Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Tf cuiicouajj v uij ... BROWNLEE. Brownlee, July 24.?The Campbe Basket Ball team met Saturday afte: noon. A 'most exciting game m played. Many visitors were presei to enjoy the game. Our community has been saddene by the death of one of our olde! men, Mr. Marcus Winn, who has bee suffering for many years, but ht a mu. r? now passed away. me luumy uav our sincere sympathy. Miss Lucille Bell spent Tuesda with Miss Eunice Ferguson. Miss Ethel Mann, who has bee visiting her uncle, Mr. George Mam near Abbeville, has returned horn Miss Mary Mann came with her. Miss Eupha Simpson and her br< ther, spent Saturday night and Sui day with their brother, Mr. Lefff Simpson. Miss Norma Ferguson from Iva, spending the week with her siste Mrs. Etta Nance and attending tt meeting carried on at Bell's church MONEY TO LOAN. Hon. I. A. Keller was in the cil Thursday selling seven bales of lor staple cotton, which he had held f< two or three yeras. He secure eighteen cents per pound for it, tt seven bales bringing in nearly sevt hundred dollars, which amount lool large to a country newspaper as approaches the August grade. RAIL WA ; Shall they be Industrial Federal i i i To the American Do you believe fvtnl tvrn rA O u mi vrauait i ; The train errtplo; arc voting whether th authority to tie up country to enforce t million dollar wage The railroads are your service. This ; the (public service? ; You pay for rail i dollars *-year; and dollar from you goe On all the Southern railroads i , train employe* earned these w of all) as shown by the payrol PuMBgtr t Ruft ATMM* f EnginMn. *W72 j2308 j C-iKte. J? 1847 ; i?2 1209 Brake men. 1109 rmmisama' 1736 11U* 1 The avenge yearly wage pa) ployes (including those who shown by the 1915 payrolls w l Pm Engineers. $2 Conductors 1 ... FnresMB 1 Brakenea 1 h* A 100 million dc ' I 1 men ill lrcigiu auu one-fifth of all cmplc cent advance in all f The managers of for the public, have burden on the cost c without a clear man bunal speaking for y The tailroads hai ment of this contro existing national arbi ence to the Interstat TImo K ry aiun. x iiis unci no v. cmp]oyes, rcprescnta Shall a nationinvestigation ernment detei National Conference C EL1SHA LEE, Chairman. f. R. ALBRIGHT, Cm'l Managr, Atlantic Coast Lin* Railroad. X. W. BALDWIN, G*?'l Mmnagmr, Cantral of Georgia Railway. C. L. BARDO, Gm'I Manager, N?? York, Naw Hares A Hartford Railroad S. H. COAPMAN. Vlc*-Pr**ida*t, Soatkara Railway. S. X. COTTER, Can'/ UmmagT, Wal>aak Railway. P. X. CROWLEY, AuL Vlc-Pr?UUni, Now York Central Railroad. C. H. EMERSON, Ca?7 Minwr, \ Great Norther* Railway. C H. EVING, C^m'l UoKagtr, fUliddpUt ft Bwdlig Ball way. B. V. CR1CE, 4mL to Prtidamif Cbmflrti 4k OkLo Railway. \ 1 TRY IT! SUBSTITUTE FOR NASTY CALOMEL 11 j"8 Starts Your Liver Without Making it You Sick and Can Not Salivate. Every druggist in town?your drug3* gist and everybod's druggist has noti" ticed a great falling-off in the sale oi calomel. They all give the same reason. Dodson's Lover Tone is taking its place. .V . . . "Calomel is dangerous and people sn know it, while Dodson's Liver Tone i, is perfectly safe and gives better ree. suits," said a prominent local druggist. Dodson's Liver Tone is person> ally guaranteed by every druggist i- who sells it. A large bottle costs 50 ir cents, and if it fails to give easy relief in every case of liver sluggishis ness and constipation, you have only r, to ask for your money back. ie Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleasant ' tasting, purely vegetable remedy, harmless to both children and adults, Take a spoonful at night, and wake up feeling fine; no biliousness, sicli y headache, acid stomach or constipate ig ed bowels. It doesn't gripe or cause >r inconvenience all the next day like id violent calomel. Take a dose of ie calomel today and tomorrow you will n feel weak, sick and nauseated. Don'1 cs lose a day's work! Take Dodson's it Liver Tone instead and feel fine, full , of vigor and ambition.?Adv. ROAD X5ES ) determined by Warfare or ' Inquiry? Public: v in arbitration or indusycs on all the railroads icy will give their leaders the commerce of the heir demands for a 100 increase. in the public servicey army of employes is in pour service. transportation 3 billion 44 cents out of every s to the employes. n 1915, seventy-five per cent of the rages (lowest, highest and average Is? Freight Yard Ranf. Ararat* Rota Araru* $3505 51916 *1566 2358 1580 1749 1245 649 q-Q 406 ... l 1638 " * 1302 \ ^ ocg 754 goA 1854 1405 990 rments to all Southern train em1 l 1 - # .1. . \'_ worsca oniy part 01 cne year; as ere? ?B|tr Freight Yard 144 $1712 $1313 723 1488 1157 096 865 688 013 < 845 868 >llar wage increase for yard service (less than >yes) is equal to a 5 per reight rates, the railroads, as trustees : no right to place this >f transportation to you date from a public triou. vt proposed the settleversy either under the frofmn lau? r\r Ku -? VA H%iV4A AM WW J V* J 1 VAVA :e Commerce Commisls been refused by the itives. wide strike or an under the Govmine this issue? i .j ommittec of the Railways A. 8. CREIC, int to Jbothtn, 8u La all ft 8*a FrmneUeo Btllrati. C. w. KOUNS, Can'I UonogT, Atchison, Topeka ft Santa Fo H. W. MeMASTER, C.?7 Manager, Wkanllng awl Lake Erie BulroUt ft J). MAHER. yico-PmUmnt, Norfolk and Wttura Hallway. JAMES RUSSELL, Con 7 Manager, Denver A Rio Crude Railroad. A. K. SCHOYER, KmsUUnt Vle-Frm* PrnarjWania Lines West W. L. SEDDON, Vic*-Pr**UUnt, Seaboard Air line Railway. A. J. STONE, Erie Railroad. C. 8. WAID, Vicv-Pra*. * Gmn'l Soiuat C-enlrml li?i. / ANNOUNCEMENTS j Cards inserted under this head are J strictly cash in advance. j FOR CONGRESS. j I am a candidate for Congress j from the Third Congressional Dis ' i* ? - M XL. I , trict, suoject to tne ruies ui uio > Democratic Primary. A. H. DAGNALL. 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 DOMINICK is a candidate i for Congress, subject to. the rules of . the Democratic Party. r Press and Banner, $1.50 the year. FOR SOLICITOR. ' I hereby announce myself as a , candidate for the office of Solicitor J of 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 as a I candidate for Solicitor of the Eighth ^ Circuit, subject to the rules oi tne Democratic Primary. H. S. BLACKWELL. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Solicitor of the Eighth Judicial Circuit, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. T. P. McCORD. I hereby announce myself as a i candidate for Solicitor of Eighth Judicial Cireuit, subject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. GEO. T. MAGILL. i- , Press and Banner, $1.50 the year. FOR SHERIFF. ; J. 0. CANN is hereby announced As a candidate for Sheriff of Abbeville county, in the Democratic primAries ,and pledges himself to abide by the rules and regulations thereof. I hereby announce fnyself a candidate for re-election as Sheriff of Abbeville county and agree to abide the rules of the Democratic primary election. R. M. BURTS. We are authorized to announce W. L. MILLER, of Mt Carmel, as a candidate for Sheriff of McCormick county, subject to the rules of the rules and regulations of the Demo- I cratic Primary. I Press and Banner, $1.50 the year. | FOR SUPERVISOR. R. S. McCOMB is hereby announc- \ ced as a candidate for Supervisor of Abbeville County, subject to the ( Democratic Primary. \ CAPT. G. N. NICKLES is hereby . announced as a candidate for Super-' visor of Abbeville county, subject to the rules cf the Democratic primary. W. A. STEVENSON is hereby announced as a candidate for Supervisor of Abbeville County, subject to the rules of the democratic primaries, and hereby pledges himself to abide the result thereof. FOR CORONER. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Coroner of Abbeville County, and will abide the rules of the Democratic party. M. W. SMITH. (Better known as Coot Smith.) Superintendent of Education. I hereby announce myself candidate for Superintendent of Education for Abbeville County and agree to abide by the result of the Democratic Primary. THOMPSON B. PENNEY. I hereby announce myself as a candidate' for Superintendent of Education for Abbeville county,/ subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary. W. J. EVANS. JOE P. ANDERSON announces his candidacy for Superintendent of Education and pledges himself to abide by the result of the democratic Primary. Superintendent of Education. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Superintendent of Education and pledge myself to abide the result of the Democratic primaries. (REV.) J. M. LAWSON. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES MELVIN J. ASHLEY is hereby announced as a candidate for the House of Representatives from Abbeville county, subject to the rules of ine juemocrauc primuriea. J. HOWARD MOORE is hereby announced as a candidate for the House of Representatives from Abbeville County and pledges himself to abide by the result of the Democratic primary election. FOR MAGISTRATE. J. S. HAMMOND, is hereby announced as a candidate for Magistrate at Abbeville, S. C., in the democratic primaries, and he pledges himself to abide the result thereof. FOR SUB-SUPERVISOR. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of sub-supervisor subject to the rules of the Democra- ' tic primary. or -m pwt.t. Lowndesville. Fress and Banner, $1.50 the year. .1 \ V f" ..... |aiajEmaii!n^ if* 1/1 | I have j load o I Sumir 2 j have s j for tl i and tl 1 n A of sa who 1 | them J j ^ j . j If you a S * W. A. ' ! HznnnRiMi^^ UMi ?-3 V 4. "N \ Is here fc "Many men Summer Uni getyous, w< the most con t r ' and services > affords. Tm ton, 25c, 50c Union Sui and Silks, 5 We've Urii the short ma man. Come in a n a ni/i ! ifErajmjajiLrEiajHJHfEJZja GGI ' 1 ' just received i if the old rel: " * . \ " ' ' lers Buggies lold these bug Le past 20 y iere are hund tisfied custo ? * am t . " jiave bpen us who will tell rhat they are. i' want the best ummgrs Bugg \ ' ' \r-: CALV J? i 1 : : ' : - * v . ; THEBES! SUMMER WEAR IT ; r \ V - f . Jk' ' ' J " X * 'V . , ? ' ' t -V t I - ; >r you to select from, of many minds" when i ierwear, but if yoifll CO 3 believe you'll agree thj lplete showing of Cool, C ble Summer Underweai ro Piece Garments in Lisl and 75c. i I j . t ts in Nainsooks, Muslim / Oc, 75c, $1.00 and $1,25: derwear to fit the extra 1 ,n, the tall man or the r( nd let us show you. ;R & I SRRRHBZRRHW | m; 31| i car < || iable j j ?gies j! ears, !j i i . an Ireds | mers jj leing |j you ji | get 'J ripTl JliXv X I . . ,; / = *=SB===r - :;& mm>> ?+10^ -V?w>^ r \ "?*7 . -\ it'*--4 LINE OF ' " , UNDER <1 TOWN f-S : .' . " f| . * ' '" '$ ' jtj . ; > ' " . . *" S'f There are * ' A !~'S. it comes to i. .r .. ' " s ; A. . me here to at we have ./ omfortable ? j : |9 the town pa and Cot : r/, ' 'f/; J / ' . 1 ? V s, Soisettes a garment large man, jgular size ?EESE ' ? if