHJ. L. BoorH returned home Friday, af.
ter pleasant visit With homeioiks In. E'oer
too.
MR- AsnNKs. W. q: CHAraAN spent sever !
Is ysys iskt Wsek With their father. AR. JONI
wiikinson at White Hall.
Mn. q. II. MOORE has had revelation con
cerpins the coming election. II you want tt
know Who viii DO the winner, apply to him.
Osx OF the "Colonels'' in Greenville ias
week kissed . pretty girl In the presence y
three thousand people.
u. z. Hoilipgsuorth, Esq. had nne din
ner yesterday. Several friends were Invited.
Niss Bessie Wilson leaves today for Angus
n, where she goes 20 visit relatvea-
DE- ]. A. DICKSON will be out Of town from
August 10Th 10 18th.
We are headquarters for nice candy: stoci
10 SUc. The Speed Drug 70.
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Morse's Locals.

Seed irish potatoes tor second crop will nr.
rive early In August. THE Red B!iss."
A plenty OF Masona fruit Jsrx, pinu, quarts
and half gallons. also good line rubbers.
Nice table syrup In quart Jars and gallon
and half gal. tins.
have plenty OF the best soft coal. Jeil'eo,
and few tons Of beat. Red Ash" Hard Goal
To dispose or Price advancing every month.
better buy by August 18th.
In few days we'll have full line loaded
sbeIIs. smokeitss and black powder.
Because I sell only tho hest coal and de.
liver promptly. my coal business has ln-
creased great deal tbis season. To further
increase the same have arranged 10 furnish
and vet grates. Call and see cula and get
prices.
A good stock OF tin ware received this week.
Fresh ruta bagn and turnip seed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-13
1rala.roed Nonsense.

al nv the mosl competent authorities. They
S.vs dispelIed the silly notion that one Kind
Of iood u needed for brain. another Tor niue
t'sI viii NOT only nourpiah . particular pai
Sf Ihe body, but IL gill susiain every Other
nari. Vet, however good your food may be-
ID muir mepis 10 destroyed by indigesuon ol
dvspepsia. You must prepare Tor their mp
ns,sfspce or prevent their coming by taking
se1uiar dosca OF Green's August fiower. the
fsSoriIe a,edicin1 Of the healthy millions; a
.S~ h.s,,bv aetioc. parties the blood. and
soases you Zee. buoyaot and vigorous. lou
can get this reliable rem ady al the Speec
Drus ca. Oct Groen's Special Alniansc.
l-N-a.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-13
rhe Press and Banner
Wednesday, Aug. Is, 1902.
lusnorenat. Voters!

rhs r,,, of Abbex ,,lc democratic Club No.
has been misplaced. Al prrSons desiring lu
vote In the coming primaries must wee 'na'
their names are properly enrolled. or DC uc
otber precincts had better see that thsir
names are also enrolled five days before the
nrst primary. ,,,h vo :,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-13

We are authorized 10 announce c. ]. LYON
as q candidate for reelection m shsrif Of
AbbeviiIe County. suhJcc; to the Democratic
primary.
We are authorized to announces b. JASPER
MARTIN n candidate for Sheriff. subject 10
the action Of the Democratic primary.
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For Ssase RenatOr.

We are authorized TO announce MaJ. =. W
X. NANCE as a candidate. on sound Demo
cratic principles, for the state Senate. subject
To the action of the Democratic primaries.
J.. X. BLAKE, JR. 10 announced AZ can.
didate for the State Senate. subject to tho &c
tion OF the Democratic Primary.
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Locals.

Locals.
"Postum csreal"-A splendid, hca!thfui
substitute for coffee iic & nc pkg.
Irish and sweet potatoes KEEP, in stoek con
stsntly.
A full line Of loaded shells. black aud smoke
less powder.
A fresh shipment Of"Ruts Haga seed and
Irish potators for second crop planting look
ed Tor this week.
rIeniy OF fruit Jars. pints and hnlf gallons
Fresh cheese, the incest you ever saw.
Amos 4. Morse.
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New Seore.

A new broom sweeps clean. and q new
utOre gives great oarysirs. For Ids rcssoo
Won OSxhI 10 cali nj the store OF Mr.. Iaio.
Wiz. where you Will get tho best on EARN ~
the iowesi price. Doo't walt. 10 today.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-13

Having bought out the stock OF drugs aud
tIxtures ~ lir. w. +. Penney. also having In
nv employ Mr.. George Penney. take THIS
OF inviting all hts old customers
n n, friends TO call and see him Ht my store nj
MI lineil, either business or social.
Yours very truly, T. a. Milioru.
August s, 1901.
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Card.

Having sold my entire stGrd nj drugs. hx
lures, &c. toe 4. Milford. | take this means
nj ex pre.s,ng my gratitude to my customers
for their liberal patronage for the past thirty.
seven years. In selling out to Mr.. Milford,
my good will, as well as all my old formulas
and prescriptions. go with him.. ,
Very truly. W.T.. fenney.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-13

We are authorized 10 announce q. A..
DOUGLASS M q candidate for County Treas.
urer, subject 10 the Democratic primary.
We are authorized TO announce w. T.
BRADLEY an n candidate for County Treas
urer. subject 10 the Democratic primary.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-13

shoes. shoes, wee our llue Of fine shoes be.
fore buying. W. ~. na'
pra,ts Food at Mllford's Drug Store. Phone
iOI.
We cnn beat the world on nioe cold drinkS.
n YOU don't believe. II ask your neighbor.
Phone l0T. Mlllofos U D1us S'o'o'
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l.harssstsg visiaor.

Miax Minnow II. Moore. of Mobile. H,anam, ,,
. srriyrd in the city last week. and VIII
spend the suminer With her cousin, Miss Ger.
tsuds Moore. Miss Moore has visited oar city
In the paat. aud viii always he welcouheo
nv our people.
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Pe0d|e|On CO||egiQIe Institute,
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

DRE.SBYTERIAN CONTROL. FULL
i corn. teachers. Primary, Academic,Coi-
Iegiaie. Music, Art. Prepares for Junior class
iu nil Colleges. Pupils boarded In private
houses cheap Pure wntor, climate, religious
ID. W. RICHARDSON.
JuIv y. len, tf Pcndleton, y. T..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-13

For the benefit OF those who cannot get to
the post ONCE before SIX o'clock, WILL open
tho ofiice every evening. except SunoaS' ~
robert =. Link. Z. NJ.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-13
SICK AT SALUDA.
Mr. bailey js ssin IN he'd ssd Mr
wallace Bailey Has Fever.

THAR frisuda In Abbevilie will DO sorry to
thousht mat no eontrected the disease while
avsy from Abbevilis. He was aiiing while
here. And took to his bed soon aiier reaching
Eaioda. Mr. Bailey o condition In Improving
They arc oosrdinS With Ms. Cieora Brunson
Hiii, recentiy OF Edgedeld.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-13
Teacher Wanted.

Teacher wanted at Cold Spring. Apply 10
either Oi the following trustees
Il. II. Cochran,
J. A. King.
W, X. Eiils-
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CANDIDATES.

SorE-The Press and Banner would be
glad To publish short sk etcheS OF The different
ca didntes. II they Will have some friend tn
furnish the h,cta We will give them tn tho
public.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-13
For Probate Judge.

We are authorized IN ap pnounce II. r. HILL
az candidate hr reelection N Probate Judge
subject To the action of the Democratic pri-
mary.
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Wanted.

scrap Iron OF every description. and old
nnchinerr. Any kind OF hre wrecks or STOCKS
Write Tor particulars. Address,
J. B. GasiuuKel. Columbia, >. Z.
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wAxrRD-Two saieniuen with some cxpe
risnc. u WORK this FAN In General Merchsn.
disc store. Address Z. d. Bvx, No. W. Aoos-
willie, 3. T.,
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FoR RESr-house on Magazine Hill for m
eriy Vocoplsd by President Bailey. Apply u
r. R6eon6erg q Co.
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TEACHES wAHrED.-rhs Edsevood School
N in hesd Of Q teacher. Apply 70 w. 4. Les
ley, A. u. COohraus or A. N. Reid. Aooc
vile, b. T..
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WANTED "A Christian woman. Presbyie-
Yisp pevlerred, to lske charge OF family. look
After noaseh ho,d affairs aud 10 companion ioI
siris about -uwn. Good references given ano
required. address +. U. box. No. W, Aooe'
vltIe, y. Z.
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roR RENr-The residence of J. Fuller Lyon
on Green Vile stree, In offered for rent. Foi
tsrn,s apply 10 ]. Fraser Lyon. Law Range.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-13

We are still In the lead on pants. Try us
anu see.--The Speed Drug 20.
Come and Join the throng Of well-pleased
buyers 10 be seen every day nj tie store of L..
W. While
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-13

While the pulpit resolves, the sa-
loon acts.
It's an easy matter to master the
grief Of another.
The microbe never bothers the man
who is unaware of its existence.
The Spirit Of God magnetizes men
they fly together as nails do to the
magnet.
If our loving Master IL always be-
side us, to help us, to watch us, and to
bless us, We ought to be always serving
Him.
II Is the demands, not the promises,
that make men Of Us the responsible
ties, not the enjoyments, that raise us
to the stature Of men and women.
Work is the contribution OF the In,
dividual to the happiness Of the race
and not the service Of selfish end.
When the immortal Is Overborne
and smothered In the life Of the flesh,
how can men believe in the life to
come.
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Arnp Seek.

vii, The peFson who borrowed IN old scrap
boOk from this Office. please return Tue same
NJ once?
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Suuday Hears ~ the Abbeviale Poss
001ee.
Sto sis O. 10. 10 TO l0:s0 q. N. u N 10 LIS
y. N. 5p. m. 10 % p. 10. 49,. u =.
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.rvihinv Ia siiyerware. Ny catalogues are
opsn a; ali t,mes and win take great pleas.
ure In showiug an, one through. Who may
sr,sss Very Respectfully,
T.G. White.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-13

Speeds Cough Syrup is guarenteed. Try .
bottle. Tho Speed Drug Go.
Our regular goods nc regular prices consti.
tuts better values than especial bargains"
elsewhere. W. ID. farksdale.
We have Tissue Paper In 9 different colors.
The Speed Drug TO.
See our Candy. The stock ID the freshest
and incest In Abbeville.- speed Drug 20.
smoke the best oiaars when You can get
them for the same money. We sell about six
thousand Cigars a month. This Ia proof OF
its merit. Speed Drug Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-13

For superintendent Of Ed1catios.
We are authorized 10 announce J. 4. GILBERT
a candidate for reelection for County super
intendent OF Education. subject 70 the Demo.
cratic primary.
We are authorized 10 announce FRANK e..
DUPRE AZ n candidate for County Superin.
iendcnt OF Education. subject To tho Demo.
cratic Primary.
We are authorized TO announce II. 4. BON.
NER ~ candidate for County Superintend
ent Of Education, subject 10 the Democratic
primary.
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'or (,ouuSy Auditor.

Fer County Auditor.
We are authorized To announce X. K. cox
m candidate for reelection TO the ONCE oi
County Auditor. subject to the Democratic
primary.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-08-13

A.k ,our friends about Nuresco. we sell H.
Ase '"' The speed Drag Go.
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For S,Ongrrss.

We are authorized 10 announce WYATT
AIKEN IN a candidate for Congress from the
Third Congressional District. subject 10 the
Drns,rratic primary election.
pIi. x. r. SMITH. OF Picksns County, In
hereby announced ms n candidate for Congress
from the Third Congressional District. and Ia
pledged Ia abide the result OF tho Democratic
primary election.
I. IL. McCALI.A, OF Abbeville County, In
hereby announced a candidate for Congress
from the Third Congi cssionaI District 10 the
Dauocraiic primary. and TX pledged 10 abide
the result OF the snmr.
hereby announce my candidacy for Con-
greus from the Third Congressional District.
subject 10 The result Of the Democratic Prl.
mary election. GEO. f. PRINCE.
We are authorized TO announce Hon. WM.
N. GRAYDON as candidate for Congress
from this Congressional District, subjec: 10
the Democratic Primary election.
We are authorized to announce WM.
STRIBLISG AZ q candidate for Congress. sub.
Ject To the Democratic primary.
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For County Superyissf.

For County Supervises.
We are authorized TO announce DAVID
GILLIAN AZ q candidate for County super.
visor. sutJect 10 the Democratic Primary.
We are authorized 10 announce q. N.
NICKLES an candidate for reelection 10 the
o.fics OF County Supervisor. subject To the
Democratic Primary election.
We are authorized TO announce GEORGE
l. WILSON ss candidate for County super
visor, subject 10 the Democrats Primary.
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Evans firxt held up TO view an ear OF corn
about two inches long and tbree-iourths Of an
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-10-08
The Free Rural Delivery.

The estimates of the cost of free
rural delivery of letters and news
papers for the coming fiscal year
have been submitted. The total
asked is 1868, 500, an increase Of
5,126, 400 over the expenses of the
current year-and the money is on
hand to meet the increase. The
increased expense not only shows
the wisdom of the new delivery
system but of the wedding out of
the mail bags of the fraudulent
publications claiming and receiving
second class rates from time i'm
memorial, making the United States
partner to their frauds, and a
subsidizer of the publishing con-
Germs to an amount exceeding S4,
600, 600 annually. The work in
that direction is not yet completed
but it has saved enough to increase
the free rural delivery system.
In addition to the vast increase
in the number of free rural delivery
routes, the ultimate object of the
postal department is one cent LEVER
postage, certainty when Third
Assistant Postmaster General
Madden is through with the bal
ance of the gentry using the mails
for their own advertising schemes,
while masquerading under the
guise of newspaper or magazine
publications. The showing of the
department is not only gratifying,
but a matter of great wonder. For
the first time in 20 0years the deficit
in the department has been in the
neighborhood of only $l,000,00O,
and if it had not been for the
fraudulent publications, not yet
fully run down, the close of the
fiscal year would have shown a
surplus.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-10-08
HENRY WATSON
Says he Should be Sent to
Indiana.

Henry Watson, the Mark Twain
of. Mt. Sterling, mixes logic in dis
pensing witticism. When the news
of Mckinley assassination reached
Mt. Sterling, Watson in conversa-
tion with number of Republicans
were speaking about what should
be done with the assassin. Some
advanced the idea that he should
be burned They asked Watson to
give an sopinion regarding the as
sassin and he put on sereo-c comic
expression and replied "He should
be sent to Indiana.
On another occasion, while in
company with number of Repub-
licans, the present high price of
beef was the topic of conversation.
Watson claimed that he purchased
25 cent steak and took it home,
and that it was bigger curiosity
to his children than Barnum S
show. OF course the Republicans
present could not explain the high
price of beef without touch
ing upon the ''beef trust"
and other nefarious schemes
of the present administration.
Watson told them that the Demo-
cratic party for years past had
presented arguments based on rea-
son. the Constitution and the BIZ
BILE; why the Democratic parry was
the party for the people, and find
ing that Republicans were not sus-
ceptable of reasoning, the only
avenue of convincing them that
they were wrong was through their
stomachs.-Valley View Argent.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-10-08

spring had the "power Of an endless
life" then the Moral mans plan
of salvation would be less fatal
error. But alas men, all men are
by nature the "Sons of Adam ;"
Scripture abounds in statements of
this truth 1t is by no means a
subordinate doctrine of the Bible.
1t is one of its two most promi-
nent teachings, the other being
the salvation through the blood of
Christ.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-10-08
FOIey'S Honey and Tar
cures colds, prevents pneumonia

In reversing a damage suit
against the Illinois Central Rail
road Company for an assault upon
a man and his wife while waiting
for train at Central City, the
Appellate Court says; cat such
stations the railroad is only requir-
ed to have its waiting room open
thirtyminutes before train time and
is not required to furnish an inn for
persons to go into hours before the
train is due to arrivo."