Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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COMMISSIONERS ON I WAY FROM MEXICO c , c Mexico City, Sept. 11.?The Mexi- t can commissioners, who are to en- j deavor to settle with an American ^ commission points in dispute between the United States and Mexico, departed for New York Sunday. Luis nraeidont n-f the Mp*ir#n c VOU1 ?) J^*VW4V?VUV V* WUV I u commission, accompanied by James t Lynn Rodgers, the American repre- i sentative to the Carranza govern- 1 ment, procedeed to Vera Cruz, i: whence they iyill sail today for Key v West on board the United States i transport Dixie. AlbfHo J. Pani and f 1 t B wmihoiiww SvM \ IHBSC/ IfiSp IBB \E*4J h / HimnMH JiHW rHKl "POi AS A CUG , "T'VE been cookir A a hot, dirty cos New Perfection Oil stove with the Jong b Gas stove comfort m The long blue chimn ' odorless heat and las I ruiiico 1 f rrlTToe n \_cxuov_ il givw a p'UiL It turns on and off ] \ Saves your time, stre Fuel cost?only 2 ce 6 people. New Perfections ar styles and sizes. i Consult your dealer, in stock or can get you want. Look for The Lory t ' Use Aladdin Security best results in Oil and Lamps STANDARD 01 ? (New Jei Washington, D. C. BALTIM Norfolk, Va. 1 MD, .. Richmond,. Va. ./"Y"' "ITS THE LONG \ d 1 I FOR SJ 'I ' The Lawson place, > jP acres, just 2 miles fr || f the city of Abbeville. S| two tenant houses, lar 9 stables. A good pasta B ing land. BK A ? A AIM / /J /)/?7 7) f\ LJ. HW I/O U? tU(/U>? IbU Can give good term robt. s. ?? ?? ~ " " ; r gnacio Bonillas, the other memDers ?f the commission, proceeded for 5alitillo, where they were expected o arrive this morning. On reaching Jaltillo, they will decide whether to ake the Eagle Pass or aredo route. RECOGNIZED THE UNIONS. Shamokin, Sept. 11?Sixteen thouland authentic mine workers who had ied up all Philadelphia and Reading ind Susquehanna Coal company colieries in -this district for eleven days a an effort to unionize the mines, oted today to returh to work . tomorrow. It was declared that their eforts were successful. OL I UMBER!" I lg too, but not on , I if range. I use a I ! Cook Stove, the I lue chimney." I ] ath kerosene oil. I ; Ley assures a clean, 1 , ting content, be- I ct draft. I ] like gas. I 1 :ngth and money. I ] nts for a meal for 1 e made in many | He carries them for you the size \ j Blue Chimney r Oil to obtain the Stoves, Heaters ' ' ' L COMPANY r*?y) ORE Charlotte, N. C. > Charlftdtnn. W. V*I >v Charleston, S. C? 6 e, ME 1 i containing 54 14 hi om the center of BP A good dwelling, S i ge barn and good : y ire and fine farm- fr>AMi) "t/Mk( O/l/MI /)/lM A j i/# oviiwunv* asa < LINK I iWffffln ilHHl Iri wMMV Wil WBB8WB RnUi . ;'! ' ... ' . '..' .. ': ' :<; '. ' . LONG CANE. <= Long Cane, Sept. 4.?Misses Onie and Azalie Carroll of the city, spent the week-end with Misses Eva and AJOWtiV A' llil VJ t ? Mr. and Mrs. Will Hill and children of near Lowndesville, spent a tt, few days of last week with Mr. and ' Mrs. J. A. Ellis. ^ ? Mr. W. D. Beauford was a visitor to the city Saturday. ja Miss Gertrude McMahan, of the .g city, spent a few days of last week with her grandmother, Mrs. W. T. , King. 01 Misses Agnes McKellar, of Green- ^ wood, and Clara Beauford spent the week-end in the city with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McKellar. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bosler and pij children, of Fonville, spent Thursday jt and Friday with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. tic Beaufor^ and family. * * a J Mr. and Mrs. Luther Botts of the ?r( city, spent the week-end with Mr. Oi and Mrs. Luther Clamp. Misses Nina and Allie Beauford spent last week in Bethia and Troy with friends and relatives. ^ Misses Eva and Estelle Finley spent Monday evening with 'Miss Gertrude McMahan. I ** Miss Linnie Beauford was.shoping ' in the city Saturday. ' Miss Fannie Mae Stevenson was Rhnnninc in the citv Saturday of last 01 , ? " I OI we Mr. L. F. Finley spent Wednesday in Bethia with Mr. and Mrs. G. H. ^ Beauford. ^ Mr. W. T. King spent Sunday ^ afternoon with M. W. D. Beauford. ^ Mr. J. A. Eilis was a visitor to the ^ city Saturda^. 1 Mr. Ben King was a visitor to the\ city Saturday. j ^ , . ' ' tu GRAND JURY PRESENTMENT, be t\* At The Term of Court Ju?t Ended.? ha Regret Lots of Solicitor Cooper. , a p UJ State of South Carolina, f County of Abbeville. To His Honor Judge Bowman, pre- Sc \ siding:? be We have investigated and reported ^ upon all documents presented by the i. Solicitor. t ' By committee we have visited the ar County Farm and Jail, making a pe thorough inspection of both institu- . . tions, and find it a source of congratulation to report them in such aE excellent condition. sa No complaint from any source has ha reached our body during the year, a fery unusual circumstance?which p .ve are pleased to report | We find lawlessness oh the decrease in our County, having been able to dispense with the summer pm term of Court, and a light docket for this term. \ jg The annual examination of County | offices, as required by law, has been ( finished, and the report filed in the office of the Clerk of Coilrt for Ab- | beville County, which report shows t jach and every officer doing his full ? 3uty, and every requirement fully I net?-and we take the liberty of sug- f jesting that no County in the State lias a more gentlemanly, or more I efficient set of officers than ours. [ In conclusion we beg to express jut regret that circumstances are 1 such that we are to lose the services [ >f our efficient Solicitor, and com- i aiend him for the fairness and im partiality with which he has con- ( iucted his official actions while soli- [ litor, and we bespeak for him the bright future awaiting the fearless ft and upright v ' f Thanking the officers of the Court and His Honor for courtesies ex- I tended, we respectfully submit V M. E. Hollingsworth, Foreman Grand Jury. Abbeville, S. C., Sept. 6, 1?16. [ SEES WAR'S END I BY AUGUST NEXT [ General BruatilofF Make* a Predic- I tlOD. I London, Sept. 10.?Gen. Brussil off, in an interview with the corres- 5 pondent of the Daily Chronicle at the ^ Russian front, predicts the end of the war by August next. v L "The Austro-Hungarian army* as- [ sailed from all sides," he said, "won't ? be able to stand much longer before \ the horde of enemies who are hurling themselves against it and preparing J co increase tne vigor 01 tneir blows. | The intervention of Roumania is an v event of the first order. I am no * prophet; the future is in God's hands | But if I had to make a hypothesis, | I should be inclined to think that the ? month of August, 1917, might see the I end of our memorable work. I "The present war is one which it is impossible for the allies to lose, al- I though a great deal remains to be | accomplished. A successful result is * already in our hands; the game is al ready won." ( A Scientist in Stomach Troubles With Local Druggist J ' Every man or woman in Abbeville J County should call at our store this week and next and investigate Natol I Pineapple Pepsin Compound, the new [ and scientific remedy for all stomach I disorders. Not a patent medicine t but nature's corrective made from pure pineapple juice, scale pepsin J and other ingredients which make it I similar to the digestive fluids of the I stomach. I heartily endorse this [ splendid preparation. If you have | tried other remedies that failed, I g will guarantee this one to you. The 5 McMurray Drug Company. . . v. ;:. I I, k- V .'.J WA-.V. - A T- - GEORGIA'S FIRST WOMAN LAWYER BEGINS PRACTICE Atlanta, Ga. Sept. 11.?After Sevral years of ceaseless activity, Mrs. [innie Anderson Hale, of this city, nally has obtained the right to pracce law in the state of Georgia. The Portia" bill was recently passed by le general assembly and signed by overnor Harris. Mr^. Hale, who is the first woman wyer registered under the new law, a graduate of the Atlanta , law hool, and since 1911, the year of i graduation, has waged a continuis campaign for recognition before le bar. j ZEMERINE STOPS ITCHING If you suffer from eczema, itch, copies, etc., give Zemerine a trial, stops the itching, allays the irritam and soon your skin is restored to healthy condition. 60c and $1.00 Bowden-Simpson Drug Co., or om Zemeriine Chemical Co., angeburg, S. C. NOTICE. k. ITn;t~l w... tern District of South Carolina. Whereas, on the 31st day of May, )16, the United States of America ed a libel in the District Conrt of ie United States for the Western istrict of South Carolina, against lei hundred and eighty sacks, more > less, of oats, each sack containing proximately one hundred and sixty tunds, in the possession of parties lknown to the informant, in the ity of Abeville, S. C., marked as Hows, to-wit: "159 1-4 lbs." and ascribed on the invoice as "Mixed ed oats," in a cause of forfeiture; id . Whereas, by virtue of process in ie form of law, to me directed, re rnabie on tne lztn aay oz aeptemsr, 1916/ I have seized and taken reive sacks of the Baid oats, and ive them in my custody; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that District Court will be held in the aited States court room in the city Rock Hill, on the 13th day of iptember 1916, if .the same shall ! a day of jurisdiction, if not, en on the first day of jurisdiction ereafter, for trial of said premises, id the owner, or owners,, and all irsons who may have, or claim, any terest, are hereby cited to be and tpear at the time and place aforeid, to show cause, if pny they ive, why a final decree should not lis as prayed. C. J. Lyon, United States Marshal. .fitmzigraigraiiiiiuaiaiiui Fill V * ' ' (: " r ' / / Youi ed < mod bee you 4 furn can Trial Let I I W. A. imzmMiannnraMf I S f ; . r I MURDERED GRANDCHILD, THEN KILLED HERSELF NishviUe, Tenn., Sept. 11.?Mrs Callahan, 60, Saturday night cut the throat of her 18-months-old grandchild and then committed suicide, slashing her throat with a razor. The doubletr agedy was enacted at Roellen, a village six miles from Dyersburg, Tenn. The mother of the babe was asleep and knew nothing of the tragedy until the father, Claude Haddon i I Com 1 Announce a stum 1 very latest and most 1 Coat Suits, Dresses, 5 I long coats. 1 We also state tha 1 usual complete stock | line of wearing app; | children, calling spe | Dress O j Hoisery | arid 5hc I Give lis a call an arinouncement to be 1 a ' 1 HADDON & I ( \ ' lannnnnniinnnmrn i > \ *; ' * if if i mm m ?? complete < erate exp< us for anyt neeJ in h ishfllgs. please you I is all we us show CALU aiaiaianniaiMiEiai - \ * ' ' . Green, a clerk in a tsore, returned home at midnight and found the :'M bodies in the yard. The deed of the aged woman was the result of brood'ing over the fact that she and the * baby were soon to be separated. - -*y'H Addison said: "Friendship improves happiness and abates misery by doubling our joys and dividing J & Wilson | pany I ling collection of the j up-to-date models in \ Separate Skirts, and j t we are carrying our 1 : in everything in the j arel for women and j cial attention to our j ] oods | :| Igg | d we will prove this | WILSON CO. | j annnnimnnnniafiiP ure nish- h r I it a jj ;nse. || hing | ouse || 1 We li . A ' j! ;1 ask. jj '1 you. | *| TSRT j mnnmaiannianizn^ - . .r'. ' .. ; .v' ' f *-. -