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| McCORMICK. McCormick, June 19.?Mrs. W. E. Rheney has returned home from the Greenwood Hospital, where she underwent a successful operation for appendicitis. Mr. Townsend McCracken is now with the Citizens and Southern Bank in Augusta, after spending sometime in McCormick. Miss Martha Bell has returned home from Greenwood, where she attended the Faulkner-Stroupe wedding. Miss Dewey Rheney has returned home from Leesville, where she attended school during the session just closed. Mr. Herbert Wrenn left last Tuesday for Tryon, N. C., where he has a position as clerk in a hotel there. Miss Clifford Beckum has returned to her home in Autrusta, to spend ? her vacation. Miss Marian Sturkey is attending the summer school for teachers in Rock Hill. . Mr. Lonnie Parker is attending a business college at Spartanburg. Miss Frances Anderson of Greenwood, visited her sister, Mrs. M. L. B. Sturkc# last week. James Ashmore of Greenwood, is spending some time with his sister, Mrs. Arthur Hendrix. Misses Edna and Lucille Harvey and Annie Jones, of Greenwood, attended the Paterson-Wyse wedding here last week. It&- V \ Mrs. Clara Wrenn returned to Augusta on last Tuesday after spending a few days here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Morgan, of Rehoboth, spent Sunday here with friends. Mrs. JBettie f reeman ana Mr. rom ' Holley were quietly married Sunday morning at the home of Mrs. J. M. Brown, Rev. J. T. Miller officiating. Miss Marguerite Cooper of Coronaca, is visiting reltaives here. Malaria or Chills & Fever ? Prescription N0.6S8 b prepared especially V for MALARIA or CHILLS * FEVER. Five or six dove* will break ?ay cue, sod if taken then tonie the Ferer will not return* It acta on (he Hror better then velotnel end doca not jripe or rickea* 25c COLLEGE Of < SOUTH CAROLINA' 132nd Year Begin Entrance examinations at all the 9 a. m. Four-year courses lead to the year pre-medical course is given. A free tuition scholarship is as: Spacious buildings and athletic | unexcelled library facilities. Expenses moderate. For term: , HARRISO k, ? w . * I PROLONG LII GRIGSBYS I ! A U cinmlooo TTorwf a UM11U1COO V Ugc with no Inju: DOES AWAY WITH 1 Grigsby's Liv-Ve Recommended t l^^>MWi?aiaii5iy^3|iapafwi|ji?J^iwHCTrof?afraHafraTOfni^0G3ini[tgj SS=S====SS==S=S=^^SS!^SS!!m^S^i HI SA You know the reputati has already for Fourth WI This year we make a r shine everything aroun Ahtletic Events of al Base Ball (between erg lie Speaking, Barbec Shows, (featuring Chs BALLOON A Arlflrpsx Kv Or. D. W. I BIG PRIZES IN AT Plan now to go witl July 4th to Wai "MEET ME C TEMPERING THE WIND. Remembering how Cooper steadily grew in fpvor in the race for Governor in the 1914 campaign, after the party entered the Piedmont, and knowing what is coming to them, the Manning politicians without giving any excuse for so doing, have in a manner reversed the itinerary of the campaign party, and this year the start will be made in the Piedmont, and the effort will be to try to give Mannig a big wind up at the end. We know of nothing else which could have prompted the executive committee to send the candidates into the low iountry in the latter part of July and August. But the plan will fail. Cooper will be elected before flhe campaign is over, and Manning will find out that he was a political accident two years ago, and that he passed out many years ago along with the late State dispensary. There is no power in his political machine and the army of politicians appointed by him to office to resurrect his political fortunes. Bad temper is sometimes merely a symptom of bad health? A Good Law. 'a* ni/? _ ^ xl. _ /t- *? - I r>y secuon zso 01 uie vruumm Code it is provided: "Any person or persons who shall wilfully # destroy any plants, trees j decorations, shrubbery of any graveyard, shall be guilty of a misdemaenor, and upon conviction, shall pay a fine of not more than one hundred dollars nor less than twenty-five dollars, or be confined in the county chain gang not more than thirty days nor less than ten days.". From advertisements in this paper it appears that complaints are being made tha tthis section is being violated in the public cemeteries of this city. We muit think that only thoughtless children would be guilty of such acts, but they should be warned from the above that they will incur serious penalties unless the acts are discontinued. Arrangements have been made to discover t ehpersons responsible for the destruction of plants ana shrubbery in these cemeteries, and if found the parties will be prosecuted as they should be. Many a good-looking woman isn't as good as she looks. we happen to be unlucky. CHARLESTON S OLDEST COLLEGE September 29. county seats, Friday, July 14, at B. A. and B. S. degrees. A twosigned to each county of the State, grounds, well equipped laboratories, 3 and catalogue, address N RANDOLPH, President. ' ? fBJ515I5JSM5J5J5I5jBISISJBJBI5ISJBlBJ5J5IS5IS'5^ i*E BY USING I ?u\ stable Compoun d 1 rious Effects. . 1 the USE of CALOMEL I r-Lax Sold au<t | >.y All Druggists | wmmm*mmm*mmm Y! ion WARE SHOALS of July Celebrations. ILL tew rep that will outid here 1 kinds, two games of tck teams, too). Pubue Dinner, Picture irlie Chaplin), and a SCENSION )aniels, of Clemson HLETIC EVENTS . a.1 L! 1 a uic uig trowu un re Shoals, S. C. THERE." V Husband In Despair Sick All Her Life WIFE HAD CEASED EATING AND SUFFERED CONTINUALLY. HAS APPETITE NOW. t < r ? Mrs. J. H. Johnson, of No. 7, Charlottee street, Charleston, wife of J. R. Johnson, the well known engineer on the Seaboard Air Line Rail road, after having received medical advice in Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee at different intervals since she was fifteen years of age to the effect that she was suffering froip ulcerated stomach and gall stones, gives a vivid illustration of what Tanlac is daily accomplishing for like sufferers. She had stomach trouble all her life, was prone to fits of vomiting and was absolutley lacking in appetite. After taking only two doses of,Tanlac, she declares, shd ate the first food that she had eaten in. sixteen weeks. "I suffered from stomach trouble all my life," states Mrs. Johnson. "When I 'was- two years old I was given up by my physicians to die, and again when I was fifteen years old. I have had, according to eminent medical advice in Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee, gall stones and ulcerated stomach, and they finally said an obstruction in my MtAMMA/kV Ar? AAfinrtlfitin TWA/liAnl diuuiauu. vsii tuuouibiug uicuiuai advice in Charleston, I was informed that it was impossible to state just what the trouble was. "My most distressing symptom wtls vomiting. For sixteen weeks before I took Tanlac I had been unable to retain anything on my stomach?not even medicine or raw eggs. I was told that I would haVe died for lack of nourishment if I had not been so stout. I weighed 227 pounds before I took sick, and I have really lived on superfluous flesh for bodily nourishment. My husband had given up-all hope. One evening recently I remarked how hadly and emaciated I looked. Mr. Johnson burst out crying, and said, 'Lucy, don't say that. Just think! One month ago I thought I would die. I had given up all hope, and here you are nearly well.' "It is true. I have taken a little over three bottles of Tanlac. After taking only two doses?now, don't laugh; it is a fact?after I had taken two doses I ate the first food I had eaten in sixteen weeks. I consider that wonderful indeed. I am now eating nearly everything I want, j I have no tvomited since I took my second dose of Tanlac and I am feeling much stronger. "I certainly do recommend Tanlac for what it has done for me. I had nearly given up hope, and Tanlac has done what I didn't think any medicine or physician could do. It is simply wonderful. I cannot say enough good things about it." Tanlac, the master medicine, is sold exclusively by P. B. Speed, Abbeville; J. H. Bell & Son, Due West; E. A. Fuler & Co., McCormick; Cooley & Speer, Lowndesyille. Price * ? L.u.1. A J~ ? per uutue owttiguu?AUV, LONG CANE. Long Cane, June 19.?Mr. W. D. Beauford spent Friday in the city with Mr. W. H. Beauford. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Miller spent the week-end with l?r. and Mrs. Luther Clamp. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stewart, and children spent Wednesday in Cold Springs with relatives. MisS Clara Beauford spent the week-end with Miss Eva Finley. Mrs. Pratt spent Saturday with Mrs. Emma Haddon. Misses Linnie, Nina and Viola Beauford were shopping in the city Saturday. Miss Eva Finley entertained a number of her friends at a birthday party Saturday evening, June the seventeenth. Ice cream and cake were served after several games were played. Mr. Bob Stevenson and daughters. Misses Lucille and lone, motored to the city Saturday. ' Mr. Edd Keller spent a few days of last week with Mrs. Emma Haddon. Mrs. W. D. Beauford and daughter Miss lone, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Finlev. . Mr. J. M. McKellar of the city, spent Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Beauford. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE Probate Court. In the Matter of the Estate of William C. Haddon, Deceased. Notice to Debtors and Creditors: 1 All persons indebted to said estate must settle witnout delay, and those holding claims against the estate must present them properly attested to THOMAS C. HADDON, Executor. Address, Sylacauga, Ala. ! [nOSENBERG In Dry Goods nCDAC I. (Hat HARDW FAl |u BUI SHI t 11 I HA] I Staple an | GROCEF I QU 1 . PA 1 TO !th ' .DEI | ^ ^mmmm . . .. . Hot It : . I PALM B1 i Summer E Crepe Cloth, $8.50. vAlso bigreductior Best value market. A few woe will need one can buy one 1 This depai Hats coming we will appr t Mrs. J; I "The Store of St g5H5?5?B?iM5JBfaf5EaE5BE^0^ ' " ,.3 > MERC AtlTU |f| Hardware ITMENT STO ??????WB??????? 4ware an4 Grocery St ARE O M !>,. .V# d/5 RM IMPLEMENTS, CJ VCKSMITH TOOLS, V ILDERS SUPPLIES, ILLS, SPORTING GO( >VN MOWERS, GARDI RNESS, SADDLERY. [NG YOU CAN THIN* id Fancy UES ALITY IS ALWAYS RT TO CONSIDER, BL GROCERIES, IT IS I ESSAB E STOCK WE CARRY HVERY SERVICE W WORK OF HOU -Phor jH > ' -r* -u* ' ' . : -15 5 .7 i-'. r v 1 - /? '. 1 * ' * * iather S] . . ? ' r / , _ ' ' EACH SUITS, $5.00 T< Presses in Muslip, Lawn white and colors. ?ri some Silk presses to cl i in price. SHIRT WAISTS. in .50c. waists ever sh COAT SUITS. )1 Coat Suits fox Spring i when you go to the moi lere at one-third off for MILLINERY. rtment is still in full t in every week. Give us eciate it and guarantee Yours for more busines is. S. ( ;jle and Quality" _ P UmrAHT f l| Groceries | _ V I ; RES I ore) , " a" H ; * v; %' W. ^RPENTER TOOLS, ty > ,-fj tl /AGON MATERIAL LEATHER, GUNS, )DS OF ALL KINDS. " . . . UN HOSE, BUGGIES ALMOST ANYZ OF. j V I AN IMPORTANT J FT WHEN IT COMES 1 ABSOLUTELY NEC- I i y :m AND THE PROMPT J ILL LIGHTEN THE I SEKEEPING. I T T I te Us ' ' . . J] . - 1 / " ',<. '>' : 'J , fecials! " . ^ ' i i%!&i : v.^ . c : 'r< ? ... s ; ! ffe'-i DS8.S0. X? , Voile and ice $1.5Cj td ose out at a . ' i own in this 1 / , left. You intains. You ' % the CASH. I last. New 5 your order, satisfaction. >s, ' . aaHvqh juuh an Abbeville, S. C.