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OFF TO NEW YORK.
Frank E. Harrison, Jr., left last
week for New York, where he will be
associated with his uncle, Mr. Walter
Tusten, in the jewelry business.
Frank is popular with every one in
Abbeville, and our people wish him
good luck and a good time in the big
city.
SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION.
Miss Esther Graydon has opened
her school of elocution -.end has a
flourishing class. Miss Graydon is
, graduate of Brenau College, and
no doubt wiil be a most competent
instructor. Lessons will be given at
her home in the afternoons.
TO TEACH IN COLUMBIA.
Miss Margaret Klngi lias accepted
a position in the Olympia School at
Columbia, and left last week to begin
her work. Her many friends in
Abbeville wish her a very successful
year.
THE BOOK CLHDB.
The regular meeting of the Book
Club will be held at the ihome of Mrs.
T. Gordon White this morning at
nocf fon oVIorkL A full at
tendance is desired and the ladies
.are requested to bring their work.
ANDERSON'S NEW STORE
TO OPEN HI FEW DAYS
Mr. J. M. Anderson announces that
his new store will be opened for business
possibly Saturday, Sept. 18. If
he finds it impossible to te ready Saturday
the store will be?pen by Wed-?
r.esday, Sept. 22 sure. See his ad
on page two.
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A BUSY DAYThe
opening of school 5s always a
r husy day among the children and
they have many interesting stories to
tell when they get home. We asked
' our son Bill" Monday afternoon
what he did all day at sehoal and he
leplied that he had "talked, read and
(slapped gnats"*?A busy day indeed.
REV. J. F. McKINNON TO
PREACH AT LONG CANE
Rev. J. F. McKinnon will preach at
Upper Long Cane church on Sunday,
Sept. 19th at 11 o'clock, a. m.
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At Abbeville, Sept. 11th, 1915, to
Mr. and Mrs. Horace R. McAllister,
a daughter.
W. E. Johnson spent Sunday at
Donalds with his home people.
Mrs. James F. Bradley and Miss
Margie Bradley went up to Due West
Monday to see their many friends.
Lucian Lomax left yesterday for 1
Wofford College to take up h^ studies
again. 1
Jimmie Gothran left Monday for
Greenville where he will resume his '
studies at Furman University. i
Billy Bradley left yesterday for
Clemson College where he will enter
.he college a? a student.
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Owens Speed will return to Char- 1
leston this fall and will enter the ]
Medical College. 1
Miss Mary Aiken leaves this week (
for Anderson where she will enter the j
Anderson College.
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Miss Floride Perry has returned ,
after a visit to ADDevme.?ijancas- ]
ter News.
Arch McCord came down from <
Greenville and spent Sunday with his j
mother, Mrs. W. L. McCord. i
Mr. Frank Hicklin, of Chester, was
in the city last -week and was the ,
guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Coleman.
Chalmers Hagdon is sick at the
home of his uncle, Mr. R. M. Haddon.
He will not return to Erskine College
until his health improves.
Mrs. Allan H^agen and Miss Annie
Eelle Jordon of near Due West, were
shopping in the city Friday.
Miss Fannie Harris returned to |
Abbeville Tuesday after a pleasant
visit to friends in Greenville.
Miss Mamie Devlin ha^ been in cne
city for the past several days visiting
her friend, Miss Maggie Brooks.
Miss Gladys Thomson, of Pell City,
Ala., is in the city spending sometime
with hv sister, Mrs. J. Foster Barnwell.
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Misses Mary Quarles Link and
Katherine Link have returned from a ]
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visit to Miss Annie Grier in Spartan- 1
burg. s
Misses Susie Stevenson and Margie
Eradley have returned to Due West, *
where they will resume their studies 1
in the Woman's College. Miss Geor- s
gia Wardlaw went along with them, A
and she will ertter Erskine. 1
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Capt. W. L. McMillan has returned I
U? Clemson where he is a senior. He '
is one of the most valuable men on <
Lhe Varsity Foot Ball team and a
good student as well.
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The dates for the Abbeville County i
['air have been definitely settled on s
p.nd the Fair will be held November c
3, 4th and 5th.
J. L. McMillan and J. Allen Long (
have formed a partnership to buy 1
cotton seed. Mr. Long will do the I
buying. He is prepared to pay the ;
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mgnest marKei, jyxice iui accj at an
times. i |
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Miss Mary Smith has suffered a s
complete breakdown and has nad to j
resign her work in the Hartsville [
?igh School. She left Monday for ^
Chester where she goes for treat- j
ment. Miss lone Smith accompanied ,
tier. j
Have you a boy or girl away at i
iollege? If so, end them the Press 1
p.nd Banner and let them get all the
news from home.
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Mrs. George Von Rentz and little l
daughter, Hela, of Macon, Ga., are in '
the city on a visit to Mrs. C. L. Coch- 1
ran. 1
Messrs D. A. Dewey, H. E. Allen
and Carl Wosmansky went to Augusta
Monday for a few days stay. They
made the trip through the country in
Mr. Allen's car.
Messrs John and Victor Lomax,
Henry Wilson and E. H. Longshore
spent Sunday in Anderson with
friends.
Mrs. Copenhaver, ?f Crockett, Va.,
is in the city on a visit to her sister,
Mrs. A. M. Stone. She is accompanied
by her two bright little children.
Vivien, the little girl, will remain in j
Abbeville this winter and will attend
the Graded School. i
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Miss Edna Bradley and Miss Eliza- 1
L?eth Faulkner spent several days in
Due West last week the guests of
Miss Margaret Moore. They came
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school.
Abbeville was made glad Saturday
ifternoon by the arrival of the young
adies who will teach in the public
schools this year. The Misses Sullian
are at the home of Mr?. Frank
3. Gary, Miss Pool and Miss Bessie
spting are with Mrs. L. W. White,
^1: ss Brown is again with Miss fiunice
Calhoun and Miss Britt is at the home
)f Mrs. R. B. Cheatham.
Mabel Bradley, the little daughter
if Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bradley, is
mproving after a long and serious
ickness with pneumonia. Every
me is glad to know she is better.
Davis Kerr came home last Satur!ay,
after spending the summer in
*Iew York with his aunts, Mrs. Percy
-liller and Mrs. Stillman. He came i
n time to be on hand for the opening
>f school. He knows many new
'ames and is a hero among the boys
vho have spent the summer in the
equestered village of Abbeville.
Jfror. K. Mc<J. Perrin, has been in
Abbeville for the past week visiting
lis mother, Mrs. L. W. Perrin, and
lis sister, Mrs. T. Gordon White.
Prof. Perrin has been in the mountains
of North Carolina all summer
ivith a camp of young men.
Prof. Moore, of the Citadel, who
ias been spending the summer in
Greenwood, came up to Abbeville last
Fhursday and spent the day with his
friend, Prof. R. McC. Perrin at the
tiome of Mrs. T. G. White
Young Richard Tiddy was the first
L-ne in the city to respond to the reouest
for sunflower seed made by the
Civic Club. He has gathered something
over a gallon of seed. Richard
is a young man who takes much interest
in outdoor affairs and is a successful
raiser of fine chickens.
NOTICE TO SCHOOL TEACHERS
OF ABBEVIILE COUNTY
All teachers in the Public schools
are required to have certificates.
All certificates must be registered
i nthe office of the County Superintendent
of Education before claims
ivill be ordered paid.
Rev. J. M. Lawson,
County Supt. Education.
Abbeville, Sept. 7, 1915.
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William Klugh came home last
Friday and spent until Sunday with
his home people. He is doing well
in his adopted home.
Master John Covin of Willington, 1
vas in town last week visiting his i
friend, James Hill. He was a guest <
at Miss Nona Barksdale's party Fri- 1
day night.
Master Arthur Kennerly came up i
from Greenwood last Friday and was
rhe cruest of honor at the party given '
by Miss Nona Barksdale, Friday 1
night. 1
Mrs. W. G. Harper has returned j
to Abbeville after a long stay in the :
mountains of North Carolina, where
she and Dr, Harper went in search
of health for the doctor. The docj
tor is now in Columbia under the
| care of Dr. Watson and our people
will be glad to know that he is regaining
his health.
PREACHING AT NIGHT.
The union services which have
been held in the different churches
every Sunday night during the three
months of the summer, are a thing of
the past. With the coming of the
Fall mnn 4-V: a a ? ova
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ing held in the different churches
every night. The Associate Reformed
Presbyterian church will be
open every Sabbath night from now
on. It has been many years since
services were held in this church at
night.
Visitors are cordially invited to attend
these services.
COUGHS THAT ARE STOPPED!
Careful people see that they are
stopped. Dr. King's New Discovery
is a remedy of tried merit. It has
held its own on the market for 46
years. Youth and old age testify to
its soothing and healing qualities.
Pneumonia and lung troubles are often
caused by delay of treatment.
Dr. King's New Discovery stops those
hacking coughs and relieves la grippe
tendencies. Money back if it fails.
50c. and $1.00.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE
Probate Court
In the Matter of the Estate of Jas.
E. Wakefield, Deceased
Notice to Debtors and Creditors \
All persons indebted to said estate
must settle without delay, and those
holding claims against the estate
must present them properly attested
to
9 J. Ernest Wakefield,
Piedmont, S. C. . Administrator.
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GERMAN NOTE IN ARABIC
CASE DISPLEASES WILSE!*?
Washington, Sept 101-?Presitrfertfc
Wilson devoted several hours- tbc&reT"
to study of Germany's- not'e^ ott i&esinking
of the Arabic. No* urtEiat&tl
comment was made but it was- tbze$L cated
plainly that the German; es~
[ lanation was disappointing.
Count Von Bernstorff, the Gercaaxx
ambassador, had assured Skrw&iy
Lansing that full satisfaction* uasniEj!
be given if it was determined that-a- .
German submarine sank the Ara&ic..
Germany's statement that she- txaatldi
not acknowledge any obligation to
grant indemnity is not considered fitfll
satisfaction by officials of this: g*str~
ernment.
It is understood that the- Urzsnae?
States government would be
to submit to The Hague the qaesstiirs
of how much indemnity shoafd .fob
paid but it is improbable it wiUf ccia?ent
to arbitrate the pr&icip&e iavofrved.
An answer to Germany is expwXraS
to zo forward DromDtlv.
Many a man has proposed to
clothespin without knowing it
later.
ESTATE OF MRS. NANCY* RICHEST
Notice of Settlement and AppIicaaSao
for Final Discharge
Take notice that on the 3 Gift <sfepr
of September, 1915, I w3I renfis-m
final account of my actions aavS sowings
as executor of the estoritetitf!SKoh*.
Nancy Richey, deceased, ha tBae office
of Judge of Probate for- Tififtm
ville County at 10 o'clock a. zos, anacl
on the same day Will apply for a
discharge of my trust, aa. such., erarrgtor.
All persons having demgirdSr-aapiinflBL
said estate will present them forw
ment on or before that day, fuw
and authenticated <?r be forever Shdcv
red.
C. V. Martin, Exec attar- '
Donalds, S. C.
Beware of Ointments; far
Catarrh that Contain Mearajgy
as mercury will surely destiey the mas
of smell and completely derange ate
whole system when entering, it- ihrrxjgJ*
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
never be used except on jrescrijUiamm
from reputable physicians, aar the rliiin?u
they will do is ten fold to tha> a
can possibly derive from tRam*.
Catarrh Cure, manufacture*; Byv 5C. J
Cheney & Co.. Toledo. G.* ormtnMwi w
mercury, and is taken interaalty;.
directly upon the blood an* wnicownsmm?
faces of the system. In buying; JKkBSkh
Catarrh Cure be sure you get ttto* gtmmlne.
It is taken Internally ?n*i ms> 3k*
Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney MGXki. *Wmtimontals
free. Sold
by Druggists. Price 75o per-tMMs.
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