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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-08-09
Tri-state Odd Fellow Sold by Editor
Pedem.

hr1-Stdte qua FeIlO" SOIu Dy Eu1COT
Pedem.
Greenville Daily News.
The Tri-State Odd Fellow, publish.
ed in this city, has been purchased by
Killingsworth & Sans of Abbeville,
the sale of the entire business, good
will and all having been made recent
ly by J. r. Peden, the present editor,
to the new firm, which will continue
its publication in this city.
The Rev. w. B. Sans of the Epis.
coral Church, who removed from
Abbeville yesterday to assist the Rev.
A. r. Mitchell in his work in this
city, is to be the editor of the Odd Eel
low and is one of the purchasing pub.
fishers.
The Odd Fellow is the official ORGAN
of the great order of Independent Odd
Fellows in the States of South and
North Carolina and Georgia. 1t has
an extensive circulation among the
members of the order and under the
management of Mr.. Sans its future is
bright with promise. Besides being a
man of excellent education, be has
character and ability and will
strengthen the publication in every
way. He assumes control of thc pa.
per in day or two and will get out
the first issue under his management
the latter part of the week
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-08-09
OWNDESVILLE.

Hon. Jno. G. Lomax returned yes
terday from q ten days stay at Flank
lin Springs.
Mr.. Ed baskin and family who
have spent the past few years in
, Lincoln Co, Ca, came over q lew days
ago and have since been with tne
family of his father-in-law Mr.. G. l..
Clinkscales and other relatives IN
this section.
Mrs Maud Simmons and her two
children of Augusta spent few days
last week with the family of his
brother Hon. John g. Lomax.
Mr.. Wesley Carlile, went to Atlanta
Wednesday 10 stay short time Oh Il
pleasure trip
Mr.. J. M. Huckabee went to Ander.
son, Thursday on business.
Mrs Charlie Watkins of Jacksonville
Florida is with her sister-in-Iaw Mis-
J. c.. Lomax, to spend sometime.
Misses Annie Lizzie and Louise
Carter of Hartwell, were in our FOWL
for short while Thursday evening.
Mr.. Gesrge Speed of the Fork, was
in This place Thursday.
MI. J. B. Tnorton and Mrs Clarence
Linder of Hartwell, Ca, spent some
days last week at the home of Hon.
/. 81. McCalls.
Mr.. John e. Jordon of Seneca, spent
several days last week with his Wof-
ford College mate MIR. Marion Lati-
mer.
Mr.. Jno #. Welch of Belton was the
guest Wednesday night of Mr.. A. v.
Barnes and family.
Mr.. D. NJ. Lipscomb of Ninety Six
came up Friday and joined his family
here who had-been in this place about
week.
Mrs. J. A. Copeland Laureps, came
to this place her childhood home in
part Saturday to stay with loved ones
for q few days.
Mr. and Mrs Will Presley of Allan
ia came Friday and will stay for 8
while with relatives in and around
this place.
Rev. J. E. Ward of Hartsville, who
was pastor of Good Hope and Provi.
dence churches for some months 8
year or two ago will spend the most OF
next week here and will occupy The
pulpit in the last named church next
Sunday Is at II a. m.
Miss Annie Hawthorne and Miss
Annie McAllister came up Thursday
have since been the guests of Mr. E.
w. Harper, and in the absence of the
organist Miss Helen Barber, Miss
Annie Hawthorn filled the place very
aceep:ably yesterday at the IL a. m.
service.
Mrs o. Johnson left Friday for 8
visit TO friends in Barnwell, Edgefeld
and Saluda Counties.
Capt w. D. Mann of Fountain
View, well known throughout ouI
county and state as an honest upright
christian gentleman at the close OF
quite protracted sickness died last
Monday at his home. His remains
were carried to Shiloh the next day
in the presence Of one of the Iarges,
crowds ever seen at that place after b
short funeral service by his pastor
Rev r. E. Palor were taken charge Of
by Roslin Lodge in part from this
place of which he was a member and
carried to the cemetery near by an6
laid away with Masonic honors while
living he held several positions O
honor and trust all of which he filleC
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-08-09

ed in the harbor of Portsmouth, N.
H., in the widening and deepening
operations.
Jack Donnelly. manager for Mrs.
Grosvenor; of New York, protested
the award in the four.in-hand teams
at the Atlantic City Horse Show.
Yellow fever has been discovered in
New Orlean by three Mobile physic-
ians cent there to investigate. Mobile
has established quarantine against
New Orleans.
The striking teamsters of Chicago
have called off the strike, but it is said
that hardly fourth can get back their
jobs, which have been filled by
others.
The jury in the case Of Congressman
Williamson, who with others was
tried in Portland, Ore, for completely
in land frauds, disagreed after being
out 46 hours. This is the same case in
which Senator Mitchell was convicted
short time ago.
J. H. Patterson gave a dinner to
10000. persons in Ohio.
The Japanese peace envoy, Komura,
and his party are speeding eastward.
The Chinese boycott of American
goods even affects Standard Oil Epro-
ducts.
Mary I. Nelson, who sued Frederick
Gebhardt for $65,0O0 got judgment by
default.
The rate war between New York
and Chicago may lead to a reduction
of the fare to 81.
Admiral Goodrich will hold a rigid
investigation into the explosion of the
gunboat Bennington.
Bulgarian bands murdered the en-.
tire population of two villages in
European Turkey.
One man was killed and three were
injured in collision of freight trains
at Pulaski, Tenn.
DIR. Charles Lee Smith has assumed
the presidency of Mercer University
at Macon, Ga.
More than 10000 bales of hay are
annually raised in the vicinity of Au.
gusta, Ga, and marketed there.
The japanese are meeting with
stubborn resistance in the Island .o1
Sakhalin, but are gradually driving
the Russians back.
Charles M. Schwab denies that he
gave $25, 900 for copy of "Fads and
Fancies," but admits that he paid ST.
500 for a subscription.
Secretary Wilson issued statement
acknowledging that the agriculture
department has largely overestimated
the tobacco acreage.
A Lockport IN. W woman left
So, 900 to her only Child and SAC. .OO(
for a home for houseless dogs and
cats.
Car Nicholas dined Sunday with
Emporer William on the latter's
yacht, Hohenzollern, in the Gulf OF
Finland. The incident has caused
much comment.
Fred Hoback was convicted al
Floyd, Va, of manslaughter for the
killing of John R. Jett. The latt el
had been paying unwelcome atten.
tions to Hoback's sister.
In order to avert a disaster like that
of the General Socum, the steam er
Sirius, with 81 900 Sunday school ex-
cursronists on board, was run ashore
after she had struck rock, which
knocked hole in the bottom.
| 1t is said that John z. Wallace. late
engineer of the Panama canal, will be
made president Of the Seaboard Ali
Line Ry.
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THE GRAFTERs MUST GET OUT.
Such IL the Determination Of Secre-
tary Wilson as to biS Department,
and he II Backed by The President.

Such is the Determination Of Secre-
tary Wilson as to biS Department,
ana he II Backed by the President.
Oyster Bay, L. l., July 30.-Secre-
tary Wilson of the department of ag-
riculture is expected at Sycamore Hill
tomorrow, His visit will enable him
and the President to discuss tue situa-
ton in the department as 1t relates to
the Investigations now in progress.
All rumors of the intention of Secre-
,ary Wilson to resign from the Cabi.
net may be put aside as merely con.
iectural. The Secretary has no pres.
ent intention of leaving the Cabinet,
and the President knows of no reason
why be should resign.
The President, it may be said, re-
poses implicit confidence in Secretary
Wilson and is thoroughly satisfied
that be will solve the difficulties now
presented to the entire satisfaction OF
chief executive and of the country.
1t is probable that Secretasy Will
son would have come to Oyster Bay
before this had it not been for the un.
settled conditions in bis department,
which rendered it practically imposs-
ible for him to leave Washington.
He is pressing every phase of the in
vestigation now in progress and will
develop every fact which the country
ought to know. That the President
is confident the Secretary will purge
the department of any scandal that
may attach to it is evidenced by the
fact that he has not interfered with
the pending investigations. All mat
ters brought to his attention have been
turned over to Secretary Wilson with
instructions to inquire into them.
This the Secretary has done and his
his work has the approval of the Presi-
dent.
1t ia the determination of both the
President and the Secretary to clear
the department of every form OF
"grafter." To this end the likelihood
is that every bureau of the depart
ment will be inquired into carefully.
Assurance is given that no stone will
be left unturned to eliminate every
taint ofscandal from the department
of agriculture.
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Mr.. Sans Arrives to Help Rector of
Christ Church
Greenville Daily News,

Greenville Daily News.
The Rev. w. B. Sans and Mr..
Sans arrived in the city yesterday af.
ternoon from Abbeville. Mr.. Sans
recently accepted the appointment of
Bishop Capers as missionary in charge
of St. Andrews Church and St.
James Mission and will begin his
work in this parish today, assisting
the Rev. A. R. Mitchell at Christ
Church.
Mr.. Sans has preached in this city
on several occasions and was present
at the opening services In st. An
drew's a week ago. He is from Beau
fort and is himself the son of an Epis-
copal clergyman. He is a young man
Of decided promise, being a careful,
ernest worker and possessing no end of
courage and determination, he is sure
to aid materially in building up the
missions in this city. At Abbeville
be did great work as rector of the
Episcopal church in that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sans will be welcom-
ed 10 Greenville. At present they
have apartments with Mrs. Hender.
son on McBee avenue.
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DONALDS,

Donalds ia building up very rapidly.
Work has already started on two new
buildings on Main Street and Mr.. J.
&. Dodson will start work ON a nice
brick building below the store of Mr.,
w. r. Dunn this week. When these
three buildings are completed Don
aids will have nice solid brick block
from the Post Office to Dodsons store
nearly all of the capital stock of cot
ton ware house has been subscribed
and work will start on this building
right away. The cotton ware house
will te a big help to Donalds surround
ingcommunity. The site for the
building has not yet been selected.
A protracted meeting is being car
ried on in the Methodist church this
week. Rev, Stokes the pastor is
being assisted by Rev. Waddy Dun
can Of Bamberg who was pastor of the
church in 1902, 1t is hoped that
much good will be accomplished.
Tuesday is circus day in Donalds
Luigis show will give two perform
ances that day one at three in the
afternoon and another at eight in the
evening. The street parade is at ten
in the morning,
DonaIds and Honea Path kids cross
ed bats here Saturday, Donalds came
out victorious by score of ]2 to IL.
A large crowd of young men will
have wagon trip to the mountains
Tuesday.
Miss Elise Neves of Greenville visit
ed her fIiend Miss Lucille Humphreys
here last week.
Miss Jennie Mae Dunn of Florida
visited relatives her last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Lambert D. Caldwell
of Abbeville are visiting the family OF
Mr.. G. E. Sharpe,
Mrs. Waddy T, Duncan and children
OF Bamberg are visiting in town.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-08-09
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

The Zemstovos congress met in Mos
cow, notwithstanding the prohibitive
edict of the police.
Duke Charles Edward attained his
ajority and assembled the throne of
Saxe-Coburg and Gotha.
Mayor Dunno of Chicago will ad-
dress the Georgia League of Munic-
ipalites at Macon August 16.
The City National Bank of Kansas
City has closed its doors, due to the
Devlin failure few weeks ago.
Sam Green, a sixteen year old negro
boy, was shot in his cell at New
Braunfells, Tex, for assault on four
year old child.
Reports from various cities show
that hundreds of persons died from
the heat and that there were numer-
Gus prostrations.
J. Fraise Richard charges that in
John Hyde's division of the census in
1900 government figures were given
out wrongfully.
A statue to Ensign Worth Baglev,
who was killed in the Spanish-Ameri-
can war, to cost $4 900, will be erected
soon at Raleigh, N. G.
Ferd Montgomery, a waiter at
Sandwich, Ont. is dying from wound
in his heart, Inflicted by batpin by a
woman.
The Chinese boycott has been begun
against American goods. The Chi
nese merchants are manifesting much
interest in the movement.
Near Callman, Mass, Charlie Mas
sey had a quarrel with his sweet
heart, Miss Brown, and shot her in
the head, inflicting a wound from
which she will probably die.
The Balfour government was defeat
ed in the house of commons by a ma
jority of three votes. 1t is hardly like
ly that the COVER! ment will resign at
once.
Judge Pritchard at Ashville has re-
fused to appoint receiver for the
South Carolina and Georgia Railway,
DOW being operated by the Southern.
A petition to this effect was filed by
H. H. Cumming.
Governor Higgins has,called on the
New York legislature, now in session
10 investigate the Euquitable's affairs.
All insurance companies doing busi-
ness in that state will be included in
the investigation.
The books of the Town Topics Co.,
are 10 be closely examined in 80 far as
they deal with the book for which
Charles II. Able is said to have solic-
tied subscriptions under alleged
threats of blackmail.
Government experts are studying
the diamond-back terrapin at the
| United States experimental farm on
the Choptank river, Md.
The Russian Zemstov Congress pass.
ed resolutions against officials viola.
lation of private and social rights.
Two hundred persons died during
the week in New York from the hot
spell, which was broken yesterday.
The Panama canal commission has
asked for bids on supplying 1000 each
of Italian and Chinese laborers fol
work on the canal.
Mrs. Ernestine Berg killed her cell
companion. Mrs. Mary Larkins, in an
insane asylum at Traverse City Mich
The body of General Blackmar, late
commander-in-chief of the Grand
Army of the Republic, left Chicago
for Boston.
, $50 tons of dynamite will be explod.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-08-09
A Sad Death.

Mrs. R. S. Game was called to
Greenville, S. G. Saturday on account
of the death of her sister.in.law Mrs.
Minnie Arnold Clark. Mrs. Clark.s
death was very sudden. She was
sick only a few hours. She was a
lovely woman and true Christian.
Almost her last words Gods will not
mine be done. She leaves an infant
SOD, a husband, an aged father, be-
sides q host Of friends relatives to
mourn her death. The remains were
taken to Crawford, Ga, her former
home and inferred Monday morning
10 o'clock. She had been married
only 18 months.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-08-09

Putnam's Fadeess Dyes, all colors at Mil
ford's Drug store.
Kerosene oil at Dargan's store IS cents pc
gallon. In gallon lots II cents.
Did you ever try Vinol for that weak, tired
feeling. We guarantee every bottle, II 1t
fails to do what 1t claims, We will cheerfully
refund your money. P. B. Speed, Agent Tor
factory.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-08-09

Fred E. Carlton, suspected of muir
der and other crimes and held in New
York has been found to have married
a widow in Troy, Ala, whom he rob-
bed and deserted.
The nice thing about lot of women
is that you can't marry them because
they are already.
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Mr.. Geo. G. Graves Loses by Fire

The home OF MIR. Geo. c. Graves near
Calhoun Falls was totally destroyed by fire
Monday night.
Mr. graves himself was In Abbeville when
the fire occurred. Very little was saved
from the names. AS far as can be learned
there was no insurance.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-08-09

You can get all of the Dukes Mixture
smoking tobacco you are looking for whole
sale or retail at Speeds Drug Store.
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. For fine havoring extracts 20 TO Mfiford's'
Drug Store. He make q! them himself.
The Brandon news., 1905-05-25
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT.

Circuit court met Monday morning with
the following officers present: Hon. j.
R. Enochs, judge 9Th judicicial district,
presiding; Hon. R. S. McLaurin, district
attorney; j. L. Buchanan, sheriff, R. F.
Brown, clerk; L. G. HaIlum, stenogra-
pher.
Following are the cases disposed of:
State VS. Will Bradley, colored-burg-
larry; jury and verdict of guilty; two years.
State VS. Levy Myers, colored- gaming;
plead guilty, fined S. and costs; committed
until paid.
State VS. Henry Hobson, coIored-re.
failing; fined SIS and costs and committed
until paid.
State VS. Fred Harp, carrying concealed
weapons, case noll pressed.
State VS. Green Johnson, oolored-car-
rying concealed weapons, plea of guilty,
SIS and costs, committed until paid.
State VS. Fred Harp, colored- assault
and battery, plea of guilty, $Io and costs,
committed until paid.
Benz. w. Scott VS. G. & S. |. railroad
damages, dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
H. L. Roberts VS. @. & S. |. railroad
tresspasSing, dismissed at PLAINTIFFS cost.
S. P. Howell, trustee, VS. J. H. Loflin-
appeal, dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
j. & B. Hart VS. P. H. Jones-judgment
by default for $I.I5o.36 with 10 per cent
interest.
j. & B. Hart VS. John B. Cox-iudg-
ment by default for $I232.36 with 10 per
cent per annum.
G. w. Alliston VS. @. & S. |. R. r.
dismissed at defendants cost.
State VS. Snow Bennett-put on file.
SECOND DAY.
State VS. Jerry Polk-put on file.
Virginia, Carolina Chemical Co. VS. w.
w. Weathersby-judgment $4,000.
State VS. Emmett Bradley-put on file.
State VS. E. H. Johnson-appeal; plead
guilty, fined $2 and costs and committed
until paid.
State vs. F. j. Howell-contnued.
State vs. Lionel Johnson--jury and
verdict of guilty; years.
Special bailiffS sworn in:
Shaw Enochs, B. w. Webb, G. E.
Martin, T. H. Howard, A. L. Martin, w.
E. Myers, w. E. Loflin, j.. T. Ellis, C.
+. Russell, Willie Buchanan, Alfred Ellis,
I. E. TherrelI, Chas. Cox, T. T. Cot
trell,
JURYNO. 1.
w. B. Long, jr., j. w. Erby, D. j..
Pickett, H. j. Holmes, j. R. Mckay,
Fayette Myers, w. M. Slade, G. L. Mar
| tin, Miner Hobson, T. ~. Ratliff, John
May, jr., c. w. Duncan.
JURY NO. 2.
9. G. Pierce, c. v. Buchanan, w. C.
p Dean, R. ". Harp, W:P: Darnall, J. A.
Speer. q. w. Pollock. S. B. Stubblefield.
A. B. Stubblefeld, T. H. Williams, j. |.
Covington, H. L. Myers.
GRAND JURY.
w. A. Mcdonald, w. E. Loflin, J. L.
Long, @. w. White, L. O. Gayden, w.
B. Collier, J. w. Harrell, w. F. Willie,
The Brandon news., 1905-05-25

whats in name?' The word
"bitters'' does not always indicate
something harsh and disagreeable.
PRICKLY ASH BITTERS is proof Of
this. It clenses strengthens and reg
ulates the system thoroughly, yet it is
SO pleasant the most delicate stomach
will not object to it. A. G.. Thorn
ton, Special Agent.
The Brandon news., 1905-05-25
Local and Personal
Mention.


A heavy rain fell here Monday
night,
E. r. Hendon is serving as deputy
circuit clerk.
The Baptist revival will begin next
Wednesday night.
r. v. Shields spent Sunday with
} his Branoon frien DIS.
Votes in the piano contest can be
had at 10 cents each.
MIS-. s. II. Stapleton has been
quite sick for the past week.
Miss Eunice Washburn spent last
Thursday and Friday in Jackson.
Miss Bessie White, of Fannin, Wis.
tied Mrs. r. F. Brown last week.
!. Lucian Singletary, of Star. gave
i The News pleasant call Monday.
W. F. Wiley, of Pisgah, was
!, among those called at this office Mon.
day.
We are pleased to see our friend H {.
A. Busick out again after few days
illness.
j. M. Evans, Esq. of Pelahatchie,
was among the prominent visitors
here Monday.
Philip Diolake the merchant prince
of Star, was among the court attend
ants Monday.
Mrs. O. r. Stingily, of Peiahat.
chic, visited Brandon friends and
relatives this week.
J. S. Hullburt, representing the
New Home Sewing Machine Co.. Is
spending the week here.
". D. Heslep and Geo. Robinson,
Esq, Of Pelahatchie, were present
at the opening of court Monday.
Votes in the piano contest can be
had at ten cents each, by applying to
Miss e, e. Washburn,
Miss Rochester Edwards, of Kosci-
usko, was here this week, in the in.
terest of the Knights and Ladies of
Honor.
Save your newspaper coupons; they
are worth 10 cents each and count the
same as bought tickets and cost you
nothing.
q. W, Alliston. Esq, of Mon
terey, and B. A. Clark, Esq, OF
Cato, were among our prominent
visitors.
There will be preaching at Hebron
church Sunday afternoon, May 2Sth,
after Sunday school by Rev. J. M.
Sedgwick.
Tyrian Masonic lodga will oele-
bgate St. Jehn's day June "a. An
interesting program is being arranged.
Dinner on the ground.
Capt W. G. Steen is here this week
attending court. His many friends
are glad to meet him again, and to
know that he is enjoying good health.
w. %. Ragland went to Vicksburg
Sunday to be present at the marriage
of Miss Annie Bertram Lee, of vicks-
burg, and Charlie Richmond. of
Atlanta.
Hon. A. G.. Norrell is among the
prominent attorneys attending court
here this week. The Judge is very
popular here, and is always heartily
welcomed.
]. Fl. South and W. W. Weathers-
by, two of Florence's most prominent
citizens, are in town today, having
been summoned to appear before the
grand jury.
For the future, DR.. Harry Watson
will carry full assortment Of sewing
machine needleg. You can get any
kind. 80 don't forget where to call
when in need Of same.
The Brandon news., 1905-05-25

Impurities in the blood produced by
digestive disorders must be driven out
before hot weather sets, in, otherwise
sickness will appear at time when a
strong vigorous body is most needed
PRlCKLY ASH BITTERS will expel
all impurities and put the system in
perfect order. A. g. Thornton,
Special Agent.
The Brandon news., 1905-05-25
FOR SALE.

One gin outfit complete, also cne
grist mill. For terms and particulars
apply to GEO. ROBINSON, Pela-
hatchie Miss.
The Brandon news., 1905-05-25

Warm spring days produce feeling
Of drowsiness if the body is loaded
with the imprit1es OF Winter diet.
Clense the blood, liver and hewels,
with PRICKLY ASH RITTERS. It
creates energy and oheerfulness. A.
G.. Thornton, Special Agent.
The Brandon news., 1905-05-25

J; R: Mckay, R. K. Massey, John Upton.
W. O.. Thompson, w. F. Quinn, J. j.
Miteoell, J. W. Erly, Miner Ho5son, J.
B. Williams, Jessy Ellis, w. j. Crotell,
W. E. Murray, E. B. Story, Albert Pat
rick, H. G. Jones. @. w. White, FORE
man; H. L. McCaskill, bailiff.
The Brandon news., 1905-05-25

will be at my Office on Wednes-
day and Saturday Of each week.
S. r. Myers.
The Brandon news., 1905-05-25
THE PIANO CONTEST.

The committee in charge of The
News popular piano contest counted
the votes yesterday evening at
O'Clock. The result stood as follows:
The Brandon news., 1905-05-25

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