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LOWNDESVILLE I*rof. J. B. Kay, who Was Principal of this High School last year attended the teachers' meeting in Columbia last week. Mrs. Theron Allen, of Auderson, spent several days last week with her father, Mr. E. W. Harper and family. Prof. N. E. Fender, of Bamberg, who has been elected Principal of the High School in this place for next scholastic year, came up the latter part of last week and brought his household and kitchen furniture with him and stored it in the Fennel building till he will need it when he comes up later to stay. Monday's mixed mail and passenger train, due here at 10:30 a. m., because of a broken-down worn-out engine, did not reach this place till about 2:3Q p. m. The old Joe Kennedy house, about two miles out, was burned Monday night about midnight Some darkies were living in it, and can give no reason for it, They it is said, lost what they had. Many tbereare, perhaps, who well remember this time honored home. It was one of the oldest In this section. Years ago it was occupied by Mr. Joe Kennedy, a'nd his wife, kno.fn and called by everybody "Aunt Beck." They were honored and respected by all. The latch-strings to their doors were al ways on the outside. They delighted In giving a cordial welcome to all comers. The writer never will forget the many very pleasant moments that he in the years gone by spent in this pleasant home, and he can but regret the no doubt care less and uncalled-for fate with which the house was overtaken. Mr. D. L. Barnes, the special friend of the writer, brought to us a few days ago a basket full of the finest peaches (his own raising) that we have seen for several years, and they were of the best kind. This remembrance will not soon be forgot ten. A very beneficial rain came to us Wednes day night about midnight and another and better one was added to it the next day about 2 p. m. The last was a downpour in places. Yesterday laud was too wet to plow in many places. Bev. R. W. Barber came up from Colum bia, where he had spent some time with his son-in-law, Mr. J). N. Bourne. He will be here with his son-in-law Mr. E.J. fluck abe? and family for some time. Mr. Bell and family moved to Dr. J. D. Wilson's late home here on Monday?a late purchase of Mr. Bell's. Hon. J. Moore Mars, candidate for re election to the State Senate, was here Thursday, shaking hands with many friends whom he met and who were glad siiV. to see Mm. Mr.; and Mrs. J. B. Huekabee went over to Qatttiey Friday. Mr. Huekabee is en gaged at the power plant at Gregg Shoals and gets a ten days leave of absence which he will utilize In taking his wife to visit her home people. .Last Sunday, Children's Day was be comingly observed in Smyrna church. Sunday School and preaching were both omitted and both hours given up to the matter in hand. At the proper time the pastor Rev. J. C. Chandler, master of cer emonies, at his post, called ^upon Rev. J. W. Bishop, the Baptist minister who was present, to lead In prayer, which he d|d In a feeling, appropriate way. Then began the unfolding of the admirable program that had been arranged. "Young Amer ica" was brotght to the Grout In all of its glory, and In carrying out the different parts [assigned tboo, Qlearly showed their aptness for what tfaay -were called upon to do, as well as the ability and fitness of those having them in training. At the dose, a Children's Day fund of 18.86 was raised, which will greatly aid in carrying out the objects for which it is intended. A day well and happily spent by all. Troupe. P Numbers of your friends are paying for their homes in the Building and Loan Asso ciation of Abbeville. The plan is easy. Sec J. S. Horse, Sec. and Treas. ? Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury Your Stomach Bad? JUST TRY ONE DOSE of Mayr'a Wonderful Stomach Remedy aid Be Convinced That Yon Can Be Restored to Health [as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell aod completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions [from reputable physicians, as^the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and Is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu ine. It Is taken internally and made tn iToledo, Ohio, by P. J. Cheney & Co. Tee tlxnorlals free. ' Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle. Taks Ball's Family Pills for eoastipatlon. r Yon are not asked to take Mayr'e Wonder fill Stomach Remedy for weeks and months before you receive any benefit?one dose la usu ally required to Convince the most skeptical sufferer of Stomach Ailments that this great remedy should restore anyone so afflicted to pod health. Mayr'a Wonderful. Stomach lUmedy has been taken by many thousands of people throughout the land. It has brought health and happiness to sufferers who had des paired ot ever being restored and who now pro claim It m Wonderful Remedy and are urging others who may be suffering with Stomach, Liver and Intestfcial Ailments to try k. Mind you. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach lUfpedy is so different than most medicines that are put on the market for the various stomach ailments ?it is really far a class by itself, and one doae will do more to convince the most skeptical sufferer than tons of other medicines. Results from one doae wQl amaze and the benefits are entirely natural, as it acts on the source sityl foundation of these ailments, removing the poisonous catarrh and bile accretions, sai allay big the underlying chronic inflammation fa* .the alimentary and intestinal tract, rendering lue same antiseptic. Just try one dose of Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy-rput It to '(est today?you will be overjoyed with your Quick recovery and will highly praise It as thousands of others are constantly doing. Send for booklet oo Stomach Ailments to Geo. H. Mayr, MIm, ?_? mfM a f * ?*M U! Pi OL1 Til Chemist, ltt-156 Wfcitia* SU Chicago, 111. * | i ; vplPPfP IpF. iP ' ' " ' f & '^, SUPERVISOR'S QUARTERLY REPORT. The Following Claims Were Aud ited and Paid by the Board of County Commissioners for Ab berille County for the Quarter Ending March 31st, 1914. C J Bruce Miss Auna Davis... 19 40 3 50 Abbe W <fc E Plant 14 81 S T Carter, State Treas. 35 00 Win N Graydon 15 00 W F Perrin 1 191 11 R A Richey 11 47 ^Alorrah & Wardlaw 140 00 ME Hollingsworth 8 50 J A Alewine 15 70 J Gam Basltin 150 00 Desbazo Brothers 102 00 R E Cox 10000 00 " " 700 00 " " 621 02 " " 10 90 J N Bowen 388 18 J A Alewine 17 10 W F Calvert 2 00 B F Swetenburg, agt 142 36 C J Bruce 10 00 National Bank, acct Ad ams G <fc Prov Co 759 34 ,J T Stevenson 22 43 NatlonalOfflce Supply Co 38 85 J M Jjawson, Supt Ed... 3 00 W A Stevenson *.. 12 10 JCDansby.; 3172 Tom Finley 20 oo George Lee 100 v J A Alewine 32 70 BG Carroll 37 50 B F Swetenburg-,'agt 13 54 J CCox :... 2 00 James Chalmers 2 00 Tbeo MCBride 1 60 It ifi Cox auu w J F Bradley ?-oo C J Bruce 17 J D Miller, agt " / 107 90 13 20 RSondley 58 34 i> E NeweJl, Jr 55 00 Harrison Brown .... J A Schroeder ....f..... 6 00 75 00 J B Schroeder 40 00 Frank Doaoe 40 00 J G Dawson 35 00 Dave Davis 80 Early Nance 80 Webb DuBose 20.00 J F Bradley 58 34 C J Lyon 35 10 Jule Sutherland 1-40 Wm Busbee 33 U M L Douglass 33 34* ThosFinley 15 00 H C Fennai 4 00 Andy Brown 12 48 H H Green 6 00 Jno Brown 39 15 Abbe W & E Plant 28 07 Gnll <fc Atlantic Ins (Jo.. 84 50 Jno McKee 1 00 Parker <fc Beese 38 30 J C Hill. M D 1? 00 ?> Poliakoff 4 70 L W Keller <fc,Bro 8 10 Cash Bargain Store...* i W JRNlckles .... ... ?(?!> Tbe Dargan-King Co ... 6 09 G A Neuffer, M i) ? 00 The Good Bo ads M Co.. 18 off Harris JfcCalvert 13 50 E E Thodason ? 10 2? J R Glenn 12 ? L W White Co 382 40 J E Pressly, M 1> ? 00 H J Power 1 00 WAErwin 43 00 Standard Feed Mills.... 57 80 W P Williamson 5 25 B E GIbert 22 84 J W Young 22 00 G W Calvert M 12 Burroughs Add M Co... 2 00 *A i Calvert 2 00. Zion Office Supply Co... 1 00 Hill Johnson 7 50 W H Hardin 11 ? JEMundy 2 00 W W Edwards 5 00 H K Burdette 5 00 EP Gray 5 00 R A Clem , 5 0Q. J H Gray. 5 00 T C Beaudrot . 3 90 J E Blake '" 5 60 EGNewby (deceased) Returned JPSharpton 5 00 SBMcGurrv f 00 M H Winn 5 0Q M W Barnes 5 00. Edward Mitchell5 00 PA Covin \ 5 00 W F Langley 1" Bewley-Darst Coal Co .. 53 90 WM Crawford , 27 85 R H Taggart 8 25 The Shunk Plow Co 137 50 Frederick Dialnfecfc'g Co 120 00' H R Crawford 2 50. M G Dennard 17 06 James Wina 3 50 Claude Sutherland- 3 50 J C Coleman \ -v 3 50 Drayton Nance 3 00 o t o w O U X iOUt?l ? W A M Erwln 21 75 J F Miller, J of P 20 00 DCWrenn 1185 J B & J H Hutchinson.. 7 26 M ? Hollingsworth .... 8 50 United Duck Co 4 60 J L Wardiaw .i 25 00 J A Alewlne 30 05 C J Lyon 39 45 L O Beauford .. 35 00 W A Stevenson 11 55 B E Cox 25000 00 " " 1500 00 B C Bobinson 2 50 W E Leslie 18 40 W A Stevenson 31 17 "W T Magill 107 50 Bobt Davie 8 00 w ** - tin ffK x> r oweuuiuury, u^i> ... ia i? C J Lyon i 1100 James White : 2 00 T N Tolbert 29 52 RSLiok 90 80 Dixie Portland Cem't Co 642 15 Deshazo Brothers 3 40 McClinton Brothers 165 70 100 Postmaster 5-00 RE Cox 88 75' R P Martin 1 80 J D Miller, agt 191 B F Swetenburg, agt ... 105 14 Eureka Hotel 7 50 W A Stevenson 160 59 Peoples Saving Bank ... 11800 00 B F Swetenburg, agt... 1 62 J A Schroeder 75 00 J B Schroeder 40 00 * Frank Doane , 40 00 Jas G Dawson 35 00 C J Bruce * 104 16 Wm Busby 33 38 C J Lyon % 27 90 JLWardlaw .:. 98 75 DE Newell, Jr 55 00 WHaddon 48 10 Jonee Fruit and Prod Co 2 75 P K Black, MD 10 00 J F Miller, J of P. ... .. 40 0T Webb DuBose 20 00 The McMurray Drug Co I 80. J P Sharpton \. fr ?) Edward Mitchell V 5:00 P A Covin 5 00 H K. Burdette 5 00 M H Winn 5 00 M W Barnes 5 00 8 B McCurry 3 00 R A Clem . 5 00 T T? DI.Ua & ftfl O Hi Dlttnu SJ W J HGray .-... 5 00 E P Gray 5 00 W W Edwards 5 00 M L Douglass 83 33 L O Beauford 35 00 Abb?Telephone Co ..... 13 50 Elbert Beck 10 00 J JLJBaker 19 35 N G Brown ?fc Son 1 50 S X Carter 333 50 W A Calvert 3 00 J C Cox 3 25 J B Dawson f. 8 50 jWgtei'ortland Cem't Co 170 94 Jke Xtorgan-King Co . 24 62 -BMlWler 5 00 '3SStill 59 91 ? Thos Finley 35 00 BEGlbert 29 59 J B Glenn 5 00 J G Huckabee 4 00 L T Hik 10 00 The Indian Eeflniog Co. 6 30 C J Lyon . 250 00 C A Miilord k Co 0 40 WJMllford 4003 JM McCain .ji..!1:-. 2 00 National Supply Co....: 48 00 S C Eenitentiary 67 00 J E Pressiy, M D 10 00 W C Shaw 12 60 Walker, Evans & Cogs well Co 20 19 The L W White Co 276 70 JB L Wimras 13 75 Richard Sondley 58 33 J F Bradlev 58 33 Abbe W <fc E Plant 16 16 W V Brownlee l 00 Penitentiary 12 00 Henry Bowen 3 50 Edwin Parker 6 00 David Gilliam 10 92 M E Hollingsworth 33 33 DH Hill, act 95 00 H StevenS Sons Co 96 58 Haddon-Wiison Co 6 00 Adams Grain & Prov Co 172 09 C J Bruce . 1 30 Tom Baskin 15 07 J A Gilliam 9 59 J F Bradley 578 80 , J C Cox 11 00 W E Gordon 2 16 RFVormillion and const , 37 50 Eureka Hotel 7 00 C J Lyon 300 00 Frank Doane : uu Mrs Jas Banks 7 00 W A Stevenson 350 00 C J Bruce 104 16 JBSohroeder 40 00 J A Schroeder 75 00 Jas G Dawson 35 00 ThosFlnley 85 00 W A Gallagher 37 50 Wister Haddon 35 00 Postmaster 5 55 L A Barney 17 20 J L Kennedy 27 00 JELomax..r 23 20 H W Lawson 30 80 8 A Allen : 29 00 H J Power 18 00 J E Lomax 21 20 E W Harper 34 00 GNNickles 36 40 W B Dunn 29 00 J A Young 23 00 T J Britt.: 23 60 P A Cheatham 24 00 W. A. STEVENSON, Bounty Supervisor. Does Backaefce Worry You Some Abbeville People Have Learned How to Get Belief. How many people puffer from aD iching back ? How few kc^ow thecaupe? If it hurts to stoop or lift? Ifyou suffer sodden, darting pains? If you are weak, lame, tired, Suspect you if. kidneys. , Watch for nature's signal. The first sign may be headache or lizzinese. k!/uhl? l-in I n /ill nr tnA frcn tionl kTViOUVJ ) pWUlUJI| ww lri nation, Nervousness or a constant, dead Ired feeling, [i ' 1 Avert the serious kidney diseases, Treat the weakened kidueys with Doan'a KidneyXPills, A remedy especially for sickkidneyp Endorsed, ip Abbeville by your 'Mends and neighbors. Mrs. C. A- Smith, Fort Plcken?, Abbeville, 8.- C.f aays : "Doan's Kidney PMn are certainly a fine kidney medicine and are safe and reliable. My kidneys were in'bad sh?pe and I bad dizzy and nervous spells. My heaci and back ached and I could hardly drag myself around. I got Doan's Kidney Pills from P. B. Speed's Drug Store and they re stored me to good health." Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't sim >lv ask for a kidney remedy?get )oan'8 Kidney Pills?the same that Irs. Smith had. Foster-Milburu Co., 'rops.J Buffalo, N. Y. Hnn Vonr ctilld Worm* f Most children do. A Coated, Fnrred 'ongue; Strong Breath ; Stomach 'ain*; Circles under Eyes ; Pale, Hal >w Complexipn ; Nervous, Fretful: Jrinding of Teeth ; Tossing in Sleep; 'eculisr Dreams?any one of these in icate ChiM has Worms. Get a box Cickapoo Worm Killer at once. It ills the Worms?the cause of your hild's condition. Is Laxative and ids Nature to expel the Worms. Sup lied iii candy form. Easy forchil iren to take. 25c., at your Druggist. Excursion Fares VIA THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY Premier Carrier pf the South. FROM ABBEVILLE, 8. C. Knoxrille, Tenn. $8.65. Summer School it the 8outh, University ot Tennessee, tickets on sale July 11-18. Final limit flf een days unless extended. Savannah, Ga. SS.Stk' Georgia State Co red Teachers Association, National Asso latlon of Teachers In Colored Schools, rickets on sale July 28-29; flnal limit Au rust5, 1914. Kansas City, Mo. $37.00. Grand Aerie, fraternal Order of Eagles. Tickets on - ? ? a 1 A ii/ftiof 1 K &16 AUgUSL 1 "Z*0, nntu iiiiiii/ UU5uuu *u, 914. Tuskegee, Ala. $18.05. National Order >f Mosaic Templars of America. Tickets in sale July 19-20-, final limit July 27, 1914. Waynesville (Lake Junaluska) N.C. 15.60. Sunday School and Epworth League Con erence. Tickets on sale July 13 to 17; fi lal limit August 7,1914. Educational Con erence.' Tickets on sale August 1 to 4; fi lal limit August 16,1914. Monteagle and Sewanee, Tenn. $11.50. )penlng Assembly. Missionary and Sun lay School Weeks.. Music Festival. Tick its on sale July 6-10-17-24-25, August 3-7-14; In&l limit September 5,1914. Nashville, Tenn. $12.70. Peabody CoL ege Summer School. Tickets on sale Tuly 14, final limit fifteen days unless ex ended. Black Mountain, N. C., Ridgecrest, N. C >5.25. Tickets on sale July 14-15-20-14, Au gust 3-4-10-11-18, final limit sixteen days. Proportionately low fares from other joints. Summer Excursion Fares. The usual summer excursion and week end tickets are on sale to mountain and seashore resorts. For further information address, W. R. TABER, T. P. A., Greenville, S. C. W. E. McGEE, A. G. P. A., Columbia, 8. G. For fine cigars, cigarettes and chewing tobacco, go to Speteo's Drug Stone. : " .0- ;; / Whether It's a nipple or a fountain sy? tinge or hbt-w&ter bottle, you wailt the best. The beet casts you no more at Mil* ford's Drug Store. Notice of Election. "Whereas, a petition has been presented to the County Board of Education of Ab beville County asking that an election be held in Eureka School District No. 43, to vote a 4 mill tax for school purposes. It is therefore ordered, tnat an election be held at Eureka school house between the usual voting hours, on Tuesday, July . 21,1914, for the purpose of voting a four , mill tax on Eureka School District No. 43. for school purposes. The Trustees will J act as managers of election. 2 Those In favor of voting a 4 mill tax will < vote a ballot <m which is written or print- | ed the word "Yes." Those opposed to a 4 j \mill tax will vote a ballot on which is writ ten or printed the word "No." T. H. Medlock, J. M. Basor, ' J. C. Cork, Trustees. A i*. rri After II i if you will apply acre of our 9=6 01 our 4=7=2 to your help it wonderful You want t< \ > cotton you can tl want to hurry it 1 mature and open 9 / / . % It Pays to Sic ' J?;. * ' Anderson PI Oil ANDERSC That On Almost Everything for the Farm, Home and Shop Here is Freigl save 3 Now you can tell ti cost laid down at yc Order House gives yo Mail Order House Pays ' We Pay On all shipments of 100 pounds or mo ing on safes, vehicles and farm implera New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia Delaware, New Jersey,/Maiiie, New Han Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode i We deliver free in these States all Fum ture, Crockery, Stoves, Fencing, Roofing, Wall Paper, Paint, Cream Separators,/ Harness, Gasoline Engines, Dry Goods, -*= Clothing, Shoes, Millinery, etc., etc. If you live anywhere outside the States Apparel, Shoes and Jewelry and a liberal partof the freight charges on everjrthing else excepting vehicles and farm ments. So no matter where you live can enjoy this new Freight Paid advan* j l tage in part, if not all. *4 k Write for This 17D1717 Big CATALOG rlxILIIi ^ No matter how many other mail order cat l alogs you have be sure to send for this A one. It is the only big Mail Order book % OLli S| (SO ^ that quotes freight paid prices. When you get it, compare our free delivery price* with others. Yon will be surprised si the money yon csn ssre. Send foe the Pre Freight Paid Book today. A postsl brings i SI 1500 Stores Bmldinf, 115 L (Prickly Asl Prompt Its beneficial ef fects are usually ftlt very quickly P. Mates rich, red, pur< system?clears the brain ? stre A positive specific for Bloo Drives out Rheumatism and i is a wonderful tonic and body-1 , V. LIPPMAN CO. Druj 4S?L? SEABOARD SCHEDULES. Northbound. No. 30 12:58 p. m. No. 6 5:05 p.m. No. 18 10:00 p.m. No. 12 2:02 p. m. Southbound. No. 29 f... 4:00 p. m. No. 5 1:43 p.m. No. 17 5:00 a. m. No. 11 v 3:04 a. m. You're B lion* ?nd Costive! Sick Headache, Bad Breath, Hour stomach, Furred Tongue and Indigo Lion, Mean Liver and BowpIh clogged. Clean up tonight. Qet a 25c. bottle of Dr. King's New Life Pilln today and jrupty the stomach and bowels of fer menting, gaspy foods and waste.> A full bowel movement gives a satisfied, thankful feeling?makes you feel fine. Effective, yet milo. Don't gripe. 25c it your Druggist. Bncklen's Arnica Salve for Burns. lis Rain / ' 200 lbs to the r our 4=io=2 or # tuuuu 11 Will ly. ) make all the lis year and you up so that it will \ V early. le-Dress Corn. ' r ' ' - , i ??? iosphate & Go. )N, S. C. / i good news for Mail Order buyers 1 No it to Pay. Think of the money that will roul Nothing to pay when goods arrive. d a cent just what anything you buy will >ur own R. R. Station, No other Mail u this great advantage. No other Big rhe Freight the Freight re to any point in the folio win States (except* lents). . We?t Virginia, Maryland, ijMjhi . 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( - Bering Courses leading to the De leading ujSoegree of B. Mus. 2S8. i COLLEGE FOR G WOMEN >uncement, address^-.' Greenville, S. C. i .tij' 1 uli'i t Grow ntee of the fresh 3d that we have ^andreth & Co. :ets and in bulk." :n this spring, it r line. ieed Are Fresh RD & CO.