The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-03
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what IN" Sees and Hears an hs'
Rouuas In Csantry and In Town.
Abbeviiie, S. c, September ,, 1902
SECOND PRIMARY TUESDAY. THE 9TH INST
Candidates look upon the peopIe--people
upou the candidates and choose ye wen oe.
tween them. Many have retired, out tnere
are good men simi io vote for. Let character
and brains 20 largely into Jour makeup OF
choice. and you will not 70 lar wrong
PERSONAL MENTION.
Al, NF- Anse, h entitled 10. and should
have the hearty congratulations of the peo.
pis at large for tho splendid run ne maae nnh
the magnificent vote he received; naa ~"
friends iuiiy appreciated his worm. anlnty'
popuiarity and high Christian character M
they do now. ne would most certainly nave
been 10 the second race win gooo cnance
his strone,h be Caused the people 70 have ""
good men 10 choose between, either of whom
VIII. we believe, administer The annirs OF tue
government 70 The good OF ihe who;e SeoPef
Walter boar congratulate him on being elect
ed on his nrst rsce ~ the house Of representa-
tives from Georgetown. Mr.. Doar u nleh
toned Yenlisman. and will DO doubt represent
the pcopIe fearlsssly aud boldly aud reflect
cnsdit upon himself m their representative.
sheriff Lyon 10 10 be congratulated upon
the lrensndous and most natisr.ns So,e NE
competitors. There vas no doubt ~ 10 nir
being the peoples choice.
senator Blake and Treasurer Bradley also
received most hatterinE vote, eacn naVipx
strong and popular competitors.
Mr. N. q. Donald received = most compii
menuary vote. fully expressing the peoples
nrst choice for their representative 10 tne
Legislature.
REV. AIKEN KELLEY
VIII not preach At Bsthes Church tounor-
row (.rhursday) night ~ previoaly announc
ed. "a circumstances rendered u iTnPossioie
Tor him 10 meet the appointment
DIR. WATT MABRY.
One of Augus,aS prominent physicians.
Who IN. seen qu,ts ~ Is nov HroSSan1wsd W wn2 Sy
10 the last and only sursiviog brother OF tne
late Dr. Thomas ]. Mabry. ~ no was 20 highly
estsetnsd and beloved ey thi. people. cis Toe
lima rejo:ce To henr he ID convalescin8 and
wish for him speedy recovery.
FRIENDS COMING AND GOING.
Mrs. G. 4. wsll,nx and children, after
pleusupt ssay with relatives In the city, will
return 10 their home In Charleston today.
Mrs. A. d. Kennedy, OF Due West, is now
visiting her csns; 4 M,s ss,sn , 2rsnIon ns,Yn AM
ar. ". e. Hill returned last week from
very pleasant and aa,isincsory Trip 70 Ne"
Mn. J. W. shsr.rd Is Visiting relatives neat
Mrs. &. L. brennan after q pleasant sta,
with her sister Mrs. J. J. Simmons OF Lse
Mr. and Nrs. Lambert Caldwell with thsi,
charming guost Miss sarah Mopigomer,
Mr. Eugene Link, with his sisier Miss
Lille were nmoug the sisitors last Monday.
Mr.. T. g. BAKER Of Mount Carmel represent
ed the savannah side last Monday In oui
Nr. George Kiugh, ono OF Abbeville's bes,
yeang men - now clerkinx WIN nis oiu
Columbia wbo h delighted 70 have Georg.
once more In bis employ.
ON TIE DIAxoNp.
Last Saturday afternoon Lebanon and
Sharon iesms crossed bats on me lebanon
interesting the score stood II 10 Is In Snarons
favor.
GINsERIxs READY FOR BUSINESS.
Gillian, Rro,hen have put their ginnsry In
nrst class shape and are already running.
These are wide awake business men ana have
recently opened up telephone connection
WE MeGrs n.G, Sssiy and G Rs@ss % a. Bethel sav.
overhauIed their ginnsry and after making 9
lev Other improvements win be ready u
servo the pubic.
IL IT fAsHIoSAnLE:
Yes, IL is! What: Why Tor horses TO wear
hats. This 10 Indeed one Of the very lktes'
iads In millinery. IL II good com moo sense
TOO toashelter your horse's head from tho d.
rect rays Oh The summers sun.
FRANK JONES IN LUCK.
One day last week this popular II. +. d.
carrier had . timely act up from Mr.. +. c.
Nance and Mr. J. Il. Ferguson. He was hun:
cry. and they. ike tho ''good samaritan"
mInistered 10 his wants On the road side, and
he ssys they will verify have their reward.
THE SUMMER SCHOOL
L. running on full time and has. Q good
average attendance sN the while. and from
all We can learn under tho management oi
ProL Gillian and his highly aocomp pished
assistant MisS. Lucas OF Charleston. IL has
been grsne success.
GETTING DOWN 10 BUSINESS.
sum mer AFTERNOONS from O'Clock have now
ceased their nun and have again settled
down TO hard work they sre ln good spirits
and nns shape for the , SOsk sslore % them af!sr
needed rest both for employers and clerks
and braces them up for the busy season.
CAPT. L. ". WHITE
gains In bis fall and winter stock. which viii
bs unusually large and attractive this season.
CHANGED HIS nAsE.
Mr. Lsvia A. Smith, the popular. and for
several years the head salesman IN the frm Of
G. w. Kendall Ia now With A. n. smith & Co.,
whore hs will be pleased 70 800 his friends and
old oustomer6
ANOTHER GOOD NAN.
Tbs business circle OF Abbeyille has another
good man added thereto In the person Of Mr..
w. G. DuPrc. who In 10 popular and favOrebly
known 10 tho trading pnbiic that he needs no
introduction from us. He has opened q 6rsi
class meat market and green grocery at the
-Younker" stand on Main street just opposite
hooest In all bis dealings and will receive q
large share OF the public patronage.
RURAL NAIL SERVICE
Wns given NJ through our congressman
Hon. A. G. Latimer. and with this fact In
ever given q sSs people. The patsons and XII
interested In this Il. y. ID. service will now
have an opportunity OF proving themselves
worthy Of this laudable acts. by casting their
Let's roll him up y oig majority.
Col. Wyatt Aiken is also intensely inter.
ested In this Il. y. d. system. and II elected
will bs another prime factor In congress Tor
good msn. Let the r. +. D: carriers ~ vel!
N The patrons stand oy him In the second
primary and thcy will have no regrets.
SPECIAL MENTION.
Our esteemed and worthy friend. Mr.. Moses
csx o. na as,sSxsr ;n
Abbovilie. but has hosts OF friends here who
are always glad to sec him and extend to him
y cordial greeting. wishing for him many
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