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m I Hi ? i 161 I HORSE Ri I I This is V I ' ?????? I FAIRFIELD. s Fairfield, Sept. 11.?There was a ^ reunion of the Young's at the home of Mr. Joe Young on last Monday, which was enjoyed by all. About eighty were present. All were there . except Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Young " - ' J ?- A TW-^o A P and iamuy, anu mi. ?uu ... Walker and family. There was plenty of hash and light bread besides !1 the picnic dinner. The outside guests b were: Messrs Harv;e Robinson, J. ? W. King, W. L. Burnside, Dr. L. W. Sheppard, Rev. and Mrs. R. F. f v Bradley, Frank Robinson, Sam Tal- 0 bert, J. Arch Talbert, Joe Lyons, of h McCormick, Miss Mary Bowick and lj . Walter Martin, also Mr. Harve Dren- 0 nan. | & ; Mr. Ben Gable is home from Tex., I s for a short while. He says that he is ? r here on particular business, will tell j g it later. . I f Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Bowen and s' little children, spent Sabbath after- b noon with Mrs. M. A. Bowen and ^ sisters, Misses Creswell. o Mrs. J. R. Creswell and daughter, q > Miss Kate, called at the home of Mrs a M. A. Bowen and sisters, the Misses b sHf*- Creswell. b t V Messrs J. F. and E. C. Young went to Abbetille one day last week j, on business. c Mrs. R. M. Wiley and little ones, b from Lethe, spent Sabath night with a her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Long j, Misses Nina and Allie Beauford, c from near Abbeville, spent part of k last week at the home of Mr. and i, I-.'y Mrs. S. T. Young. d Mr. 'Joel Young spent Thursday i night with little Oliver Ruse Young, f Mrs. Bobbie Culbertson, of Geor- 0 gia, has been visiting friends and ( relatives in and around Troy tor the f past week. She was the guest of Mrs b M. E. H. Young on last Tuesday, also tl her sister, Mrs. J. S. Burnette. Mr. W. D. Harling has returned to his home after staying awhile at ji Greenwood. He is still not improv- b ing in his healtn very mucn. h We hear the ting of the wedding 0 bells on route 1. 1, Miss Belle Walker from Hibler, z spent last week in Puckett. Town, the f guest of her brother, Mr. A..R. Wal- i ker. ? 8 The cotton gins started up last 5 week in Troy, and is doing good p business so far. Mr. J. W. Long sold s one bale that brought over one hun- j, dred dollars. Mr. T. A. Talbert sold 4 one for ninety-eight dollars. 2 Mr. Joe Young has had the job of making sorghum molasses for Mr. S. 0 T. Young last week. E Mr. Wardlaw Campbell and , little j sister. Mary Jane, spent Sabbath f night with relatives in Lethe. v Miss Belle Leard has been suffer- s, ing with a real sore foot for the past week. q BOOKS OF REGISTRATION TO CLOSE C Notice is hereby, given that the Books of Registration of Abbeville County, will open on the first Mon day in uctooer ana will De Kepi open for three consecutive days. At the q end of the third day the books will g\ be closed and will remain closed un- C( til after the general election in Nov- ft ember. P. A. Cheatham, Chairman, 8t R. H. Armstrong, to W. W. Boles, b< Board of Registration. is 2t ' di ' ir??is RUB OUT PAIN S with good oil liniment That's g< die surest way to stop them. si [The best rubbing liniment is si MUSTANG I IUIUCIIT UIIIIITIK.il I 1 Good for the Ailments of 1 E Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc. f Good for your own Aches, ^ Paint! Rheumatism, Spr&mi| a Cuts, Burns, Etc. 25c. 50c. $1. At all Dealer*. ^ I S r, A 5__ ,h-Class At ICES DAILY-I OUR FAIR?M * . ' / MASTER'S SALE. 'he State of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. Court of Common Pleas* Irs. Mary C. Gary, Plaintiff, against Irs. Eliza R. Gary, in her own right and as Exeeutrix of the Estate of Ernest Gary, deceased, and others, Defendants. By authority of a Decree of Sale y the Court of Common Pleas for Lbbeville County, in said State, made; a the above stated case, I will offer1 or sale at Public Outcry, at Abbeille C. H., S. C., on Salesday in Octber, A. D., 1916, within the legal ours of sale the following described md, to wit: All that tract or parcel f land situate, lying and being in ibbeville County, in the State aforeaid, dontaining Four Hundred and Tinety-three (493) Feet on Depot treet and Three Hundred and Thiry-three (333) feet on Magazine treet, within the city of Abbeville, ounded by lands formerly owned by ilfred Ellison, but now by the estate f Ernest Gary, deceased. Ernest fary, Magazine and Depot streets, nd by lands now or formerly oWned y Rachel Levy, the said premises eing known as the GaTy homeplace. Also all that tract or parcel of land i the city of Abbeville, state and ounty aforesaid, bounded on the east y Depot street, lot of Charlie Hearst nd by lots of Tom Jones, Rachel ?? J rirtwr koivi/v +VtQ X7Q_ icv^j aim ml ucoi> uoi j f wiug wv t?*ant lot on the South side ol the lot nown as the Gary home place, havig originally a frontage of one hunred and seventy-five (175) feet on >epot street and running bacjc 833 eet?but from which has been sold ff to Frances Lomax and by her to Iharlie Hearst a lot fronting 86 1-2 eet on Depot street and running adfc 86 1-2 feet?the same being in lie form of a square. Also all that tract or parcel of rod in the city of Abbeville containig one (1) acre, more or less, ounded by lands known as the Gary tome place, on the north, by lands f Alfred Ellison on the east, by Popir street on the south and by Magain? street on the west?with a rontage on Magazine street of 345 -2 feet and with a idepth on Poplar treet of 242 1-2 feet, more or less, laid lot to be sold in four equal arcels as near as possible?posses-1 ion to be given to the vacant lots I nmediately?that on which the welling stands on December 15th, 916. 141 Also all that lot of land in the city f Abbeville, bounded by lot of Judge Irnest Gary on two sides, by lot of larion Wilson and by lot of Alfred lllison, the same being the lot coneyed to judge Gary by Alfred Ellion. TERMS OF SALE?CASH. Purhaser to pay for papers and stamps. R. E. HILL, Master A. C., S. C. ALOMEL DYNAMITES A SLUGGISH LIVER i Calomel salivates! It's mercury, alomel acts like dynamite on a slugish liver. When calomel comes into >ntact with sour bile it crashes into .causing cramping and nausea. If you feel bilious, headachy, con ipated, and all knocked oat, just g/? > your druggist and get a 50 cent ittle of Dodson's Liver Tone, wHch a harmless vegetable substitute for ingerous calomel. Take a spoonful id if it doesn't start your liver and raighten you up better and quicker tan nasty calomel and without makig you sick, you just go back and it your money. If you take calomel today youll be ck and nauseated tomorrow; bedes, it may salivate you, while if ju take.Dodson's Liver Tone you ill wake up feeling great, full of nbition and ready for work or play. ,'5 harmless, pleasant and safe to ive to children; they like it.?Adv. INVITE" GREEK. OFFICIALS TO QUIT FLORINA Paris, Sept 11.?A dispatch to the ravan ntrAnf?v from Athens dated 'riday, says the German commandnt has "invited" the Greek authorises to quit Fiorina, where the Greek dministration will be suppressed. Fiorina is on the the railway in orthwestera Greece and about fifjen miles southeast of Monastir, erbia. kk* tractions 1! Mfi CASH PRIZE ake it a Success . . * ) ' * ? . I GainsThirty Pounds While Taking Tanlac r WIFE SAYS HUSBAND WAS HARDLY ABLE TO TURN IN BED FOR SIX MONTHS. \ I \ , ' i . \ After he had been given up to die and his children had been called to * his bedside from their homes in several States, Mr. J.< A. Busbee, of Clifton, S. C., a suburban town near Spartanburg, followed the advice of his son and others and took Tanlac. ; As a result, he gained 30 pounds in weight and was strengthened so much that h ewas able to walk around the farm and drive seven miles to Spartanburg in a buggy, according to the statement given on August 5th by , his wife. Mr. Busbee took three bottles of Tanlac, she said, and during the six i months immediately before he be- j gan to take Tanlac he had been so weak and ill with stomach trouble that he frequently required his wife's < assistance when turning in bed. Her i statement follows: > H i "My husband suffered from a very much run down and weakened , condition, apd from a severe form of stomach trouble. He had no appe- J tite at all, and he wasted away until he was just skin and bones. It, seemed that we could get no treat- j ment that would permanently improve him. He had been sick and unable to do anything for, about three years. | "We had to turn him in bed, he was so weak. He ate only a few bites a day . Once, before he began tak-1 ing Tanlac, he became so low that we telegraphed for the children to come at once. One sou, who lives at Birmingham, had heard of the great results that Tanlac had given '; sufferers with stomach trouble and, he insisted that his father take Tan-1 lac as a last result. And he began to pick up right away after he began taking it. "He has taken three bottles. It, changed him from a man on the, verge of the grave to a much stronger and happier man. It just worked a miracle almost for him. He gained in every way, and when the third bottle was gone he had gained SO nnnnHs in wpio-htL When he he gan taking Tanlac he could not walk at all, bat when he had taken three bottlesfhe was able to drive seven miles to Spartanburg in a buggy and walk over his farm. "Tanlac gave him a good appetite and improved his stoAach so much that he began to eat almost anything and a lot of it. Tanlac is due the credit for this great improvement. I am glad to recommend it and so is Mr. Busbee." Mrs. Busbee gave this statement because they agreed she could tell the better just how much improvement Tanlac had made in his condition. , Tanlac, the master medicine, ia sold exclusively by P. B. Speed, Abbeville; J. H. Bell & Sons, Due West; Cooley & Speer, Lowndesville; J. W. Morrah & Son, Mount Carmel: B. M. Fuller & Co., McCormiek; Covin & Leroy, Willington; J. T. Black, Calhoun Falls. Price $1 per bottk straight.?Adv. RUN DOWN??TRY PINEAPPLE PEPSIN WlHprlv neonle and those in BOOf health experience difficulty in keepink their normal weight. It is not the quantity of food eaten that produces health and flesh but the manner in which it is taken care of by the stomach. The average American eats too much and digests too little. Nature needs assistance, and it is best furnished by nature's own remedy, supplied in the form of Natol Pineapple Pepsin Compound, which is made from the juice of ripe, fresh pineapples and pure scale pepsin. It is sold on a positive guarantee of satisfaction. The McMurray Drug Company. LOST?Between Dr. Thomson's residence and the Presbyterian church, a black cameo scarf pin. Please return to Mrs. J. M. Lawson and get reward. ivill * j . ^ H H Kg ? 1 Hi ___^__L____ wmmrn?m?m?mmamm PLAGUE IS LOSING 1 ITS HOLD STEADILY New York, Sept 11?Encouraging results in the fight against infantile paralysis were indicated by tne de- . partment of health's report for the 24 hours ending at 10 a. m. today. Only 43 cases were discovered, or ^ only a little more than half the numher during the previous 24 hdurs. t The greatest decrease was in Brooklyn, where the disease first became widespread. The deaths numbered 25, against 21 yesterday, making the total fatal- * ities 1,856 out) of 7,839 cases re- e ported to date. / : i t 8 ; J BIG PELICAN KILLED. a .. .?V *./.* ** l ~ ; (/>. i, Atlanta, Ga. Sept ll'.r-^According r to an Atlanta man, who has just re- 8 turned from a visit to Arthur, Tenn., -? i beautiful pelican was killed on a ? farm near there a few days ago. It vas a large bird, white with black dps on the wings which measured leven feet from tip to tip. Its bill ^ neasured 12 inches in . length and u t stood five feet high. " ' aj % . ' . 1 " V EXTB Sea , Fini : \ But ment o: attracti , . on disp Lome can't ai ; and loo If! it is tru 111 TKe \ ! ' \HDfl t H H 'i '^m -^H '" H JH - h<>;. JH H XJ V^B -^H _. ' , 1 I JHJ HHIHHHIflHHIHlH =~a^^a^T^^==T^=~ 143,000,000 DOZENS .EGGS IN COLD STORAGE i . TTT tl J. O.-l 4 1 V_. 1>?. ft UMiiugwu, oepu ixi? twv uuuIred and twenty-one firms are hold* ng nearly five million cases of eggs, ibout 143,000,000 dozens?on cold torage, 'according to latest reports o the department of agriculture. The official report shows these figires 10 per cent less a month ago. / J1 MERCHANTMEN V TO FIGHT. Berlin, Sept., 11.? "Telegrams rom Rotterdam say the British government has announced to the Dutch ;overament that from the middle of Lugast all British merchant \shii>s re being armed, says the Overseas lews agency . "Ship captains have eceived from the British admiralty trict orders to use their armament n the high seas against all ships of nemy countries but to respect neural waters." r. <''T | *h ' ; V Cicero said: "Friendship is the only ling, in the world concerning the sefulness of which all mankind are greed." Hie Daylight Corner. IA! S t I > ? . I I.' ' ' y . , * ' rcity of all-wool Fabric 3 Grade, Pure Woolens despite this 'the most E all-wool fabrics in ti ve pattersn for men's s lay at our store. This lord to'overlook. k 'em over, and you'll ly something extra. i most magnificent sho^ i jofiitt, Knapp and Stetson ** A AN A A 1.50 to $>.UU rfCf^r\ The Man's Store. t ? i HHHHHHHBHHHHHHr '' |H m ^Hail* I nit | ?*?v-j v* i" ' (Declaration, of Principles?Knights ' ,1 .. of Pythias.) The order of Knights of /Pythias (founded in Friendship, Charity and 1? Benevolence, which it proclaims as '. - - _ 1 - its cardinal principles) strives ; .to . 1 gather into* one mighty fraternity | worthy men who appreciate the true meaning of friendship;,who are can-' 1 tious in word and act; who y love troth; who are brave in defending1 right; whose honor is untarnished; whose sense of justice will prevent ^ to the ^b est of their ability, a personal act or word injurious to the worthy, whose loyalty to principle, tp family, % to friends, i to their country and to ti^e constituted authority under which they enjoy citizenship is undoubted;; and who, at all times are prepared to do unto others as they would that others should do' unto them." Friendship is the matchless aim of ' '* the Order, With this bond we are linked to service of the better self f . ; \'\ '!% to the "en^ of the journey." 1 .. w .V. /> ; f | ,.' ' :v: . ' ire's Real - _ mi News . . : 'V..I ' ' : . . . i ' V , 1 s! . Hard to Get complete assortle Season's most ' tylish clothes aer is an event you 11 i agree with us that ring of Fall Hats, 11 \ 'A JL *' ' 'f \ t 4 * J