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Werf6teone StdotIhetle, in pel9sn
4oIt=Dertbfaden pertauft
tperoen.
mtlbols, G. g. 6tott.
gortzToab 9urnel 8. Sabpinoton.
@oriudsaOeHue unb 6arriionfrabs = Robert 6.
3. San.
q. Strobe unb 9u1tin0ooH=aosnue - 2ou2s
EsinboIar.
CranQeoiae oiram Simbls.
Sort=Gptnue unO5 obuiousStrabe Or. g. 6.
Sdeiot.
8. unb gougb=strabs, 6iu6Ianbtopn Samss
9. 9ruar.
Gronqepiae - Seoroe 8el.
Sir. Is, uuionzapsnue (WoObberr0) - Clarence
9. Uiliams.
groaopau uno galtimOre=strabs gsorge 3.
sGag.
Gamoens citation. sgaltimoresO Oh osgabE.H
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q 9 B.

Bremen, Ssuti6louo, Q 9aQc.
gueHos @pre5, NrOcutinicu, % Gage.
GaItutta, &ritii6=3uoicu, so GaQe.
Stmerora, 9ritii6=@uiaua, Is Rage.
@OnQsGouo, China, 25 EaQe.
Rin9iton, Samaica, 5 EoQe.
G~ioerpooI, GuQlanD. 7 GAGE.
2u3ern, SbDei3. 10 Gage.
StaOt Msrito, Wcrifo. 5 Taoe.
Mosfau, RuBlano, Y Gage.
Banana, Ger. stuatcu BON Colombia, z Sacs
Qaris, Grautrei3, 8 Sage.
Gucbec, GdEaod, 2 Gage.
rio DC S%ausjro, @rafIieu, % Sage
Bonn, 1talitu, 10 Faqs.
81. Sobus, Ecuiuublano, a 5oQc.
st. PETERSBURG, GuBlarO, II Sage.
SpbHep, auitralicn. 81 Gage.
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o3i0io II, unter lciehteuS eoiuaunaem

98ir o~iierirtu iebr bili1 UNI unttr leI9teh Sfz
Siuouuoeu gBqartnbaus, unoetdbr 20 bel 70, 3ur=
ham II. gancaftreStr., 67 Golumbia%2Ipt., : 9au=
Ter an Der Nudieite, unO l508, O1t@ArdttaStr.
8runO3ius unD @runOeigentbum i'm 4u9eme'nsn.
baltimore 9uiiusB 9llreau. 2lluriee Gaupbetmer,
@tu. a8ti6dItsfubrer, 9. 6lur, Gquttabls=SHltolns.
lSft151 Dlt
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0rnbuftrn=W arft.
- % .
s : 9rDbutte.

2ebsnoss @efliigsl; pro 9fun0,
iunge 6ii6ner lie. bis 49,; ate 9iiR@
ner lie. Bis 111c.; @dnie Toe, Big
lie; 9uter &c. Biz lie; Gnten &c. bis
12c.; Sauben, pro paar 15c, Bis Zoe.
gier, pro OuBeno 21c, Bis 235c.
QspFsl, pro SAB SOC, Bis $3.50;
9firfi4e, pro 8iite $1.00 bis $500;
0amIons, pro 10 pfunOz8orb -
bis -; 8irnen, PRO &orb 15c. Big
&c.,; Srau6en, pro 5 Pfunoz8or6
&c. Bis 2Oc.; Quinces, PRO SAB $500
Bis $500; Rronsbeeren, pro SAB S.
Big 5000.
Semitic: 8artoffeln, pro 8ui6sl
35c. Biz 65e.; 3piebeln, pro 8ui4el
Csc. bis 90c,; NetBfobl, PRO 9unoert
$1.O0 Bis $1,25; 8ppfialat, pro 8uz
f6elfifte 400. bis 50c,; 3omatoes, pro
8ui6el SOC, bis &C.,; 3uderriiben, pro
8iinbel 1c. Bis It,; Mats, pro 9Bo.
&c. Bis 12c.; 9imubobnen, pro 8uz
f6eftifte $1.4O bis $1.50; Selerie,
bro OuBeno 15c. Bis 4Oc.; CRIME Bob
men, pro 8uI6el 35c. bis 40c.; 5piz
nat, pro 8uf6eltiite SOC. Bis &c.;
runoe 8ii6sn, zoe. Bis Zoe.
@rDcertes unD ProptiIoz
aaffinirter .3uder: PRO 9funb, gez
tpiirFelt, 5,2194, puIperiiirt, 4,813c.;
STANDARD. granulirt, 4.713c.; fein
qrQnulirt, Allie; Grptal, 4.713c.;
Columbia u, 4,413c,; 8elber 3.763c.
Bis 4.263c.
Butter, PRO gfunb:
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Su p%erfdufeu:

3te! feline gaupidse on Der alien Srsotrids unS
MouiuqENoaD, 6 unD Z Ader; ierur cine Garm
BON 1850 adsrn, tbeils nit llrpalo, an 9iantas
tanfzRiuer, @lomefsr=Gountp, ga, optr esgeR
@ruupeiaentbum in Der stapt umjutaui6en. S.
s. 9aimer & s o., II, G~faaOmbaro=6 trabe.
lSulL296
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3u %perfdufen:

2sbeuOe @dnffeOern erfter &lufc, doc. uno soc.
Das 9funD. Der befte Sreis ipiuO beJoblt tur alte
autife Observation-Disclosures. aAmsriean Geatber Co.
Tr. $40, Norn=Gutan=5trabe. (Dtdil9, lJ,S&S)
GtansarcsR dbsM aid tnrn-Saar Oeer Grsett.
3pei Mai6inen tn Gins 2of= uno &%ettenfti9.
gilieftrr Mai6inen=2abtn .in Der Staot. g.
{. 6barrtr. 3r. 664, gaet=ga ltintore=5 traBe.
Q14-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-29

Gin Grocrp4eab.n NIT @pbnbaus, in pelbeH
Elm ausqe3si5neteg 8aargsibdit getban fptro. Ha1E
~sufraosn in Rr.I7O0, 9re6tman=Str. Ode Dtount=
Str: uuter gerfaufggruno. (Sept9, IUN)
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&ti0rbrrung ban Pnfia6en.

2GAge Der erforbsrli6en 3eit CUR Grz
rei9ung Der Deri4ieoenen Be-
ftimmungsOrte.
llntenTtebeub it bic ungefdbre 3eit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der POftia4en bon
bem 8alfimprer 9oIt : 8iireau nue
ben 6aupfId6li6en einbeimif4en uno
quspdrtigsn Stdoten Der5eiAnet.
Sntdno.
atlanta, ga, 10 6tunbeu.
atlontitsgitp, RS, 6 Stunoen.
Rrooflnn, R.zQ., 6 StunoeH.
gurlinqton. germont, II 6tunosn~
Ruffale, R.sg., Is 5tunbeH.
Gar. man, RS, 6 Stunoeu.
Gbarlttou, 5.=G., Is 6tuHDtn.
Gbicaqo, 3ls., l Gag.
Columbia, CSC, II Gt1aeszH
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SteQengeinhe:


5~teIlegeiu9:
Gin frdftigcs Deutibes NtdOd)tn iu6t Stelt tIr
olfqcmeins Suusarbeit. Nad3uiragcn IN Nr. l42l'
SliberzstraBe. (Rein @ai6en uno gtgeln.)
(302-3)
6tefleeefu6:
Gin oeuti9eg Gbepaur obns &tnoer 0pre9en
Enoliid) rpiini6t eineu tleinsu 9anbiis in Der Nnbt
Der Stapt gu p~eripaltcn. aorefe: S0fuent, Nr'
2122, Marp Mnna=StraBe. 5Uz-]
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aim 9dnaffen etabGirte
HarpIanO Ubattel Ioan AGoriation,

GGlpertsS Building. @trtntshaus 9egcnuoer.
Simmer Tr. 29 unp 231 (%atDsitsr 6lur).
GnepffsGfe 6apettes un6 ct. Wauiz Giraffe.
HSrs,euss @efes Don 1902 ifrift befplst. 81
DarIfbsn- $40 bis $25O-parlsbsa
aus MRbbeln. Wtanos, CrseIn ufw.
Sorlsbeu unter $50, @~siammttpfsn 1910.
BON $50 bis 800, 9eiamnttOfen $7.95.
Rit 6 9rpssnt monatlid fur Reft=gstrae.
5 0rpssnt auf Bttrdos bon iiber 800.
Esioe Telephone: ct. gaul 2l34, GourtIanb 73S
Gorefe: Gilbert SIume. IT,. Sstretdr.
GaIpsrtsguiloine, Baltimore.
qqent pirs spriprs4su unb gratis bic Raten
srflarsH. (Rop9. S,I&S)
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Su o%crfdufen:

eene ucueu breiitDdiosn terraifrten 0obn6duler
init eleaanter Srpnte unO alien mooerneH Sequems
li3teiten, an g8etisite Der 8~OItOnzAotnue, luOlt9
BON gBbltelOd=5 trabe, nit Aasf4t iber "0ruIoz
aia.9art~ unp StaOt. 9runD3instrtt Ooer mlt
@runo3ius. 3deli6 g%eDffnet. Z bOmas v.
9pnD, .@entral 5ruit Co.," Gsgtngtens u. eouttE
ldnp<Strabe. @''40'41H'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-29

Sdl3fle116: pro Pfnno, 9aH3e
S9utterp, engl. gei9n., 12c.; gang
furae3ippen, 124c.; Seitenfped 134c.;
gan5e 2et6itiide, 13c.; Spef@5dulz
tern, 1876; Sugar : Gureo" Sdulz
tern, 113c.; S6tnfen, feline, l43e,;
o6ne 9aut, 1876; qicntc, 1O4e.;
nMeBz" @4peinefIeii6, 500 PRO SAB;
@4mal5 = in Sterces, gut rafIntrt,
111c.; in 5dRern, 114c.
&affee: R~otirungen limb fpte folgt:
auf Der Bats bon SIC. bis 55c. pro
gfunb fir Gto Nr. 7; Santos 74c.
bis LIE; Maracai6o 94c. biz 1915;
SABA 19c. Bis &c.; MOtta 18c. bis
19c.
gsr0Feter auffee: 6. 8. 6. in ai>
iten 1O1c. Bis 10 T10e. pro pfunO;
in 8i4fsn unb @Gden, reiner SABA,
323c. Bis &c.; SABA uno Motfa, gez
mif6t, 28c. Big 284c. pro Bfuno; rei>
ner Mdracuibo, 221e. Bis 23c.
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Wruupeisentbnm at b%erfanfea.


Gin qrobes preiftDdiqes Q8Obnbaus, Rr. SOB. Gft=
GbuiezStraBe, 9 3immer uno SaoerauWI; 9runoz
5ius S48; 10 bel s. SUB. gu %er1ra9en Det ~ d :
Smith Meal Gitate 8roter, 3immer l GaIpert
SuiloiHg. ~" :"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-29

s. qdsr an Der ug8stli9eR RareldnOer gabn,'
uabe " c il III n / CT, bebaut.
239 4des in 8altImOrts@ o u II tp, q
Uleilen BON Der Staot9renss.
sferuer teine 6 { in Nt. @aibinaton
uuO Gatonsoile.
Sarrp. 6. RsQtftr,
C4pr26, Is, l&S) 700 Union &snF suuolns'
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Nnie,sen.-3 e perfaniem.
3u perfdufen:

Giniee 8un1mi=3 biruattsn in oeri6ieOensu Gro=
Sen 3u unqetdbr Dem bdlben 98ertb. pgtonumeutal
Sron & gletal Co., 228. Weit=9rutt=S troBe.
1893, 30l, 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-29

3arleben auf M6beln nro anoerc
6ihsrheittn fur 6 Droacnt-9snau mad BEN nsusu
Gsist; priDatim.
Nidbter, ser. 2IO, ChzSerinston'Gtr.
8immer CIR. 4, .9anfaHtsSuifoing.'
Sn Ger Office spirc Ssutfb sefprobsn.
(Wai2o.ia)
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Sarlebem aaf Grunoeiseatbnm.

9nrleber o $500 bis $4,000
auf @runOeigtntbum in Der Stabt unD bcm 2anOe;
~nieorigs 3insraten. s. Dt. 8errp & Son,
CIR. Us, ct. 9aul=Strabs. (Oftl9, 6Nttel
- @-@ .-% @- M@HM%MxHwxES-~@~ ~-@-- On
Sarleben auf NSbel 1t. I. To.
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g6fe!
@6fe!

RnT Sfeiie i'm AusfaHoe beior9t tnHerhGlb "A StusAZn
All bcotuteHo berabBeestem 8reiie
@ouaTO Waine,
@nhneRpGGe SaIttmorsz& tTafe lg0 BofsSifeesGse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-29
Mer3te nno Mpotbeten.
eoesiolift in Scruia (Sriihel.

Or. gsm. s.. Ilpma an. SUD Yortb@Aue., Geits
8ureaIltuunsu: 9 bis u u9f VtItta95 tausgsHella
men Souutaas) unp 8 bis B ubr Na9mi1tags tags
lid. Raun lid aui Disls superldiiiss 9erlonsn bsz
aiebsu, bic furirt porosu iiaD. (Suli28, 64te
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@ruuptiid 30 bel 40, nngenebme Na3barl9a1t.
$500, 8ruuo5in5 $50.
s3psi gaupldse al auguita 4Oe., $l.5O pro JuB.
Ginioe Bargains in i10uen &obnbaulern,
S. y. y q d III a NJ 9tr. 6l2t Gau@Sullotn9.
Guni9,1 49,
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@uuOernoue GntOefunQ.

Grau sRiniams, etne berporragenee Gpestas
lifttn in SrGncnsSetpsn; bradts 9auienbeu Don
~Ieiceuoen 6rautn oas Glid nsr 9sinnDbeit: bate
rte eintn 0e6Nblag; in abtunonifr3ig Stunbsn miro
In irQ recommendation 6taoium 2inbsruRg { i6afft ootr
teins gejablun9; feline S6merjsn. feline G.fabr,
teiue lluterbrt6unq Der Eeibdftieuhg; abiolut F6sr
uuD burmlOs; i'm 9lreau oOsr per 9of 81. 6 o ms
srtabethe prioatss Ssim Ill
81 Gebitntts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; drit.ide
Eebonplune, ials eetpinf3t; 2~5=idbriqt GrfabruRs,
Gpr.btunoen BON 10 bis s. Sonntaes ben 2 bis /
SRatbsrtbtiluue sratis.
Grau q. 9Btuiams,
Rr. e5. Rora40oD1roastrabe. Haltiuasrs.
(Ges29, ,lS1
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Gtt0O q8obnbaus Rr. los, 4.sGremontsStr.'
SllOU 3intmsr, 3runO3iRs $3.50, aae Nus
ea6en ~ungeiabr 500 idbrli4. AustuHGt bel ). a.
Mc4augb.lu, p9euti6er Correspondent.
(Gfll, lUtt)
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perfaufen

@tttiQ 1871 unD As older; Elm neues
Snus aui einem; biQig, tpeHu oieie Wott mob
~perfauft. 81 sriragsH bel cannon, 3petteF
7slur, aGalpert4SebduOe." tltf24,lA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-29
3u perfaufeu.

3u perfaufeu-
@eoen Iei9te eoiu9uHge -
Bobnbduisr in allen staOttbeilcH. Sobn o..
9 NJ D, 3G2 6DslituzSuiIOing. tOtt8, lUfD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-29
MObofaten.
Ernncia g. SIeinri1.

RedbtsanpaI unc Gruncets vi eat,
Wr. 225. ct. NaulsSrrase.-We. SeIepbpn
9T6S. @rempte GrIecisuns aler Rec,tes
Gnssissenbetfen. tGpsnlo.lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-29

Sene neueu speiitOdiesn 99Obnbdaier, glod 1905,
t=seDeralzSt rabe; 8lof 1901, StsSanpals=Str.t
mpoerne 8aDe5lmmer, esmtnttrte SeAtr' Gurnaes.
5pnntaag %oe0ifnet. Ea&iuIragen an Grt uno
STEELE. Saniel SOnnelp. lSept2I,1Wq
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-29
Serlangt i'm MQaemeimeu.
9euti9ss Qrbeits : Na9petIun9sz
Piirenft

CIR. 2I9, eHo=SbarpzStraBe, unter bee anIha4 per
rSeuti6en 8ejeai0aft.1- Sieiehigen, ipsl6e oeuts
i6s 6anorpertsr, arbeiter unc 9tsnthottH lu De.
i~rantirten grIefen an ben aesnteu Der @elsllDaff,
Sobann 8. Meper, Rr. 2l9, Slo=SAarp'
6trabe, member, tpel6er uneutgsltlid Nustuntt e'
rhe,len kptrh tN1lSSt l9J
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-23
Ecclen Culhbert.

Eocles Cthbert, who came 70 Ab6eville ~
piasterer year or TWO before the war 70 work
under Daily, in tho. construction OF some oi
the fns residences, which were then being
built 10 dead, He died In Richmond, aged Gil
years. He volunteered In the Confederate
army In the rrst Regiment that went into thG
service from this State. After the war he be.
came correspondent OF the New York Her
aid, and no man that ever came amongst az
vas more loyal or more faithful 70 the land ol
his adoption. He did his duty In the war
and In 1875 South Caroliua had an able dc.
fender In Eccles Cuthbcrt. His contributions
to the New York Herald defended before the
world the people In their efforts for white So.
premacy.
In Eccles Cuthbert We are reminded that we
may entertain tho best OF men unawares. He
came here n an Irish immigrant, without
pretense. He helped 20 plaster The big houses
which James n. Perrin and T. G. Perrin were
bailding at that time. and the people here
about thought no more OF him than they
though. OF other strangers In like employ.
ment, bot he bad brains and principle. He
developed into one Of the most respected
newspaper men In the South. and was, owing
10 th. peculiar situation In 1876. enabled 10 do
more for this section than WAS done by any
other newspaper man In this country.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-23
Notes Of the Past.

Tho publication OF the Abbeville Banner
waa, commenced In April. lsii. Tho Inde-
pendent Press frat saw the last In May, 1853.
Both papers were suspended during the war
After the war they were Published again un-
I'll 1883, when they we're consolidated. The
present editor has, since April l, lS'9. owned
q half interest In the Independent Press. a.
serward the Abbeville Press. aud later the
Press and Banper-more than q years.
In 1856, Thos. b. Crews, James A. Hoyt. and
Hugh Wilson were printers In the Laurens
Vile Herald Office. of which paper Il. 81
Stokes was editor.
In 1851 Hugh Wilson entered the Erskins
Miscellany ofiice at Due West a. nm aPPren
tice. or all the men who were In town or In
the vicinity NJ that time. ss far AZ We can now
recall. only Prof. J. +. Lee. James McGill. and
X. w. Haddon are there now. X. w. Prat,
still lives, but he Ii at Greenwood.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-23
Claiming Thi0gS.


The candidates for Senatorial honors arc
good chalmers. We believe that all claim 10
have done some particular thing for ~hion
they should be rewarded. =.
Gentlemen. this ID not the way to speak. IL
Ia fair to presume that each OF you, under Inc
d: d:iIsrent circumstances, acted from tne con'
victiou duty, instead OF In the hope OF 70
ward, A man who serves the people 10 the
hone reward, deserves less than the man who
serves his constituents honestly and fearless
ly Without hope o; fee or reward. The people
owe none OF the candidates anything, and
they should resent the presentation oil Dill
or charge TO settle up old scores.
These gentlemen In the past. II 10 presum-
ed. were paid for their services at the desk oi
the treasury. and u In ungrateiul and unjust
10 now bring In bill OF obligations against
the voters.
IL II not o question OF past services. Ill
oues tion a. 70 who can best serve the people
In the future,
This newspaper repudiates all claims OF
any candidate for reward for past services.
We owe them nothing. On the contrary.
the candidates who are now claiming votes
ON their past records are indebted TO the
people.
II the speeches. N reported in the newspa'
pers, arc fair sample Of the speeches that
would be delivered In Washington. they
csrtainly remind the people Of the country oi
Calhoun. McDufiie. Clay. and Weoster-'hst
Is TO say. such speeches remind us Of the TACT
that these orators or statesmen are dead.
There arc plenty OF national Issues 70 oe
discussed. Personal claims that have been
barred by the statute of Limitations might be
omitted.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-23

Rev. T. w. Sloan will take bis departure
from amongst us this week. He conducted
religious services In the Presbyterian church
last Sunday morning. and In the evening he
preached at the Methodist church. This was
bis last service In AbbevilIe before entering
upon the duties OF pastor Of the First Presby.
terian church Of Greenville His services In
Aobeville were eminsntiy satisfactory to
everybody iu this city. and We doubt II
Greenville could have found . man who
won't be as acceptable TO them as Mr.. Sloan
has been 10 the people Of Abbeville.
He has gone 10 larger Held OF usefulness.
and the goodwill Of our people go with him.
He will rest until the first OF September.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-23

The Associate Reformed Presby teEian con
gfsgRiion held . meeting laet Sunday. im-
mediatsly amer the conclusion Of the relig.
ious services. which we're conducted by Row.
r. Y. Pressly. BY resolution, Mr. w. r.
Greene. was appointed committee 70 do the
necessary correspondence. looking TO the pro-
earring Of another pastor. After the nrst Sab.
hath In August the church will DO closed un.
"a the arst Sabbath In September. No action
was taken In reference 10 protecting the
huiIding from tho leak In the belfry. and the
need Sor painting the woodwork Of the church
received no attention.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-23
Justice for Black mau.

That was q ine piece which "A. B. w."
published In the Greenviile News yesterday.
II Ia manly and brave. Mr.. Black man deserv'
ed all the praise that was given. We always
knew that the owners OF the Greenviile News
would not select q disrep person 10
represent them. Mr.. Blacktnau, up 10 this
time, We believe 10 be a. good ~ any OF his
traducers.
We have no sympathy for the act OF any
man, who seeks TO destroy the good name
Of another.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-23

fair iE goipg to be a great success Every ont
wants tO help share. the glory. Nd We mus
help 10 make II " hat II II hound To be.
Miss DOcIa Brork, ~ Due West, vas The
guest of her friend, Miss Margaret Brook .
several days last week.
Mia sara Lee left Tuesday for Trenton
where she goes 10 visit Miss Addie Hughes
who is pleasantly remembered here:
Miss BelIr Hadd0n has :efL New York and
is now In Washington. the guest ~ Mrs Sal
isde Miss HaddOn will Join Mrs. IL ,ddon 10
Virginia the first Of August. aud Will remain
away until fall.
Mr.. w w. Holmes aud Miss Marion and
Master John HUimes LETT Sunday for Pebdie
ton, after spending some time here with theiI
uncle. Mr.. II. e. DeBruhl.
Rev. X. G. Mclses was In the city Saturday
the guest or Mr.. W. A. Templeion. Mr. Nc
Lees preached 81 Little Mountain sunday
morning aad a Varepnes In the evening: ht
will hold series Of meetings a. Varennes.
DR.. John Lvon, Of Ninety Six. 10 10 the city
spending q while with bis parents.
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The Candidates.

ALL sorts OF euessea have been made as to
the lucky men now before the people. But
they are all ut sea. Nobody knows any thing
about who will get the State offices or the
Senatorial plum. EIcer: John Gary Evans
all the candidates would throw away the
Philippines. I.atimer IL gaining something
ON declarations OF the policy OF not needless.
ly offending the majority. We agree with
latimer on that point, and agree with Evans
In believing that this country should hold
the Philippines
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The Carolina Chemical Co. nj this place has
reduced the price Of ginning cotton from sl.oC
to 75 cents, and Increased the price OF cord
wood from 81 81 cord TO sl.75 cord. Up
to this time the farmers have stood the
changes without murmur. II is probable tina
they can find some use for the extra - cents
on cordwood. ana can spend the 2, cents
which they save on cotton bales. We viii,
notify the pnblic as soon a. the wall IL set up
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HnsltlOua Locals.

A new supply OF muslins nj CTS. nj Had
don's.
White dotted swi.s nj u 3, and % cts. for In.
dies waists nj HaddOn's.
Just arrived. India Linens and Persian
Lawns Tor mid sunni mer dresses at liaddon's.
A full assortment blnck. blue, white and
cOlored Ducks for ladies' summer skiri AT all
prices Rt Haddons.
A good assortment OF Covert Cloth TOT
skirts at HRddon's.
White lace Curtains at all prices at Had
don's.
a new supply OF Window Shades at all
prices at Haddon's.
You can get some bargains In slippers nj
Huddon's.
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A GOOD EXAMPLE.
AbbeviIle'x Thorough Way Of GiviBg
Needed Information.

Slowly the different couu ties are sending In
the infOrmrtion needed by the State board O
equal zation In the important work o
equaiizing the taxable properly In the state
Toe hoard IL 70 resume It's duties nj noon on
the ~. h Inst aud all this Information must
be In and cOiiated before that time. A model
report has bee q sent In from AbbevilIe ctIun
~. IL shows by townships the number al
transfers recorded. the number Of acres sold
the selling value. the selling value per acre
the number OF acres assessed. the ass-ssri
value, The assessed value per acre, ard the
ratio Of assessed value Ia the selling value
happens TO be 50 i2 per cent The comp
trolier general remarked that the statement
could we'll be- used by other Counties ~ u
model.
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Sewerage.

A petition has been numerously signed.
pray Ing the city council for sewerage sys.
tenn. This edito, signed II on faith that the
projectors had Investigated the necessity for
the work and the expediency OF making the
expenditure.
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Several candidates for the United States
Senate and their friends have asked for the
support OF thia Newspaper and It's editor. and
In view OF these facts We deem Il only proper
to say that We are taking no interest In the
Senatorial race None OF the candidates ex
press our views on questions OF pub'ic policy
no there IL no reass,n why We should favor
any OF them. True, We shall vote, but do not
expect to get euthusias,is over any cApdi'
date-Bamourg Herald.
The above paragraph expresses our own
feelings. All the candidates would Ne, the
Philippines nfiost derelict. This newspaper
IL an expan zionist. aud Will vote for the man
who seems less disposed to di.Integrs,e this
country. THIS editor endorses the politics OF
none Of the Senatorial candidates on the
Philippine question, and would be glad 10
vote axinst all OF them. and for Il pronounced
expansionisf who favored holding the Philip
pines.
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President Hartzog OF Clemson College has
been offered the Presidency OF a college In
Arkansas. and he has accepted the position.
Without exception. all expressions which we
have heard approve OF his going. His useful.
ness had ended at Clemson.
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IL 10 . Preminm On Lnek Of Thrift
The Newberry Herald says:

In the matter OF the artificial arm fund
which was Intended only for the maimed
Con !ederates who are unable 10 purchase the
limbs, We notice complaint that several who
are amply able TO buy artificial limbs have
accepted the small allowance. That is the
trouble With the pensions. Only those who
really need the help was the intention OF the
law.
In our opinion the artificial limbs should
be given 10 every Confederate soldier who
lost limb. The State should not offer pro.
MUM for thrifllessness, which the Herald
seems TO indicate.
Viewing the mailer from our standpoint.
tho whole pension law would require brave
and gallant old soldier to eat q lot Of dirt be-
fore giving him n pension.
But when u comes TO artificial limbs every
unfortunate should fare alike, whether he has
dime or collar to his credit.