Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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BUY NOW Z w ^ It is cut in massive si greatest refrigerator fac By a guaranteed proce g sured, the result is the br: | XlaS *ST{ Latest W BACKBONE OF GERMAN OFFENSIVE IS BROKEN French Have Won a Significant Victory at Verdun?Teutonic Drive Checked. Paris, May 2.?In the most successful blow delivered by General Petrain since the Crown Prince began his Verdun offensive the French yesterday captured over 500 yerds of German trenches southeast of Ft. Douaumont. The success on German trenches on Dead Man's Hill Saturday and Sunday, the War Office announces, amounted to 1,000 yards of from 300 to 600 feet in depth. The publication of these facts has caused the wildest excitement and is interpreted to mean that the German drive has been definitely checked with the offensive taken u pby the French. y ?? What Berlin Sayl. Brlin, May 2.?Fierce French assaults .south of Fort Douaumont and Caillette Forest were completely repulsed, the War Office announced. Rathbone Lodge, Chester, reaches the acme in entertainment. Its annual banquet shows that LIV-VER-LAX ACTS SURELY, SAFELY. Just because you are feeling the ill effects of a torpid liver is no excuse for buying a harmful medicine that has brought physical decay to thousands. Calomel is dangerous and as everyone knows has very disagreeable and weakening after effects. Medirtol e/iiAn/tn V*oo o wofnrol vflcf VCftA OtigiIV^ iiuo XVUUU U HWW14I ? vge table remedy, GRIGSBY'S LIVVER-LAX that thoroughly cleanses the liver and bowels without causing any bad feeling. Children can take it with perfect safety. Every bottle guaranteed. 50c and $1 a bottle. None genuine without the likeness and signature of L. K. Grigsby. For sale by any druggist. DID ' Did you give him a lift? He's a br And bearing about all the burden Did you give him a smile? He was And the smile would have helped h Did you give him your hand? He v And the world so I fancied, was us Did you give him a word? Did you : Or did you just let him go on with Did you help him along? He's a sii But the grasp of your hand might Did you bid him good cheer? Just Were what he most needed that las Do you know what he bore in that l That is every man's load and that Did you try to find out what he need* Or did you just leave him, to bat Do you know what it means to be lo! When a lift just in time might se Do you know what it means just the When a man's borne about all a m Did you ask what it was, why the q Why the half suppressed sob, and Were you brother of his, when the Did you offer to help him; or did Did you know it's the part of a brotl To find what the grief is and help Did you stop when he asked you to g Or were you so busy you left him Oh, I know what you mean?What y< But the test of your manhood is 1 Did you reach out your hand? Did Or did you just let him go by witl I. ?... Genui m I Quarried lonation to scientific preserv )lid Nature Stone, the greai f fcas revealed, is what forms ' a^erm-proof walls of : WHITE REFRIGERi [abs at the quarry and onlystory. Skil lfully worked and ss its clean liness and sanitar ightest and cleanest chamber 3VESawdRAI ar News INTERVENTIONISTS ARE TnAlfnv auuK\>?. ur ikuudi They Are Causing Much Trouble i the Mexican Border?Deadlock Expected in Juarez. El Paso, May 2.?The Scott-0 regon conference is expected to rea< a deadlock today when Washing^ instructions telling General Scott refuse at this time to discuss wit drawal of American troops reai here. General Scott is expected politely but firmly tell the Americi officer that he will not talk on ai subject until withdrawal is discus ed. Under such circumstances immediate adjournment of the co ference is anticipated. Interventionists are active aloi the border. Every effort is beii made to offset thsee activities. EXPECT KAISER TO KILL MORE TIM Believed That Germany Will A For Further Delay. Washington, May 2.?German c ficials believe the Kaiser's expect nnt.p to President Wilson will temp rize, and that it will suggest, if n actually request, further negotiatio on the submarine isue, now a ye old. This is the anticipation at tl German Embassey. It is believed that Ambasad Bernstorff shortly will receive i structions to ask a resumption "informal conversations" with Sc retary Lansing, pending which G< many expected to agree to make h submarine warfare meet Americi demands. Lewis R. Stinson, for 18 yea Grand Keeper of Records and S< for Oregon, died under distressi circumstances a few weeks ago, a: Walter G. Gleason has been elect in his stead. rou? other of man, he can. downcast and blue, im to battle it through, iras slipping down hill sing him ill. show him the road? his load? nner like you have helped him through, a word and a smile, st weary mile. j? lumen ux taico, sympathy shares, jd from you? tie it through? sing the fight, it everything right? clasp of a hand? an ought to stand, uivering lip? the scalding tear drip? time came of need? n't ycu heed? tier of man 1 - O wnere you can: ^ve him a lift, to shift? , au say may be true, what did you do? 1 you find him the road? 1 his load? i Y. and J. W. Foley. j> WHITE M ne | III I ation. Inde;est cold re- !\nj|||g the air tight, 1 ill \TOR U for the world's polished. CHl y features are inpossible. NGES 4r I 1 UNION MEETS FAVOR |tt OF THE BISHOPS S They Advocate Uniting Northern and gV Southern Conferences in Ad- ^ "** dresses Made Today. |K .E v Saratoga, May 2.?The union of * ,n the Methodist Episcopal Church and the Methodist Episcopal Church, a? South, was indorsed by Bishops in ^ onmnol O^MOOOO Kafnra ftio fipnprfll OilllUai OUUA V WVU MVAVAV W?.v V? b. Conference here today. All froms of nu child labor were condemned. The )n Keating-Owens bill was indorsed. ^ What a mighty reformation we would SB gjj witness through the land, to If the masses and the classes could SO m be made to understand, ly That he wins at least one sinner from >s- dishonesty and pelf, as Who will let alone his neighbor, and n" just practice on himself. ng NOTICE. ig The Abbeville Junk Co., will be in their new warehouse Tuesday and will buy all waste paper, rags, brass and rubber. Moving in the Wilson warehouse, opposite Southern Depot. J. E. Weatherly, Pres. k R. D. Purdy, Bus. Mgr. April 15?4t. ,f. ANNOUNCEMENTS ed (0. Cards Inserted under this head are strictly cash in advance. ns . FOR CONGRESS. ar he I am a candidate for Congress from the Third Congressional District, subject to the rules of the or Democratic Primary, n- A. H. DAGNALL. of ic- _ I announce myself^ a candidate for 5r_ (Jongress irom tfte rmra District, i gf will abide the rules, regulations and Ig er results of the Democratic Primary. 8$ an HENRY C. TILLMAN. ffi FOR SOLICITOR. ?1 irS ?? I hereby announce myself as a ^ ial candidate for the office of Solicitor >R ng of the Eighth Judicial Circuit of & , South Carolina, composed of the counties of Abbeville, Greenwood, 5^ ed Laurens and Newberry, subject to ^ * the rules of the Democratic Primary. Ir _ B. V. CHAPMAN. g I hereby announce myself as a ^ candidate for Solicitor of the Eighth Circuit, subject to the rules of the 3 Democratic Primary. X u C3 DT iprwfri. 52T J.1. KJ. uunvjiv TV I hereby announce myself as a can- 3 didate for Solicitor of the Eighth Ju- S dicial Circuit, subject to the rules of 3p the Democratic primary. 5 T. F. McCORD. 5 I hereby announce myself as a*a candidate for Solicitor of Eighth Ju- 5 dicial Circuit, subject to the rules of 2 the Democratic Primary. 3 GEO. T. MAGILL. * m FOR SHERIFF. ? We are authorized to announce m W T, MTT.T/E'R. nf Mf. f!nrmpl. na n candidate for Sheriff of McCormick county, subject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. FOR SHERIFF. . ' in J. 0. CANN is hereby announced ^ as a candidate for Sheriff of Abbe- ci ville county, in the Democratic primaries ,and pledges himself to abide by _ the rules and regulations thereof. FOR SUPERVISOR. * v c R. S. McCOMB is hereby announc- t! ced as a candidate for Supervisor of * Abbeville County, subject to the ti rules and regulations of the Demo- t: cratic Primary. ? s FOR CORONER. ? b I hereby announce myseit as acandidate for the office of Coroner d of Abbeville County, and will abide g the rules of the Democratic party. F M. W. SMITH. (Better known as Coot Smith.) OUNTAIIV SSBShil Men who ha) ||?|?H things recomnn ) plex" grate?th refrigeration foi |gjS?jf "WHITE mi if* 8 mis graie i chamber and bo ment. Lift it < open interior, to readily cleaned, steel shed waste down through tl currents of cold the glistening el placed. ii/uiiti HOME OUT It i. 1c I J 10 1J i Investiga H Did you ^ what a t ? t o. We have o our monl 0 that of t <0 ft ing the Q ? If we cai "? save you fyour Drj Milliner] 111 Notions, 8 rinivMl +0 TT< ^ VUJJLXU tU U k I J. M. . ||j New Store?New ( >00 KILLED IN DUBLIN RIOT | I any Rebels Were Put to Death.? Fifteen Hundred Wounded in < Seven Day*' Fighting. Dublin, May 2.?At least 500 re- : ?ls were killed and 1,500 wounded : . the seven days' fighting. This esmate was made by soldiers after a invass of the city. Many bodies are beleived to be Catarrh Cannot Be Cured I'lth LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they annot reach the seat of the disease. Cairrh is a blood or constitutional disease, nd In order to cure It you must take in' "Amadlflo IInll'o Patarrh fnrp (s aken internally, and acts directly upon he blood and mucous surface. Hall's ,'atarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It bras. prescribed by one of the best pliyicians in this country for years and is regular prescription. It is composed of fie best tonics known, combined with the est blood purifiers, actinp directly on the fiucous surfaces. The perfect combinalon of the two ingredients is what prouces such wonderful results in curing atarrh. Send for testimonials, free. J. CHENEY & CO.. Props., Toledo, 0. Sold by Druggists. price 70c. Take Hall'i Family PlUa for constipation. 1 i 7e made a study of such *nd the wonderfud "due foundation of purity in md in the 1 MOUNTAIN" H orms xne top 01 xne ioou / ttom of the ice compart- , 3ut and you find one great ML ip to bottom, whifch can be H|l Separate bars or heavy HH 1 water from ice, while ie long open spaces drive ^s^ air, dry as a bone, into knou. lamber where the food is , hygv Ci FITTERS . ANDERSON COMPAl iper cent :t Will Pay You to te Our Cash ever STOP and 1 iook-keeper cost a n tile business? i no office force, thi thly expenses are les ;he average mercha same amount of b that we do. l't "sell you for les from 5 to 15 per c< r Goods, Clothing, j, Trunks, Und< TT.-f-o rxra. Hnn't flair p AJ VV.j H V V*VM w V?WM v of your business. 5 for Your Spri ANDERSO The Cash Store. Roods r a A/ncocnA/ r?r\i\ji&A ' /IIVWbM WWI? Willi w-m buried in the ruins of wrecked hous- f' es. Hospitals are crowded with the wounded, many of them women and children. Officers say that several fanatics are holidng out without food in a number of buildings. They I are expected to be taken shortly. ASSIGNMENT OF BISHOPS The following dispatch from Nashville to The Greenwood Daily Jour- I nal is of local interest: I The College of Bishops today com- I pleted the conference assignments of k the bishops for the ensuing year. I Among the assignments are: 9 Bishop J. C. Kilgo, West Virginia conference, Charleston, Sept 13; Iff Western North Carolina, Gastonia, 1T ? Di/*VmAW/1 MAV I 11 IN 0 V. Oy Virginia, ivitiunviiu, aivt. 29. Bishop James Atkins, Florence, S. C., Nov. 29. Bishop W. A. Candler, upper South Carolina, Greenville, S. C., Nov. 15. II ^ PAY LATER fl r s pO 1 ?/o?tr doctor what he pj js about While Mountain 2 2l' enic refrigerators. * mr Saving ? System ? ;j :hink III aercan- |f| srefore, ? 3s than | nt, do- jj> usiness J 0 2 0 is'' and 0 5 Bnt on 5 Shoes, r 3rwear, HI i share . Mj : r( LliJ^ AJTUUUS |H N CO.! Abbeville, S. C |||| " ">!ttSie2a$5KM626t)l6SI238? MV OR SALE:?10,000 brick at $8.00 per thousand. Apply to Wm. P. JH Greene, City Hall. fl RUB OUT PAIN I with good oil liniment. That's H the surest way to stop them. H The best rubbing liniment is H MUSTANG I IINIMFNT I ? ? g Good for the Ailments of j| H Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc. I H Good for your own A chcs, ! B Pains, Rheumatism, Sprains, H Cuts, Burns, Etc. j H 25c. 50c. $1. At all Dealers. I fli ?