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Mrs. A. M. Reid of Edgewoqd,
was in the city Wednesday shopping.
Misses Mary and. Sarah Perrin
wPTit down to Greenwood yesterday
and spent the day.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nickles, of Abbeville,
spent yesterday in the city.?
Index-Journal.
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Miss Eliza Lindsay returned yesterday
from Clinton, where she has
been visiting relatives.
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M*6. ft. S. Owens is here from
McCcrmick visiting her friend, Miss
Mar^-Quarlee Link.
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* Mr. James Clark, who has been
visiting his* sister in Monroe, return
ed to the city Wednesday.
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John T.'Poore, of Calhoun Falls,
and Claude McAllister, of Latimer,
served on the jury'this week.
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' Mrs. W. S. Jordan came down from
( Due West Wednesday to see The
Birth of a Nation at the opera house.
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Little Julia Barnwell is a victim
' of the "flu" and has been quite sick
for the past two days.
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' C. E. Williamson of Abbeville, was!
registered at the Imperial Hotel at
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uneuvuiv mvuuojr.
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Mr. F. S. Hutchison, of Lowndesrille,
has been in Abbeville this week
scaring his country as a member of
the. petit jury.
3|r. N. Erasmus Simpson, one of
the largest farmers of the county,
TO the city on Tuesday on busi-j
) nets.
Prof. Robert Coleman came up
from Charleston Tuesday and is
spending this week with his home
folks. ' .
Mioooo lfmnto ond Rocao rnchrsn
I of Anderson, ZE" spend Saturday;
night and Sunday in the- cit? with
Misses Hannah and Carrie Cochran.
B. R. Tolbert, who lives on the'
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Greenwood road and who is an ex
pert farmer, served on the jury dur,
ing the present week.
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Several B. M. I. baseball fans were I
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in town Tuesday. They were on;
their way home after getting badly j
beaten by Erskine in their first game'
of the season. \
Mrs. Belle Chapman, Miss Margar-i.
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Ict ovveceii-uuig aiiu ifiia2?#-vjriui;c xjiiiiv
went over to -Greenwood Wednesday;
to take a look at the big tpwn and:
the styles.
Joseph Murray, Esq., of McCormick,
was in attendance on court on
Wednesday. Mr. Murray is a raember
of the McCormick Bar, and is
-naking good in his new home.
Mr. Nicholas,Kapatanakos, who for
some time conducted the Columbia
C:\ndy Kitchen, has returned to the
city from Anderson, to accept a potion
with^the new owners of the
firm. *
NEW EOOKS AT LIBRARY.
N The following new books have
been received at the Library. Friends
of the institution dre urged to keep
iup their subsciptior. ar.d to make u?c
of the books:
In Another Girl's Shoes.
A Diversity of Creatures.
The Dei*elict.
' The Daredevil.
The Shadow Line.
The Definite Ouject.
The Dark St?r.
Innocent.
On the Branch.
The Hundredth Chance.
Please remember that the library is
open every Tuesday and Friday afternoon's
from 3:30 until 6 o'clock.
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A PROCLAMATIIN.
April 7th, 8th and 9th Designated by'
Governor as Jpwish War Relief j
Days in 'State.
For long centuries the great ma-|
jority of Jewish peoples have been!
oppressed politically, and in other,'
ways have been harassed. They have
had no nation and no home, except
under dominion ^of other peoples.
"3ut the Jews have not allowed their
race to be lost, despite autocracy and
the unfriendly attitude of many of
'heir European rulers. Palestine,
i their ancient home, has long been
under the heel of the cruel Turk; old
i Russia, where approximately half of
I the fourteen million Jews of the
j world reside, was none too kind to
! them. Autocratic Austria-Hungary,
j where another million lived, gave
j them small opportunity for self as|
sertion. Relatively few Jews have
i enjoyed the freedom of England or,"
: France, .and only some three to fourj
j million enjoy the freedom of the Un-|
| ited States. j S
The Jews have subsisted in hope 11
of a better day. The dawn of that;
day is at hand, for rights of the'
smaller peoples have been written in
to international ethics. But the Jews. *
^ of Europe cannot see or attain the (r
goal if they^ are to be left starving j?
\nd in rags. Their plight in Poland A
is pitiable, as it is in other parts of j1
old Russia; neither do those residing
in old Austria-Hungary enjoy full opportunity.
Having given generously to various!
war funds, and having fought?well]
' in battle lines, the Jews of America
now ^sk their Gentile fellow citizens
to come to their assistance. They
cannot alone rescue their brothers in
^Europe. Their appeal to the populace
as a whole is a worthy appeal.
The world owes much to the Jews of 3
old and to the Jews of today.
Therefore, I, Rotyert A. Cooper, \
Governor of South Carolina, do designate
^Pril seventh, eighth and ninth
as Jewish War Relief Days in this
state, and do call upon the people to lend
an attentive ear to the cries of F
distress from the Jews in Europe.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto
set my hand- atkl- seal this seventeenth
day of March, in the year
of Our Lord, One Thousand ^nd Nine Hundred
Nineteen. ; F
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R. A. Cooper, Governor.
Attest:
W. Banks Dove, ,
Secretary of State.
. A HAPPY MARRIAGE. F
Mrs. Virginia Nelson and Mr. W. j
Henry Wharton, of Waterloo, were:
happily married Wednesday, March
26th, 1919, at the home of her daugh- ter,
Mrs. J. R. Nickles, on North Main F
Street. The wedding was a quiet af-j
fair, only the most intimate friends
of the family being present. The
house was made pretty with many
vases of carnations and at the ap- .
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pointed time the interesting cere- C
mony was .performed by Rev. L. J.
Bristow.
After the ceremony a delightful
salad course was served after which
Mr. and Mrs. Wharton left for Waterloo,
where they will make their j
home. . ' 'f 1 R
Mrs. Wharton hns made her homei
| in Abbeville for several years and,
; has formed a circle of devoted j
1 friends who wish her every happiness j
I and congratulate Mr. Wharton sin'
corplv (in Viic <rnr?H liirfc *
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i Mr. Charles Wharton of Green|
wood, and Mr. John Wharton of Waterloo,
and Miss Genevieve duller f
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were here for the wedding. ,
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COL. P. It. COBB ON THE MA?. "
Coj. P. K. Cobb, who agrees with
'us that plumbers know more than.
vjttcn buyers and furniture dealers,'
and are bettor-looking, has subscribed
for The Press and Banner.
He tells'us that he is a finer newsj
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nr.nev correspondent than Dot.e Smith
arid no premises u.s that if Dote.
: wv'tos another letter to this paper he
i will reply to it and show Dote a few
aht>ut hc.v to handle tV.c King's
English.
He also want? it to he known that I
. he still in -the plumbing business,
and is charging full prices for full
J time, time and a half for ever Lime
and a iiicle the rise of it. If you
reed him phone to the office of (I. A.
Harrison, and call for hir. private sec]
retary, Tcmmie Harrison.
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THE NATIONALLY S
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ACCEPTED WALL TINT <
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ALABASTINE
instead of Kalsamine or Wall
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No danger lurks in Alabastined >
Walls?just pure, clean sur-.
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faces of entrancing beauty?
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Kills disease, germs and vermin.
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All colors in stock.
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PREACHING AT SHARON y
Rev. J. L. Daniel will preach at
Sharon Church next Sunday after- ^
loon at 4 o'clck.
A COMING! If
Pictures for Sparks' big circus are d
>osted all over town and are doing
nuch to distract the pious thoughts r
>f both old and young. The circus
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vill be at Greenwood, on the 8th of
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WANTS |y
'OR SALE:?Porto Rico and Nancy f]
Hall Potato Plants, 1000 $2.50; 5,- t?
000 $2.26; 10,0000 $2.00 for 1,000
at our beds. Shipment any time
Tiima 1 KfV?
up IV UUMW xwvu*
BROCK PLANT CO.
t-28-lst June. Honea Path, S. C. **
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VANTED:?I will buy your,Liberty ^
Bonds. J. CALVERT THOMSON w
- at Farmers Bank, Abbeville, S. C ^
3-25-2t. C. '*]
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rOR SALE;?The Home Place of the 'V
latp Geo. White, Jr., on upper
Main Street. Good house, good
barn and 30 acres land. Apply to ol
3-21-tf. T. G. WHITE, h.
"OR SALE:?Ginnery outfit, including
3 gins, boiler, engines, etc. Also
a good binder. See or write, Mrs. '
M. E. Beauford, Abbeville, S. C.,
Route 4. 3-21-3t Pd.
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:OR SALE:?Vacant lot on Maga-:
'zine Street, opposite Riehnrd Sond-1
ley, between Flynn'-t and McDonald's.
This lot is a beauty. 100 by
250 feet. Price $1000.00.
1-24-tf. s S. H. ROSENBERG.'
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AINTING AND ROOFiNG?If you
desire your house re-covered, or
the roof painted, write COLTON
CHASE, City, care Water and
Light Plant. 3-21-3t. Pd.
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:OTTON FARMERS:?If you want j
Wannamaker's Improved Cleveland J
Big Boll seed to plant, write or
phone W. S. COTHRAN, or S. J.
LINK. Prices furnished on application.
3-21-tf.
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MILLIONS HARDY FROST PROOF
CABBAGE PLANTS?from selected
"seed, any variety, now Until !
May. $2 per 1,000; 10,000, $1.50.
Porto Rico Sweet Potato plant"?,
$2.35 per '1,000. Send us your orders.
ENTERPRISE ,TKTTCK !
FARM, Georgetown, S. C. 3-11. i
"OR SALE:?Fresh Iieifer, 3 yrs ]
old. Price $75.00. t. E. BOWIE, i
Route 2, Donalds, S. C. 3-7-6t Pd j
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IIDES?The high prices we pay for a
hides and the good weight will en- ;l
able all our ol.l hide customers !
around Abbeville to box and ship "
green cow and horse hides by cx- i
press direct to u.* at Athens, Ga.?j
over the Seaboard. Write n- me on
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post card for tag.-; and quotation*.
Grce ; h:<L^ 17c. per lb. Mule and j
hor.:e hides, $3.50 eneh. Mr. 1T. ji
IJiiGC'E FA NT, new at Alliens ,
with Allien'. IliJj Co., \\::'jlesale j
de-.lers. 2-21-2mo. I'd. 1
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C:R. SALE, REAL ESTATE:?CIO j
acrc:; Jit-Conn icl: county, 12 j
miles frcm AMicvjlJc. T'.ite f-rn i
can 1)2 divided into throe tr cs i
of about 100 acres. Will toil a.I ;
-or part. ? 1 ">.00 per acrcx for the I
whole tract or 917.50 if divided. j
S. TI. ROSENBERG. 1-21-tf. *
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Fairfield, March 27.?The farmer
n this vicinity are all busy planting
ome have been sowing oats.
Mrs. E. C. Young and little dear!
pent one day last week with Mrs. J
1. Adams.
^Ir. and Mrs. H. G. Bowen anc
hildren spent Sabbath with Mrs. M
l. Bowen and the Misses Creswell.
Mr. Thos. F. Young of Pucketl
'own, dined with his cousin, David
'oung, Sabbath.
Mrs. J. W. Young^and daughters
Irs. J. L. Russell and children, Mrs,
[. G. Bowen and children, Mrs. J,
[. Adafts and little one, also Mrs. E,
!. Young and children were Mrs.
. T. Young's pleasant company last
uesday.
Mrs. T. A. Talbert and little Haris
Creswell spent Tuesday at the
ome of Mr. Joe Young..
Mr. and Mrs. M. Yarborough and
ttle ones spent Sabbath afternoon
it nf- mi j if* _ rr.li*. .
itn rnr. inos. ana ivuss ^euie L.ang>y.
Miss May Belle Young spent Tuesay
night with Miss Ruth Young.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Adams and
ttle son, Randolph, spent Sabbath
ith Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Young.
Little Thos. Spence spent Saturay
night and Sabbath with his aunt,
fiss Zellie Langley.
Miss Lindel Young spent Saturday
ight with her cousin, May Belle
oung.
Miss Maggie Young called to see
"iends-in Puckett Town Sabbath af rnoon.
THE BOOK CLUB, t The
Book Club met with Mrs. W.
. Greene Wednesday afternoon from
>ur to six. A pleasant feature of
tfe afternoon was the presence of
[rs. George E. Prince, yrho told of
te origin and meaning of the word
Bolsheviki" and of the Czecholoyak
people. What she had to say
as interesting and full of informaon.
Mrs. Robert Coleman and Mrs.
orace McAllister were also guests
: the club. W"
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When its's \
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tells the story oi
has gone
Real economy rr
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right tim<
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Spring outfit ro e
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time to cut down
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leans right buy-'
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$35.00, $40.00
Suits at
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