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No animal product, such as hog ]
- {action to compare with Cottolene. It
iat, and its purity is unquestioned. It
v Irying because, being richer, one-thirc
Cottolene is made from cottonsee
cotton. From Cottonfield to Kitchen ^
Cottolene is made.
? Pies, doughnuts and cakes cooke
most determined dyspeptic, for Cottolene r
There is no substitute for Cottolem
ing as good as Gottolene. It is pure, cl
and absolutely the purest and most he
medium.
COTTOLENE is Guarante
not pleased, after having given Cottolene a fair
Never Sold in Bulk ?l"?le?xec\\
from catching dust and absorbing disagreeable ode
Made only by THE N. K. FA
Death of Little William Harbin. II nl/nv
On last Friday evening about half-past II | f 1/ I
seven o'clock, the death angel entered the 111 U J
home of Mr. and Mrs. Escue Harbin and PI I [1
took from them their only son, little Wil- III 111 I
Iiam, aged seventeen months. The little 11V11V
one wag taken after a week's illness of
pneumonia.
"William was a beautiful, loving little boy,
"None knew him but to love nim." The
The home is so sad and lonely now, and JL)(JOJL\i
:long for the touch of a vanished hand, and
the sound of a voice that is still. c< \ citjt
We pray that God will comfort the sad
home, and that they will strive to meet __ __
their little one in heaven. TIT, T]V I
The little body was laid to rest on last
Saturday afternoon in the Hodges cemetery.
We feel that little William is Iu fact
b Safe in the arms of Jesus, plans ai
Eg Safe on His gentle breast; nkna ?,
SB There by His love o'ershaded, P
Sweetly his soul shall rest. will ma
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\ wm\ busiiies
Cold Weather. theEui
?Monday was unusually cold. It was
partly cloudy during the day and frozen
rain fell here. Monday night the cold was
most severe. Earlv gardeners were distressed
to see their efforts wither under
| such an atmosphere. m
WATCH FOR THE COMET. HvH
Th? RflH Hrflortn nf tho obo WatnH V* o
ohlldren for spring oougbs and colds. Care- ?.
fal mothers keep Foley's Horiey aDd Tar. It
is the beat and safest prevention and cure for mm
I croup where the need is urgent and immedl- Money
ate relief a necessity. Contains no opiates or _ ?
harmful drugs. Refuses substitutes. C. A. COUIlly ]
M'"?r<"tCo- ville Inst
A fall line of Mints at the new hardware J,
company. The Dargaa-Klng Co,
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Substitute for Anythin
lard, ever has afforded, or ever can afford
is far superior to lard because it contains i
is mnrp ernnomiral than hutter for shorten!
i less is required.
d oil, a fluid extracted from the seed of
- human hands never touch the oil from
:d with Cottolene can be fearlessly enjoyed
nakes food digestible as well as palatable.
r, because there is no shorten- =5^
ean, neutral in taste and flavor,
faithful frying and shortening ff
,p-| rour grocer is nereoy aumorizea to m
refund your money in case you are ||
packed in pails with an air-tight top to
an, fresh and wholesome, and prevent it
>rs, such as fish, oil, etc.
.IRBANK COMPANY ^jlgg!
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DE.4LKKS IN
S, FLOORING, LATHI
CEILING, LIME,
>S, SHINGLES, CEMEJ
anyihii g that is needed to build a house. Let us make
ad figure wilh you ou your work. If we do your work
ill not cost you anything, and if we don't get your woi
ke the other man do it cheaper.
prices on material before buying elsewhere. We want
s and are making prices to get it. You will find us just t
rtilz ? Hnfcl o fun? otono frnm iho umioro
Drop in and see our stock?write or plione us.
PHONE 283 ABBEVILLE, S. C.
er Building & Repair Co.,
to loan on city on Nails and barbed w
real estate. Abbe- tlie new hardware sto
urance and Trust Co. bargain.
E. McDavid, Mgr. The Dargan-Kin
a TfeTTr
week a fresh shipment <
'yson & Jo:
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PRICE $50.00
Democratic Club Meeting. LOWNDES
I In pursuance of the call of tho Chair
man of the County Democratic Executive I ? . . 1U
W ' | Committee for Abbeville County, a meeting Happenings Of 3 H6t
()* Club No. 2 of the City of Abbeville was Cauan llillafi l^:i
| held in the Court House on Saturday the oevCn-nilleQ Uli
1! 23rd instant, the purpose being to elect of- Lowndesvil
| fleers for the ensuing two years, and the Yesterday was a wee
election of delegates to the* County Con- time in the history of <
gvention which meets in this city oh Mon-! was a legal delivery of
day the 2nd day of May. | the Savannah Valley R
The following are tile names of the ofli-1 can determine the rei
cers elected by the Club: President, J. R. parture.
Bluke; Vice President, Major F. W. R. Mr. W. T. Cunninghf
a SatlS- Nance; Secretary, -T. Howard Moore;' a visitor to our town o
i Treasurer, J. F. Bradley; Member of Ex-1 Messrs. George C. C
10 nog ecutive Committee, F. B. Gary. ; Allieter of Latimer we
n p- and There are nearly two hundred names en- on Tuesday,
o rolled as members of the Club, entitling Mrs. Jas. T. Baskin
the same to eight delegates to the County Wednesday on the 5 p.
Convention. The following were elected few days with relati'
as such delegates, viz: R. E. Cox, R. E. place.
purest Hill. J. S. Stark, C. D. Brown, Major F. W. Miss Mary Baskin,
U* L R- Xiipce, M. E. HoUingsworth. J. Moore of a flourishing schot
WniCn Mars and W. R. Bradley. for several months, car
At the meeting of the County Conven- a few days ago, her
tion on May 2nd, delegates to the State time being having endi
Convention will bo elected. Mr. J. H. Grogan of
i , Any delegate to the County Convention Wednesday and moi
Dy tne Who may be unable to attend, has author- home some househok
itv to designate some one as his alternate ; ture that he left here a
it is hoped that this will be done, as it is this place sometime a^
desired that a full delegation be present, On Tuesday last, fr
nc n ninttilv/if MncillAMhU imn?i-tn.i,ia +, > f>Yt.finslv? )lll(l tolflrahl
. tiie party will likely oorao up for consider- these parts; not enoi
ation at iliat meeting'. swer all purposes, as d
^ . I , but as it was cloudy s
^ "" two afterward, it did m
^Vi Special Census flgerl. ???d s?uSy'ni|ht! \
SgSw)n Mr. "Wni. H. Frierson, special agent of the which is hard to estirn
%%sjssSli,\ Census Bureau, will visit Abbeville next | for days to come. T
Jj-ajj week for the purpose of collecting the sta-! ago it was generally
tistics of manufactures of all kinds in the! small grain crops we
aiiljlllHH city and vicinity. but the dry weather di
tMB Printed forms have been mailed out to tie. This last rain,
jfca\if the various establishments in advance in gave to us yesterday tl
B5W order that secretaries and book-keepers day that we have had f
ay/a may familiarize themselves with the en- Mr. T. C. Liddell a f
quiries and furnish the data desired by the and received a motor
Department without delay to themselves proposed to serve th<
or the special agent. It is desired to have No. 1, from this place;
IcjmM as full, complete and accurate a census as few times, and had t
the facts will warrant, and the real value hang" of his machine
to the community and the section will be places on his route ec
appreciated only after the aggregates are safer served in the
published in the Census reports. Mr. Fri- way, i. e., horse and bu
ersoii nus a goou long usi at Auuevnie. magistrate o. vj. nu
] The Act ol' Congress providing for the ness trip to Anderson c
Thirteenth Census has thrown every safe- It is not known to th
guard around the privacy of all individual our people are losing
and corporate business. for the appearance ol
talked-of and written
m /> ?^ comes so seldomly?i
? rr-i ?i i if any, now living, bi
rPpT,T,i'n I P 1 jTHITH away before it visits us
? ci11uic uiuUJJ. are still living>andwl
1 i et of some years ago (i
? My little boy, who is? four years old, j k?'of
bus suffered a lot with croup. Ou sev-; peurC(j }lttV0 considera
erul occasions we thought he was gone. ti,e non-readers and
After trying all the old time reme-; are some of that sort
? dies and most of the new, I came home them to look for dire
one night at midnight, and my wife I cyclones, bad crops?n<
faid. "The boy haf the croup again? and any and everythin
Hiinnosp vou iret a bottle of Hvomei." i credulous imagination
vt ^ wv...
A culate our money so they all will get ( year. As for us, we
some." i nor trying to borrow, s
your I hastened to au all nightdrug store, | patiently awaiting eve
ur brought it home. In live minutes he j a
wa* breathing easier. In fifteen miu k
we utea he was sound asleep. It broke i THE SOUND SLEEP C
the croup so quickly it scared me. | Tbe restorative powei
'your Anyone wishing to cure the croup of bPVu 7mfn?
jelow a chlld 1 boPe W1" t,ive Hy^mei aj SoutnerR, Eau Clare, Wli
trial. lime 1 have bean unab
Wishing you tbe bent of success, i because of pain
... t i t I soreness of my kidney
which vou surely deserve. I remain, very poor rlU my ge
Jos. E. ('lark, 204 Gth St. S. !?., Wash- i murh run down. 1 hav<
ington, D. <J. Oct. 7, 1909. ! Kidney Pllu but a 8bort
vV ' iii i\- i- Round an a rock. ]
Hyomei is a remarkably efJective; meai*, and my general
I remedy in case 01 croup ami 11 snotuu improved, i cau uon.f
be in every home where there is a MniorSVcc
Ing croupy child. Full instructions now |
j B,,w" to cure cruup comes with each outfit. Xew 8t.heU?ie ,
Complete Hyomei outfit including! in Feb 6
?~ inhaler co-ts $1.00 at dru^^i^ts every- j x0.:?:(due 1.15p. m/sou
aA. wbeie and at ('. A. Mil ford & Co. It No. 5o due :?.? p. m. Soi
ire at jg jjuantuteed to cure catarrh, coughs ?'' .I1,1"? f'Hnm'jln
re at a and folds. no.' 52 due 1253 ? ml no
m , m No. as due 2.08 a. 111. No:
tr Pn Hee the Acker Building and Kepalr Com Car of fash, bllmTVnd
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le, April 18th, 1910.
ik ago was the first
;his town when there
a Sunday's mail by _
ailroad. Time alone
suits of this new deim
of Monterey was
Iraves and C. G. Mc- t
re here on business M
went to Mt. Carmel j? I <
m. train to spend a I
ves in and near that
who has had charge
)1 near Chesterfield yygi ^
ne to her home here
school term for the
Elberton came over
?ed to his present
1 and kitchen furnivhen
he went from
om reports, quite an JHMf
y good rain fell in wHSmu-Ui(mfM
igh, however, to anIry
as it had been; Bivtey vWHW^S
ind cool for a day or
men good, ana tnen
setter rain Saturday
the good effects of
ate and will be seen
imaged tjSeaaa no Jit-' ^
or several weeksi
ew days ago bought
cycle, on which he
3 patrons on Route m1 .
but after using it a Thfl TlflAnf
>egun to "get the l]]n UI Ufl.L
, he sold it, as some
)uld be better and
good old fashioned
c:gy.
ckabee made a busi- Lon't lake
m Tuesday.
e writer that any of matters W0rS6.
any sleep watching n
f the great, much- Mllford for CODS'
-about visitant. As , . T .
every 7G years?few, 0168 it acts 111
it will have passed r , ,
> again. Some who r6IUD(16Ui
10 saw the last cornnot
Halley's)?they,
oday of some of the _ _, , ,
;ar in which it ap- JJr. XtlCliarCu
bly excited them? .. , ? ^
non-thinkers (there tlllUOUSJy IOr 20 ;
)?and have induced ',
calamities, such as will give sucn gc
othing to be made? 2 x n a n/r-u
g else that a fertile, and at (j> A< Mill
i can father. All of
ame the year of the
xi wuu lu ..uiiio uuo (jhiquola Drug <;o.
are not borrowing, T)^ fi, . BT
iny trouble, and are VearT&'r? ' J u.,*
nts. Troupe. quiry, I cheerfully
used R. L. 1.id ni
? years with very b
IF GOOD HEALTH. hav? P^S0Iially "8l
r of sound sleep cud ? efleets sud hi
id QDy aliment tbnt rited. r or ChrODIC
co to health. J. L. gealiou and torpid J
nays:?"1"or a long * t.ptfpr rpmpriv
lie to sleep soundly a oeuer remedy.
s across my bncfc and
s. My appetite was Judire
neral condition was
3 been taklDg Foley's
time and now sleep
[ eat and enjoy my MAW
condition Is greatly iILn.il
itly recommend Foqow
they bave cured v w
hrr. tUlU
or S(>HbOiird.
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ill.bound dlelit train _- r? i 1
rthbouud vemtbuie KnT Si) I A HV
ribbouDd local. x UA uwl? MJ
rtbbound night train
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Liver Medicine and General Tonic.
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Pills and Violent Purgatives. They only make bad
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mey uuil't uurui uuy a uumc ui jl?. jj. h uum vi xn
tipation, Biliousness, Indigestion and all Liver Trouperfect
harmony with nature. Guaranteed or money
ion, of Anderson, S. 0., has been prescribing conyears
and sajs he does not know of any remedy that
)od results as this remedy. See testimonials below
ord's Drug Store,
, Anderson, S. C.: I have been using "Richardson's
espon.se to your in- jjjver Tonic" m my home for some
y8familvfor Lve^al P??t aDd find 11 an excellent
eneficia'l results. I preparation. It has served as a subtri
it rHc^ntiv for its stitute for calouiel. eivine the desired
ive been much bene- effect without the usual nausea follow!
conptipation, iudi- jog a dose of calomel, and leaving the
liver, I do not know liver in normal activity. 1 recommend
it without hesitation.
Geo. E. Prince, A. J. Cauthen,
of Tenth Circuit. Presiding Elder Anderson District.
0FACTDRED AND GUARANTEED B?
UOLA DRUG CO.,
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?e, 50c and $1 per Bottle.