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All HjjjjjS 6f HIS ewil:
| Mr- Martin Buys a First Class Automobile
Mn James L. Martin, engineer on the
Southern, loves engines so well that ho
j has ordered a first class machine of his
own. He is expecting it every day. The
advantage of this engine is that no tracks
or steel rails, will be necessary. It will
go [on the public highways, carrying a
limited fnumber of passengers with the.
speed of the wind and with the safety of
a life insurance company.
Men about the corners may stand out of
the way of this elegant new machine. It's
n hofint.v and a fiver. but it wouldn't in
tentionally lite on anybody.
Cochran-Glymph
The home of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Cochran
was theseene last Wednesday afternoon,
of a quiet, but beautiful marriage when
their daughter. Miss Eunice became the
bride of Mr. Malcolm Glymph, of Jfomariu
S. C.,
The genuine hospitality which is proverbial
of this home was never more in
evidence than on this occasion. The house
was attractively decorated with ferns, pot
plants etc, color scheme being lavender
and white.
At the appointed hour, three o'clock the
bridal party entered the parlor, keeping
time to Mendelssohn's wedding march
played by Miss Lila McKinnon, of Laurasburg
N. C., First came the maid of honor
Miss Emma Cochran of Anderson, dressed
in white mull, and carrying a lovely
bouquet of wisteria and ferns, tied with
lavender ribbon. Next came the happy
groom with his best man, Mr. Walter
Kichardson of Pomaria followed by the
bride leaning on the arm of her brother
Mr. Harvey Cochran. The brides dress
was of white messaline trimmed in embroidered
applique, and her flowers were
white carnations and asparagus ferns, her
veil being caught in places with a
dainty cluster of white sweet peas. A6
thflv stood under the wedding bell and
vine-draped arch Rev. R. E. Telford the
brides pastor, spoke the words that made
them one, thus uniting' "Two sou]s with a
single thought and two hearts that beast
as one."
Immediately after the ceremony the
V bridal party and invited guests repaired to
"r the dining room where beautifully arranged
tables met their view; the room had
; ' been darkened, and in the soft glow of
many candles together with the lavender
and white decorations, the tables were a
' - Jj vision of beauty. In the midst of these
' lovely surroundings delightful refresh.
ments were served, and each guest given a
? : dainty souvenir of the pleasant occasion.
After many congranulation and good
.f . wishes had been extended, the happy couI
- a. pletfeft for the groom's home in Pomarla.
The brides going-away dress was tan with
; ; hat and gloves to match. Mrs. Glymph is
! the third daugter of Mr. and Mrs. S. H.
L'lRv Cochran and a young woman of many
charms of person and character. Mr.
f ... Glyph is a prominent merchant of Poma
- - ,." ria, and is to be congratulated upon winning
Miss Cochran as his bride. The wedrfinc
ffiftti were both valuable and numer
Vfc ous wliich marks farther evidence of the
i&S ' esteem in which thi6 couple is held.
The out of town guests were Mrs. E. A.
Hentz, sister of the groom, and Messrs W.
L. Graham, WalteT Richardson and W. B.
feffc.vHaiton of Pomarla, Miss Emma Cochran
'% of Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Bowie of Iva, S. C., Miss Liiy McKlnnon
' ' of Laurinburg, N. C.,
!?? > MUST BE ABOVE SUSPICION
Kidney and bladder ailments are bo serious
aplir ' In Ibelr oonsequenoes. and If unchecked bo of
' ten ftital thai any remedy offered for tbelr
rare moat be above suspicion. Foley's Kid(f-jL '
ney Pills oontaln no harmful drugs BDd have
oooeMfally stood a loDg and thorough test.
C. A. Mllford A Co.
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afford to pass up such. a bargain,
you will buy. Its an opportunit;
lrmsiT? Inw .Tnst sfie what vou c<
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5s3 $16.50 Suit for $10.51
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These goods are made by the best
the latest shades in grays, browns an<
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JUST LET US S
TIia Tinman
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I uui lYiun^y
NN YOUR HOME
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> get a start is to put aside a little
ary each month.
J 1 Ann Jnnnmnlinn nf IMmuiIIa
U LUflll ftMUlldllUII U1 xlUUCVIIID
get this start if you will take
res with us.
help you own your home at a
>re than you pay rent per month.
chance. The fourth series will,
ly 20th, and we have only a
er of shares to offer at this time.
?e Us at Once
nd Loan Association!
OF ABBEVILLE. A
tary. Dr. Q. President
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of Clothing. Son
Others bought t1
y to save money a
a,n get for a little;
I $22.50 Suit for $H
). $15 Suit for $9.5(1
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Clothing people i
I blues and guarai
>er Cent. Off
II Low Cut Sho<
HOW YOU?IT W
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Distinguished Guests.
The A. R. Presbyterians of Afobevil
and other friends of Dr. and Mrs. Neil '
Pressly and Miss Rosborough feel thi
they have been quite fortunate to be in tl
line of their stop over while in the !3tat
The hospitality they have received In A
bevills does not compensate,?hut we lioj
that it proves in some degree the appreei
tion of our people for the splendid soi moi
and lectures heard, and abovo all the
prescnco, which was a benediction in o
homes.
On Thursday afternoou tlie "Woman
Missionary Society" was addressed by L
Pressly. A most intcrtaining talk on t
growth of the mission, trials and vicis!
tudes and rare experiences were hear
Mrs. Pressly in a quiet, modest way ga
us a bit of homo life among the Mexicai
showing thoir lidelity when onco cjonvei
ed to the true faith. These truths are f
more impressive when they are told to
face to face. After appropriate Scriptu
reahing and song service, all repaired
the Sabbath-school rooms where light i
freshments wore served by the sociel
and everyone joined in that high priviied,
of tulking with our pioneer missiona
and his wife.
On the Sabbath Dr. Pressly preacln
plain truths to interested audiences, givii
them an idea of the great work that is h
iug carried on in Mexico ana asiting i
their prayerful support.
We were sorry to see our godly friem
go, and though they were drawn t<x vis
our town by family ties, we hope that tt
bond may be mado surer by new-raai
friends. Abbeville will always gladly w?
come Dr. and Mrs. Xiel E. Pressly ?>f Me:
co. C. Klugh
NATURES WARNINi
Abbeville People Must Recognize a
Heed It.
Kiiluey ills come quietly?wyst<
iously.
But nature always warns you
Notice the kidney secretions.
See if the color is unhealthy?
If there are settings and sediment,
Pas-sages frequent, scanty, painful.
It's time then to use uoan's avion
Pills,
To ward oil" Plight's disease or d
betes.
Doan's Lave done great work in tl
locality.
Mrs. I?Iattie A. Dodd, -J9' \V
Market St., Anderson, fcS. C., says
"I would not be without Doan':
Kidney Pills in the house, as ]
found them to he very beneficial
My kidneys were weak and 1 wa:
bothered a great deal by too fre
<juent passages of the kidney secre
lions. Doan's Kidney Pills did
1110 more good than any other rem
edy I bad previously used and
consequently I highly recomment
them."
For f-ale by all dealers. Price
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New York, t-ole ugentd for the Unit
8 Lutes.
Keuieinber the name?Doau'a?ui
take no other.
Several oars dressed Iumber P ind ;two c
bM - gleB, just Ju. Acker Building autl Kep
C< mpany.
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le said they did n<
wo Suits. If you cc
nd get just the Sui
money.
I. $20 Suit for $12.50.
I. $12.50 Suit for $8.51
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.n America and are
ntee every Suit to g
on all Men's
2s at Reduced Pri
ILL BE OUR PLE.
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Schedule for Due IVeot Railway.
. Morning train leaves Dne.Wect at 10:1
Evening train leaved Due West at 4:40. The
? trains meet the moruingand evening tral
on the Southern at Donalds.
Pasnencers can go out Irom Due West <
ie the evening freight train which leaves D
West at two o'clock.
i I 'Every Month'
,s n writes Lola P. Roberts, of
>r. m Vienna, Mo., "I used to be
110 I sick most of the time and
B suffered with backache and
vq g headache. My Mother, who
is. I had been greatly helped by
: 1 the use of Cardui, got me
us 19 two bottles, and I have
ii ^ been well ever since."
CARD i
The Woman's Tonic
"r ISS Cardui is a gentle tonic
B| for young and old women.
<it IS It relieves and prevents
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J; Kg feeds the nerves. It helps
d- jgj the whole system.
H Made from harmless
H roots and herbs, it has no
GH bad after-effects, does not
H interfere with the use of
. ffl any other medicine and can
n(* do you nothing but good.
;rMarshfleld,
Vt., Jan. lfi. 19U6
The lilftrdlne Corporation, Boston. Mass.
Dear St ra Enclosed plca.se And 80 00 P.
Money order lor whleb please send me o
dozen bottleHof Bloodlue by express, prepal
I have taken eight bottlec, and think it b
ey helped me m norterfully.
Respectfully yours, Mrs. C. I). Smith
C. A. Mtlford A Co., special agents.
A bi? bowl of
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Quaker Oats
i is the best dish you
* can serve.
i Delicious and
[ nourishing
Good for all ages
io, and all conditions.
LHi Economical and
strengthening.
art* Packed in regular size packages, and in h*rmeticaliy
sealed tins for hot climates. 58
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this season's goods
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I The Great Liver Medici
Don't Take Pills and Violent
matters worse, They don't cure. .
Milford for Constipation, Biliousnei
bles, It acts in perfect harmony w:
refunded,
Dr. Richardson, of Anderson,
o timiouslv for 25 vears and savs he
ne " " " " k
a, will give such good results as this
and at C, A, Milford's Drug Store.
Chiquola Drug Co., Anderson, S. C.:
Dear Sirs: Tn response loyour inquiry.
I cheerfully state that 1 have
used It. L. T. in my family for several
. years with very beneficial results. I
have personally used it recently for its i
tonic i Itects and have been much benefited.
Fox" chronic constipation, indiv
yeslion and torpid liver, I do not know
a better remedy.
Geo. E. Prince,
Judge of Tenth Circuit.
MANUFACTURED AN
CHICIUOLA
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For Sale by C. A. Milfori
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Purgatives. They only make bad' NB
Buy a bottle of B. L, T. from 0. A.
3s, Indigestion and all Liver T^ouith
nature. Guaranteed or money HH
S. C., lias been prescribing con' HHj
does not know of any remedy that
remedy. See testimonials below H
I have been using "Ilichardao n's HBH
Liver Tonic" m my home for some SB
months past and find it an excellent S^Bj
preparation. It has served as a sub* 9BH
stitute for calomel, giving the desired R9BB
effect without the usual nausea follow- |HjB
ing a dose of calomel, and leaving the juHB
liver in normal activity. I recom- HH
mend it without hesitation. .
A.J. Cauthen, HH|
Presiding Elder Anderson District. HjUl
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DRUG CO.,
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$1 per Bottle. - IMB
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