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| VudorkL
rive yon privacy with the joys of
oat o' doors." Sleep, eat on your
porch I
Q?t air. keen appetite and deep Bleep
through Dr. Air, who aoothea nervee back
to health. Vudora Imat You can eee out
hot not m. They keep freeh, for they're _
stained?not painted. We have them in P
various widths. $3 to tlO will equip the
average porch with Vudorak:
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|.,v LONG CANE^ [
? Long Cane, August 28.?Mrs. Bob
King and children spent the weekend
near Abbeville with Mr. and Mrs
McMahan.
Mr. W. D. Beauford spent Friday
and. Saturday in the Bethia section
i with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Beauford.
Misses Rebecca and Ethel Botts
werg.shopping in the city Friday.
Mr. Jj. F. Finley was a visitor to
fh? city Saturday.
. Mi* and Mrs. Willie Wilson enter.
tained'quite a number of the young
people at a lawn party Friday night
m honor of Mr. Wilson's sisters,
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misses oaran anu inaiy ttuduh
CK^ton. . .. ;
A large crowd was present. Ice
cream and fruits were served by
Hisses Mary Wilson and Eva Scott.
jjfo, in.d. Mrs. Wv T. King are visiting
friends and relatives in McCorK
- , mick this week.
Mrs. W. D. Beauford and dau^h:
/ ters, Misses lone and Viola, spent
Friday night with Mrs. L. F. Finley,
and Miss Estelle Finley came home
Ml with them Saturday -morning and
. ' spent the day.
A good many from this community
attended the picnic and barbecue
x dinner at Sharon Thursday. All re,
ported a nice time.
) "Mr. Albert King was a visitor to
v the city Friday.
vfe' / . Miss Lucilf. Stevenson is spending
^ . - / "a few.days in the city this week with
Mr. and Mrs. Mcilwaine.
fMiss Clara Beauford spent the
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I pleasure
the late
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week-end in the city with Mr. f
Mrs. J. M. McKellar.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hunt w
called to Cross Hill Monday to att(
the funeral of Mrs. Hunt's mother
Misses Ira and Maggie Douglass
the city, spent Sunday evening v>
Mrs. J. A< Ellis.
Misses Linnie, Nina and A
Beaufort spent Friday in the <
withAlr. and Mrs. W. H. Beaufor
Mrs. McMahan and children sp
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
W. King.
PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
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Mis* Erie Lazenby Become* Bride
J. M. Anderson.
The following is from The B1
field, (W. Va.,) Daily Telegraph:
The home of Mr. ana Mrs. R.
Lazenby, 921 Highland avenue, '
the scene of a pretty wedding
night, at 8:30 o'clock when Miss i
Lazenby, sister of R. E. and H.
Lazenby, of this city, became
bride of J. M. Anderson, of At
ville, S. C.. the Rev. J. M. Car
pastor of Grace Methodist chu;
officiating.
The wedding was a quiet home
fair and was attended by only the
mediate relatives of the bride, ai
few close friends. Following the ci
mony the young couple left on ti
No. 16 for Washington and east
cities, where they will spend tl
honeymoon, returning later to Al
ville to make their home.
The bride is well known in
uararanuziaiamzmM
urned fro:
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rue is anu
of Fall g
aily and 1
; in show
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st styles.
efore mat
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season.
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Last for Years
VUDORPOF
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ind city and enjoys a host of friends ii
this section. She formerly made he
ere home in Bluefield with her brother
>nd K. E. La?enby, but for the past tw
years has been a milliner at Abbe
i of ville. Mr. Anderson is a prominen
ith merchant of Abbeville. /
llie John Lomax spent Sunday in A1
:ity lanta with friends.
d. ? :
ent EVER SALIVATED BY
T. CALOMEL? HORRIBLE
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Calomel u Quicksilver and Acts Lik
Dynamite On Your Liver.
. Calomel loses you a day* You knoi
? what calomel is. |t's mercury; quid
nilver. Calomel lis dangerous. ]
crashes into sour bile like dynamib
cramping and sickening you. Calomi
' attacks the bones and should never b
put into your system.
J??1 When you feel bilious, sluggisl
jVJe constipated and all knocked out an
believe you need a dose oi; dangeror
}"ne calomel just remember that yon
>be* druggist sells for 50 cents a larg
te?? bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone, wfyic
rch> is entirely vegetable and pleasant i
take and is a perfect substitute fc
,at~ calomel. It is guaranteed to stai
your liver without stirring you up ii
ld a side, and can not salivate.
er.e" Don't take calomel! It makes yo
rain 8ick the next day; it loses you a day
:ern Work. Dodson's Liver Tone straigh
heir ens you right up and you feel grea
Jbe- Give it to the children because it
,. perfectly harmless and doesn't grip<
this _Adv. /
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have a |
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Abbeville, S. C. [
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DES
ICH SHADES
ing porch at night
slat of each shade
UU/dti
HOME 0U1
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ft to fXbiola stone.
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'? Smooth the braids of her. silken hair
0 On her queenly brow with tender
care;
t Gather the robes in a final fold
Around the form . that will nol
grow old. v.
> Lay on her bosom pure as snow,
The fairest sweetest flowers thai
, grow, / \
Kiss her and leave her; ypur hearts
1 delight,
In dreamless sleep Bhe will rest to
. night.-, ^
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A shadow eleam of lifelisrht lies'
n' Around the lids of her sloupberdui
J eyes,
[f1 And her lips are closed, as in fond
9J , delay 1 /
il I Of the loving worfls she had to say
e But her gentle heart forgot to beat.
And from her dainty head to hei
1.1 dainty feet, '
d She is strangely quiet, cold ahc
is, white, . 'V
it , The fever is gone?she will sleej
?. tonight _
h! - ni. r ,
*> Put bv her work and her empty chaii
r! Fold up the garments she used U
* wear,
Let down the cutains and close th<
doors,
fu i She will need the garnished ligh
.8 no more,
t- For the task assigned her under th<
rj sun
18, Is finished now and the guerdor
B* i won.
Tenderly kiss her and put I out > th<
? light
p And leave her alone?she wil
* sleep tonight
I' IV.
IOh! blessed sleep that will not breal
For tears, nor prayers, nor love'i
] sweet sake;
| Oh 1 perfect rest that knows no pain.
! No throb, no thrill of heart oi
I brain,
1 Oh! life sublime, beyond all speech
I' That only the pure through dying
I. . reach,
I God understands and his ways arc
* i right
Bid his beloved a long good night
1 v. . ,
1 Weep for the days that will com? no
more \
For the sunbeams flows heart anc
door
For a c&ssing step of a namelest
grace, .
For a tender voice and a loving
face;
But not for the soul whose * goal it
.won, .
Whose perfect joy is just begun;
Not for the spirit robed in white
And crowned where the angels arc
tonight.
?Anthony Tennant.
ANDERSON STIRRED
BY POLITICAL ROW
Barnwell Aiken, A. M. Carpenter
and Victor Cheshire Engage in
Fiat Fight on street* of City. All
Under Bonds.
Anderson, Aug. 22.?Barnwell Ai
ken, of West Virginia, son of Congressman
Aiken.of this District, Editor
Victor B. Cheshire of the Farm
i ers Tribune, and A. M. Carpenter,
| former editor of the Daily Mail, but
now assistant librarian of the house
of congress, became engaged in a
I fight on the streets here this afterII
noon, creating intense interest
I' Mr. Cheshire was first attacked by
| Mr. Aiken, who says in a statement
I given to the Press that he came here
I to severely whip Cheshire for articles
| about his father that have been pub||
lished in the Tribune. A few .minutes
after the first attack, Mr. Ches11
hire went in search of Aiken and
|j Carpenter, being informed that the
| stranger who attacked him was Bara11
well Aiken, and that Carpenter was
I j with him at the time of the attack.
I ' Cheshire met Carpenter coming out
i of store struggle ensued, and Car|
penter was being thrown to the pave :
ment. A struggle ensued, and Car|
j penter was struck several times and
| was kicked in the fact by (Jhesnire.
j Aiken came out of the store then and
J he attacked Cheshire. Officers and
I persons interferred.
j Aiken was placed under ten dolI
lar bond and Carpenter and Cheshire
I were placed under twenty-five dollars
| bond for their appearances at police
court tomorrow. Cheshire was later
I put under a $500 peace bond.
| A crowd of young people from
Toy complimented the camping party
at Little Mountain on Tuesday night
| with a moonlight picnic. Frances
Mabry, "Red" McMillan, Lowry Wilson
and Herman Stillwell went out
from Abbeville to help "chaperone"
the crowd.
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I only two cents for a m
I New Perfection Oil Coo
s v| / in many styles and
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I i gladly show them.
I Look for The Long.
Use Aladdin Security <
best results in Oil S
and Lamps
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I have now procured a preparation ?
which I can recommend to all my
friends as being a splendid remedy
for all forms of stomach and bowel ^ot
trouble, indigestion, bloating, sick
headache, heartburn, etc., and those
suffering from being "sick at the ,
stomach.". . _ . _ , 2c,
Natol Pineapple Pepsin compound ^ j
is sold on a positive guarantee of g
satisfaction or money back. It is
made from fresh pineapple juice and ^ ?
pure scale pepsin. I ask every man
and woman in Abbeville and the sur- ^fl1
rounding country who has stomach cu^
trouble of any kind t6 call and ex- ^
amine this splendid medicine. The agBj
McMurray Drug Company.
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Please return to Joel S. Morse and
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!3-8-l. '
rATE OF MRS. M. t. LYUN,.
DECEASED.
leo of Sottlomont and Application
for Final Duck&rg*. .
'ake Notice that on the 21st day
Lugust, 1916,1 will render a finjal
>unt of my accounts and- doingSxecutor
of the Estate of Mrs. M.
Lyon, deceased, in the office pf
ge of Probate for Abbeville Counit
10 o'clock, a. m., and on the
e day will apply for a final disrge
from my trust as such Exe>r.
...
11 persons having demands
inst said estate will present them
payment on or before that day,
ren and authenticated or be for:
barred.
ALPH LYON, Executor.
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