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Mrs. W. W. Johnson spent Wednesday
in Greenwood.
Miss Gladys Edwards Is visiting
relatives in Monterey.
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Mr. and Mrs. K. U. liagen 01 rrusperity
were in town Wednesday.
Miss Sophie Reames is in NinetySix
this week visiting friends.
Clyde Yoder and H. B. Cogburn
spent Tuesday night in Spartanburg.
Miss Kathleen Bates of Van Wyck,
it> visiting her brother, Carlisle Bates.
Miss Lillie Clark leaves today for
Augusta to visit her brother, George
Clark. .
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Miss Helen Edwards left Wednes-1
? ? +?<?> rtovo uic?+ +n friends in
Uttjr iui a ucii uuju ?4w.v
Van Wyck.
Miss Mary Adams leaves today for
Baltimore to visit her aunt, Miss
Annie Wham.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sherard of Calhoun
Falls, are visiting Mrs. Dendy
Miller.
Miss Cleobelle Clary of Atlanta, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. F. Clary.
Mrs. J. C. Ellis spent last week in
Greenville with her friend, Mrs.
Medlock.
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Miss Bertha Hall is at home from
a visit to relatives in Anderson.
Miss Annie Roche, of Washington,
D. C.j is here for a two weeks visit
to her father, Mr. P. A. Roche.
Mr. Wallace Wardlaw of Augusta,
is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
S. M. Wardlaw, near the city.
Mra. Hugh Bowen of Antreville,
spent several days last week here
with her father, Mr. J. H. Barksdale.
* Miss Helen Britt, of McCormick,
is in the city on a visit to her cousin,
-> Miss Lydia Owen.
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Misses Bessie and Sara Gaston, of
McCormick, are on a visit to rela
tives in the city.
Misses Glendale and Elizabeth
Bowen of Antreville, spent last week
here with their aunt, Miss Annie
Barksdale.
Gapt W. J. Bryson is off for his
annual trip to Cashiers Valley, N.
to visit his mother.
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jut. ana inn. u. jr. nauimuuu, ui
Spartanburg, are visiting friends in
Abbeville this week.
Mr. James Cheatham left this week
for Tate Springs, Tenn., where he
will spend ten days.
Mr. Eugene DuPre, of Walhalla,
was a business visitor in Abbeville
this week.
Mrs. Jas. S. Cochran left Wednesday
for New York to attend to fall
and winter buying.
R. C. Philson, of Philson and Henry,
returned Wednesday from a businaaB
tnn tvf +U7A WOpVa tn Npw Ynrlf
and other eastern markets.
Miss Margaret Tuggle, the attractive
guest of Miss Mary Hill Harris,
left Wednesday for a short visit with
friends in Union, after which she will
return to Abbeville.
Miss Mary Rudisail will leave Sat
urday for the mountains of North
Carolina for a stay of two weeks.
' ! She will visit her home in Spartani
btirg on her way to' North Carolina.
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V New York Cotton Market. V
"V October 31.79 30.50 Vj
V Dec 31.30 32.66 Vj
V January 31.20 31.62 Vj
V March 31.08 32.57 Vj
V May ...... 31.08 32.60 Vj
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Attended Mann Reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Edwards, of;
Pineville, N. C., guests of Mr. and(
, Mrs. J. M. Wilkinson, attended the|
Mann reunion held near Abbeville (
recently.
Red Cross Notes.
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Mrs. J. R. McWhite, Cold Springs,
has been appointed chairman of the!
Home Service Section, Red Cross, in1
I her township.
Mrs. Meta Brownlee Salley has
leen. appointed to the same position!
for Brownlee Township.
W. L. Peeples, of the Abbeville;
Insurance and Trust Co., will assist;
I Mrs. Coleman in handling all ques-j
tions relating to government insur,
ance.
1 Holding Demonstration.
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Miss Mary Lou Bowie, County j
Demonstrator, is holding a tomato
canning demonstration in Lowndesville
today. A series of demonstraI
tions are being held in every section
of the county, three being held last
week. \
Sacred Heart Catholic Church.
Sunday August 17th: The third
Sunday of the month. Tenth Sunday
after Pentecost. The usual monthly
services will be held.
9:00 A. M., Congregational Com:
munion and Mass.
i Those desiring to receive communion
should do so at this Mass as
there will not be any mass on Monday
morning. The public will be
welcome to all the services.
The Book Club.
The Book Club m&t with Mrs. Al-J
lien Long Wednesday afternoon.'
1 There was an unusual number of,
members in attendance and in the
discussion of current topics the time
was devoted to talk of the passing of
Mr. Carnegie.
The visitors present were Miss.
Lucy Powell of Pansy Ga., and Missj
Lil Carlisle, of Spartanburg.
Leaving Abbeville.
Mr. and Mrs.. Herbert Allen left
Abbeville Thursday for Greenwood,
where they will make their home in
the future Mr. Allen being mana.ger
of the Oil Mill at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen have made
warm friends among our people who!
give them up with regret and whoj
wish them success and happiness inj
their new home.
WELL KNOWN COMPANY TO
BE HERE ALL NEXT WEEK
The Kadell Kritchfield Dramatic |
Company featuring Mr. Frank A.I
, Stolle and Miss Clara Hambleton will j
open a weeks engagement here next;
Monday night.
This year the company is carrying |
a cast composed of the best reper-j
toire artists ever seen through the
South.
Royalty Plays never before pre-j
sented by any tent show will be of-j
fered to the public during their en-:
gagement here.
Vaudeville specialties by artists;
J engaged for that particular pur-!
pose will be featured between acts!
and in the concert.
Monday night the company will
j present "Marian Grey," a Semi Ru!
ral Comedy Drama in four acts. This j
!! play has a beautiful plot of heart interest
with just enough comedy to
make it a big success.
Other plays to be presented are:
"The Man of the Hour." "The Minister's
Daughter," ''Within the Law,"
the "Mountaineers Vendetta." and
"Thorns and Orange Blossoms."
There will be a complete change
of plays and vaudeville specialties at
each performance.
Prices?Children 25 cents, adults,
35 cents. Curtain rises promptly at
8:30, new time. Come early.
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NORMS' j
EXQUISITE
CANDY
EACH WEEK BY EXPRESS
IF YOU DON'T SEND HER
NORRIS' THE
OTHER FELLOW WILL
The
McMurray Drug Co
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Service* at Long Cane.
Services will be held at Upper
Long Cane Presbyterian Church as
usual next Sunday morning, despite
the announcement made from the'
pulpit to the contrary. Important
meeting of officers after the service.
H. D. Corbett, Pastor.
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Hold On to Insurance.
"I'm hanging on to my war insurance,"
said a returned soldier in J
Atlanta tne otner aay. iwu reasons?I
can't get any other for as
little money, and, as a matter of t
fact, I can't get any other at all. m
Can't stand the physical examinatibn
now." '
The soldier, now discharged and
back at his old work in civil life,
showed plainly that he had the idea.
War insurance is good business. It is
a good investment. It is the cheapest
insurance that ever was. And the
discharged soldier has five years in
which to convert it into any one of
half a dozen or more different types.
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Miss Emma Cothran Marries. j
Greenwood, Aug. 11.?Quite a;
surprise to their many friends was
the marriage of Miss Emma Cothran1
and J. Ives Townsend, which tookj .
place July 28. The young couple mo-j j
tored to Anderson and were married i
by Dr. Foster, pastor of the Presbyterian
church of that place. They
left immediately after the ceremony
in their car for parts unknown. Ai-j
ter a wedding trip they will go to:
New York, where Mr. Townsend will:
be in business.
Miss Cothran is the eldest daugh-|
ter of the late Capt. John Cothran i
of this place. She has made her home
here with Mrs. Annie C. Durst until
recently when she went 'to live with
her uncle, Thomas P. Cothran of
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Greenville.
Mr. Townsend was formerly connected
with the Bank of Greenwood.
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"Miss Cothran is well known in ^
A bbeville having made her home here
with her uncle, Mr. W. S. Cothran,
some years ago.
QUOTATIONS ON FRUIT TREES 1
Fruit trees are some higher than|
they were last year. Below I am
giving a price list of fruit trees for
your benefit. I saw an agent in the
county selling fruit trees very high.
He was offering peach, pear and apple
trees for $9.00 per dozen or 75c.
each. The trees this agent was sell- \
ing could not be any better than the I
ones I quote you below. What is the c
use to pay such a high price for fruit E
trees when they can be bought direct s
for one-third the price that this e
agent was selling them for. Be sure
and see your county agent beforej
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placing your oraer ior lruii, ticco,
unless you want to give more forj _
them. j ^
Apple trees, 3 to 5 feet high, 20
to 25 cents each.
Peach trees, 2 to 5 fee t high, 15
to 25 cents each. ,
Pear trees, 3 to 5 feet high, 25e.
each.
Cherry trees, 3 to 4 feet high. 25
to 30 cents each.
Plum trees, 3 to 5 feet high, 30
to 35 cents each.
Pecan trees, 2 to 3 feet buds, 55 J b
to 75 cents each. I ii
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Shade trees, 30 to 75 cents each, d
W. A. Rowell,
County Agent. 7
JURORS FOR SEPTEMBER
TERM OF COURT,
GENERAL SESSIONS
Said dourt will convene September
1, 1919.
H. B. Mattison?4.
J. S. McLain?4.
W. L. McCord?11. ,
W. T. Strawhorn?6.
Wayman Bowen?12.
Thomas Stevenson?6.
Monroe Burriss?14.
R. L. Shumate?11.
J. T. Simmons?11.
S. T. Ramey?10.
R. P. Blanchett?14.
Orr Clinkscales?13.
D. A. Wardlaw, Jr.?10.
J. A .Cannon?6.
W. B. Uldrick?6.
R. H. Shaw?13.
L. B. Speer?14.
C. H. Edwards?7.
R. S. Ellis?11.
J. R. Todd?5.
E. G. Stokes?12.
F. E. Smith?6.
L. 0. Ashley?5.
J. L. Mcllwaine?6.
R. R. Fisher?5.
J. B. Smith?6.
Q T FicVio*. 1 9
J. L. Ellis?13.
R. T. Broadwell?13.
J. R. Winn?6.
Earl Murdock?12.
T. G. Sutherland?14.
W. L. Kennedy?13.
W. C. McNeill?10.
W. W. Kay?12.
Joe B. Wilson?11. I
Engraved cards and wedding invi-l
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WAISTS [l
5TRAYED or STOLEN from pas-|
ture of home of Lewis P. White,'
known as Mrs. Mattie Thornton's i
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place; One Red Brindle Ox with
long horns, and one eye, weighs
about 800 or 900 lbs. Was last
seen in pasture Monday 11th inst.:
The recovery of ox or information j
loorJjncr thprAt.n will he rewarded.1
Please communicate with family;
of Lewis White or Amos B. Morse
Co., Abbeville, S. C. 8-15-lt.
-ISTEN:?We are offering 59 acres
of land in 1-2 mile of Mt. Carinel,;
good 3-room ceiled house, good!
barn and well. Entire place inclosed
with wire. Running water on|
place the year round. Plenty of
wood to furnish the place. The
owner has refused 1,000 lbs lint
cotton rent for it. For quick sale
at $47.50 Per Acre, j
PIEDMONT LAND CO.
C. H. Penneil, Mgr.
8-15-lt.
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7OR RENT?T h r e e unfurnished
rooms. Apply to MiBs Julia McAl i
lister, at J. M. Anderson Store.
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FOR SALE?Six-room cottage with;
good garden, on Cleveland street,
in the heart of the town. Mrs. A.
L. Russell, Due West, S. C. 8-122
NOTICE?1 will sell at my residence
on Saturday, the 23 rd day of August,
next, one ginning outfit of
three gins, one engine and -boiler,
leather belts and one Maxwell au j
tomoble. Terms cash. Mrs. M. E j
Beauford. 8-12-3t pd j
Splendid opportunity for men orj
eomen selling guaranteed hosiery,
landsome profits made in either full
ir spare time. Full line of men's, woaen's
and children's up-to-date j
tyles. Large commissions. Experince
not necessary. Write
PHOENIX HOSIERY CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
West Market Street Station,
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VANTED?100 young men and women
for book-keeping and j.hortj
hand course. We' have calls daily]
for graduates. Positions guaran-j
teed graduates, wnte ior iree
lesson in Gregg Short Hand.
Greenwood Business College. 8-5tf
REMOVAL NOTICE.
T. H. Maxwell's Meat Market has
een moved from old stand on Washngton
street to North Main, next
oor to Stark's Vehicle, Co. ?
MAXWELL# MARKET.
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KILLS RATS
Also mice. Absolutely prevents odors
from carcass. One package
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proves this. RAT-SNAP comes in
cakes?no mixing with other food.
Guaranteed.
25c. size (1 cake) enough for pantry,
kitchen or cellar.
50c. size (2 cakes), for chicken \
house, coops or small buildings.
$1.00 size (5 cakes) enough for all
Engraved cards and wedding invitations
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This is the sale po
Monday on accoun
member of the Lumpk
are 636 acres in this ]
ed into 7 tracts. Will
on the grounds
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farm and out-buildings, storage
building or factory building.
Sold and guaranteed by Rosenberg
Mercantile Co., P. B. Speed and S.
J. Link. adv.
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