Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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? * ANOTHER LETTER I FROM RASTUS. Antervul, RF D coH-iHv .Tnnn seventean. ~ I. vdeer edditore:? 1^ i sea frum ther press an banar thet . (you hev jined ther presmen. \ Hopes , . you wil not erlow them ter press doun too tite on us farmirs becase i tells you now that the grass hes us bizzy. an the sun is now hott. i goze out in the cotan patch wif mi bois ter doo , sum hoin tuther mornin an we gits , doun too it erly an we made good tim . too til buot nine erclock,; when ole ( man sun gits reether hott en i sais j ter ther bois i is feelin a lital dizzie en wil go to ther hous as your ma is purty porely an help her taik keer j, uv ther childun, an i said go too It1, mi bois an sho genrun green who is the kapting of this hear cotan patch, an i steps up ter ther hous an sits . doun in ther shade an i staid ther ' / ! till bout haf pass levan when i san- i tars back taads the feel thinkin as . f- 1 how i wood rive ther bout the time 1 ther bell at mi naburs run fur dinar. , will i gose back an i fines evry 1 j durin boy whitch i have got in ther ] blackberrie patch an eetin plums too, ] an i gits hot an ses git out of them , blackberries an plum buches an folar .yoor brave daddie if he is sick an i j pickt up mi ho an way went hoin j: still listenen fur ther bell as stated j I an the bois they jumpt in behindt me j an they wus a lital skeered en thay ] made it hott fur mee ter keap ahead. ', well i didnt kno it but when ther naburs wife went ter rung ther bell | j / ther rope it broke en so she jist sinds J ( ter ther feel ter tell her ole man an j -so ther bell didnt ring, but i wus ig-1 j nerrunt uv this here fac en so i jist t keaps on hoin an the swet wus er !T poorin in on me an i wus bout ter ' j kave in when mi oli woman she cums T in an sais ter mee whin yoou gits ter ! y wurkin yoo pais no tensrun ter ther 1 g Un^th uv ver shadder an ther sun t but yore hole hart is in ther wurk en \ here you is wurkin at too erclock wif no dinar; an i sais tertherbois ter whut yer muther sais, she knose, but i drapt mi ho an ther nex time i gose out at thet time uv ther da i s will hev a good watcht or i will sea j thet ther rope is rite because i hoed t bout a quatter uv a aiker uv cotan f keapin hed uv them bois uv mine ^ whitch wus skeered as sed whitch i ? ! i; s K 1 \ ' x r 1 /I Norris Exquisite Candies 1 Waterman's Fountain Pens E ^ Hudnut's Toilet Article* [ j c Knoxville Ice Cream | '<* McMurray's Fount Drinks F J ? l\: (Kodak Dept.) [ \ j SUMMER 11 ,time j:; Iji KODAK lj; TIME jl'< i' m; Nothing tells the story I j |i of a vacation trip better I j 1 tlian the pictures of the [ | people, you meet and j ] places you go., j 1 The cost is very small, [ j ( Kodaks in stock from J 1 ; $1.00 1 11 " j; $20.00 [j! Films from 15c to 40c Jfj i j ner half dozen exnos- & I? ures. [ 1 .Cost to develop and I j 1 . print one dozen pic- I j < tures, | j j * 30c - ji| to ; 85c [i; Come and let us tell [ j you more about them. j ] ! McMurry || Drug Co. e j gHaSfflHHHHHfijj! cood hav got out uv with a good watch or a nu roap. i gits yore letar whitch sais genrun will Banks wus feered Doat an i wood 1 fite while you wus in Yorkvul, but ther air no dainger as when mr. Perin finishes wif doat at nite he is in no fix ter fite. he only tells lizzie , ter straitn out that ole fether tick J an giv me mi supar in bed an dont ' listun ,ter ther fust bell in ther mornin.' but i sez ter doat that if he wishes ter fite i is wif him but he sez no he is a mannin man an he is fur f all sputes bein setaled by ther Silly- 1 aters whitch the guv has also pinted 1 maikin bout ther leventy-fifth new offis whitch he hes maid fur us hard wurkin bois ter paigh fur an now he j is runan roun ther stait talkin bout 1 no lickar in.chaston an sich like while we bois is lookin ther sun 3trate in ther fase an triner paigh fur ther (fool offises whitch he hes maid an whitch his pollertishuns is * fillin an gittm good dow out of ther \ 3tait. i doant kno what these here \ Sillyatars air but i bets wun uv | j them is a la war an he gits sum uv 1 ther dow. you kant keap ther la-wars out uv it an i jist knose thay is in it* I spects sum of theas here big < labur men whitch wishes tel us bois J flow to wurk at our expints. is ernuther wun an maibe sum bif cotan 3iill man ur bankar. no hard wurkin man whitch lives on theis hear ( r. f. d. is got arry offis an i bleeves j ;hat mannin is jist pintin theas men cer offis whitch he thinks kin tell us iois how ter voat an is kountin on as keapin him an his-croud rite in ' ;her offises. but i douts it i is i fur coopar an so is all mi naburs be:os coopar wus wun uv our pore w'h whitch hes maid his own rise an le wusnt borned wif his mouf full j iv chickin <py an poun kake, en eetin t vif a fork stid uv a nife. we is wif ' lim ten ther branch an then sum if j ve kin jump\ it if not we will waid ler. giv mi love ter doat if you ea him. i is still porely an evry ime i thinks uv that air grass i feels/ irus. ' s j' ' goodnite till deth, t raster macknite. |c p. s.?isens in ther medum that it ais* it air not fur nobuddy fur guv. \ ist wants ther advertismints. well, c hat is not what sum uv our bois c rum ther nashun sais, whitch was r loun toun wif dote today an giv him c i dram. # thay gits it out of dote' hat bruther hortin writes ther letar o the gonzailes bois whitch is sined c . w. smith, and dote wus fooled in ^ her matar, an it is bruther hortin rhitch is runnin ther champagne of :usin Jon in this kounty whitch is itin bruther coopar an ther bois hed a is well kno it. I gess he has runned | rith ther cote hous pollertishuns so nutch hisself that he is not kontint-1 id to champagne mannidge cusin Jon r ? *- :-1 4">? An* OF11V <"Wr>. \ JUL wiaues tci lun uuw*. & - veil, i wus givin cubin Jon ther t vunst oaver but if that is ther gaim t am agin him an will tell aull ther.. ;oopar bois too. i gess cusin Jon ' vill git him ernuther campagner if ;his is it as ther coopar bois wil put c t ter him if his mannidger is doin [ ;his ritin as sed. in cose it can be ?ld by gittin ther ritin. if cusin ; Oide is fur manpin let him saigh soa m not hide berhindt Dote whitch las a large ernuff skillit of his oan c ;er tote. / t rastus. * c YOUR HEALTH IS IMPORTANT. ? I It is a well known fact that most all iiseases have one symptom in com- c non. And all who have consulted or j jailed in a Doctor to treat them know ] nn? n-f the first Questions asked. | "Are you constipated?" This word is j the keynote. This condition lies at the bottom of all minor ailments with which the average individual meets. ( Look over the files of any druggist ( and the basis of the great per cent of -1 them all are a laxative. The Doctor knows if you can get the intestines cleansed and regularity of the bowels j half the battle is won. Nine persons j Dut of ten can trace the beginning of t their illness to a period of constipa- ] tion, and indigestion, wnwn uuusupo- > tion exists ,it naturally follows "as * does the night the day" that then lr will be faulty digestion. This will' < lead to nervous indigestion, then fol- j low in rapid order, dizziness, h6ad- ^ ache, heart flutter, loss of appetite, ( and that terrible condition, nervous { indigestion, that makes life miserable ? and homes unhappy. I You who suffer know what all this means to yourself and family. This I condition can be relieved. There is a,1 way. The chance .to be free is before | you and this chance is one that will' j cost you absolutely nothing if it fails, I a true and tried remedy. The treat-1 ment used by Professor of the Uni- 1 versity of New York, a teacher of physicians, a remedy that is not "a ( cure-all" but a remedy that is made ,' for one purpose only, the relief of in- . digestion, and its attendants ills, ' nervous indigestion. All the ingredi- i ents used in its preparation are ob- 1 tained from Parke Davis laboratory, ; the standard drug house of America. They are the highest priced and pur- j ANNOUNCEMENTS j nt J- -A-J 4-Vio V?o/l ?.B ^arus lUBClbVU UUUCJI UUO u?au tuc strictly cash in advance. FOR CONGRESS. I am a candidate for Congress from the Third Congressional DiB-. trict, subject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. A. H. DAGNALL. i y I announce myself a candidate for Congress from the Third District. I will abide the rules, regulations and results of the Democratic Primary. HENRY C. TILLMAN. FRED POMINICK is a candidate for Congress, subject to the rules of the Democratic Party. FOR SOLICITOR. I hereby announce myself a3 a candidate for the office of Solicitor >f the Eighth Judicial Circuit of South Carolina, composed of the counties of Abbeville, Greenwood, Laurens and Newberry, subject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. B. V. CHAPMAN. I hereby announce myself aa a candidate for Solicitor of the Eighth Circuit, subject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. H. S. BLACKWELL. I hereby announce myself as a canlidate for Solicitor of the Eighth Juiicial Circuit, subject to the rules of <he Democratic primary. \ T. F. McCORD. . I hereby announce myself as a sandidate for Solicitor of Eighth Julicial Circuit, subject to the rules of toe Democratic Primary. GEO. T.. MAfclLL. FOR SHERIFF. J. 0. CANN is hereby announced is a candidate for Sheriff of Abberille county, in the Democratic primtries ,and pledges himself to abide by he rules and regulations thereof. FOR SHERIFF. I hereby announce myself a eanlidate for re-election as Sheriff of Abbeville county and agree to abide he rules 6f the Democratic primary dectioni \ R. M. BURTS. ' ' i We are authorized to announce V. L. MILLER, of Mt./Camel, as a andidate for Sheriff of McCormick ounty, subject to the rules of the ules and regulations of the Demoratic Primary. \ i FOR SUPERVISOR. 7?. S. McCOMB is hereby announced as a candidate for Supervisor of Abbeville County, subject to the )emocratic Primary. FOR SUPERVISOR. CAPT.'G. N. NICELES is hereby announced as a candidate for Superior of Abbeville county, subject to he-rules of the Democratic primary. ' * > W. A. STEVENSON is hereby anloUnced as a candidate for Supervisor of Abbeville County, subject to he rules of the democratic primaries, md hereby pledges himself to abide he result thereof. FOR CORONER. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Coroner >f Abbeville County, and will abide he rules of the Democratic party. M. W. SMITH. (Better known as Coot Smith.) Superintendent of Education. I hereby announce myself candilate for Superintendent of Educaion for Abbeville County and agree o abide by the result of the Demo:ratic Primary. 1 THOMPSON B. PENNEY. Superintendent of Education. I hereby announce rnyseii as a :andidate for Superintendent of Education for Abbeville county, subject jo the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary. W. J. EVANS. I Superintendent of Education. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for-Superintendent of Education and pledge myself to abide the esult of the Democratic primaries. (REV.) J. M..LAWSON. __ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES MHLVIA' J. ABHJUEiX is uereny mnounced as a candidate for (the louse of Representatives from Ableville county, subject to the rules of ;he Democratic primaries. lut Jrugf? obtainable. Ask your Doc/ * vr youi -Iruggist, he will tell you ;hey are tne best. So confident are we >f the worth and merit of this preparition and its prompt results for the specific condition, nervous indigestion ind constipation, that we will refund the purchase price if it fails to neet our guarantee. - ii J If you sutler irom constipation uuu nervous indigestion come and be relieved. Call for "CINOT" the restoier of indigestion. For Sale only by BOWDEN-SIMPSON DRUG CO. (1 for 64 DOSES. Adv. ZEMERINE HEALS CUTS, SORES, etc. The best remedy for Eczema. Gives relief when other remedies fail. Stops itching and heals permanently. Recommended by prominent doctors. 50c and $1.00 at Bowden-Simpson Drug Co., br from Zemerine Chemi- j cal Co., Orangeburg, S. C. J The Stat* of South Carolina* '\ COUNTY OP ABBEVILLE. _ Prbbate Court. Citation for Letters of Adminiatra. tion. By J. F. MILLER, Esq., Judge of Probate: WHEREAS, R B. Cheatham hath made suit to me, to grant him Letters of Administration of the Estate and effects of Jason L. Simpson, late of Abbeville County, deceased. mtrnop A DP TTTli''D'FU?nmr! Ia X HUOU AlVJUi XUUA?UA VMM) WW cite and admonish all ^nd singular the kindred and creditors of the said Jason L. Simpson, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Abbeville Court House, on Friday, the 27th of June, 1916, after publication hereof,'at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the staid Administration should not be granted. GIVEN under my hand and seal of the Court, this 8th day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and sixteen, and in the 140th year of American Independence. Published on the 14th' day of June, 1916, in the Press and Banner, and on the Court House door for the time required by law. Ji P. MILLER, Judge of Probate. ESTATE OF FRED C. LINK, Dec'<L Notice of Settlement and Application .. For Final Discharge. TAKE NOTICE that oi the 11th day x>f July, 1916, I will render a final account of my accounts and doings as Administrator of the Estate of Fred C. Link, deceased in the ~0 ri* -??>. AVwltflL uaiuc ui uuu^c vro. xxi/uai/^; xvi -muwoville County at 10 o'clock, a. m., and on the same day will apply for a final discharge from, my trust as such. Administrators. All persolis having'demands against said estate wil present them for payment on or before that day, proven and authenticated or be forever barred. barred. , > 1 Farmers Bank, Administrators. ' i ' / Estate of Mr*. Elizabeth Ann Link, ESTATE OF MRS. ELIZABETH ANN LINK, DECEASED. ?? 7 Notice of Settlement and Application For Final D Ucharae. TAKE NOTICE that on the 11th day of July, 1916,. I will render a final account of my accounts and doings as Administrator of the Estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Ann link, deceased, in the office of Judge of Probate for Abbeville County at 10 o'clock a. m., and on the same ' day will apply for a final discharge from my trust as'such Administrators. . All persons having demands againsl said estate will present thejp for payment on or before that day, prover and authenticated or be foreVei barred. . ,. > FARMERS BANK, \ Administrator. I I' pa I ON BOY SU B I Til I We Make You the F 1 Suit I THESE SPECIAL III I N.iry I ABBEVILLE : ' HHl 'j33333$$33$5$3$$3$3S<3$$3S333$$S3^^ I INSURANCE IN EV1 Life, Fire, Tornado, Automobi] ill liability, Employer Bank Burg i;' Health, Plate Glass ;and Live Stocl ' | \ MONET TO LEND ON F. I ABBEVILLE INSURANC S f ABBEVILI2E, S. C. W. L. ? M. ~ . M i' ' i * Buy Chautauq 1 1"? Iflfc UN! VCK9AI Now Unloading our s There is only one reason are demanded by over half in this country. They ai The Ford has demonstrate tyk by all tile tests of tim< of use.. The demand is gr value is great. Better bu; Runabout $390; Touring C pelet $590; Town Car Also a full line of Po] accessories f01 All prices f. o. b. Detroit. , L. maziiuaimnmaaa /* ' ' 6 ' 1 '' \ - -r vV f V ' V):. ' ' ITS AND MEN'S EXTRA 1 Beginning URSDj MORNING, JUNE 15TH -1 . * " olio wing Prices on Our Enti s and Men's Extra Pants* PRICES HOLD GOOD UNI NIGHT, JUNE 24th. Daii Chi DUJf JUI All $8.98 Boy Suits reduced to All $4.98 Boy Suits reduced to ....... All $4.48 Boy Suits reduced to All $3.98 Boy Suits reduced to ... All $3.48 Boy Suits reduced to ? All $2.98 Boy Suits reduced to Men's Extra ) All $3.98 Men'i tztra rants rtancto 10 All $3.48 Men's Extra Pants reduced t All $2.48 Men's Extra Pants reduced t UK! 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