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Santue, Jan. 22.?Mr. and -Airs. J.,|
B. Culbreth and children spent Sun-'I
day at Mr. R. S. Culbreth's.
Miss Elizabeth Sffarp was shopping
. in the city Saturday. !
Miss Nannie Mae Milford and little j
brother, Thomas, spent Saturday
nigi? with Mrs. W. F. Kay.
? Mrs. Lizzie Langford spent Satur- ?
day night with Mrs. J. R. Richardson. A
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Kav and -chil- ?j
dren spent Sunday at Mr. M. B. Kay's 3
Mr. Allen Palmer and sister, Miss gj
Lucy, visited the Misses Kay Saturday ft
night. jfl
Mi.-s Lizzie Sharp spent a few days g
this week with her mother, who is 3
. :.k. Glad to note she is some better S
now.
Mrs. Thomas Stevenson is on the |
sick list at this writing. Hope for her
a speedy recovery.
Miss Xannie Mae Milford and little
brother spent Sunday with Misses
Annie and Louise Kay.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Haddon and
children spent Sunday at Mr. W. E.
'Morrison.
Mr. Royace Blum visited Roy Kay g
Sunday. 1
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Mrs. J. B. Culbreth and children, "
Mrs. Jim Blum?and baby spent Tuesday
in Abbeville with Mrs. Tom Cul- ^
breth.
? 1Miss
Lila Stevenson has been;
spending a few days with Mrs. Thos. '
Stevenson.
Mrs. E. J. Botts spent Monday af- 1
ivrnoon with Miss Mary Kay. - p
Mrs. R. B. Haddon and baby have 1
returned after an extended visit to ^
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Pettigrew.
Mrs. Lizzie Langford spent Sunday
with Mrs. Joe Abies.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. McMahan spent
Wednesday at Mr. J. B. Culbreth's, L
tr.j men sj)ent the day hunting.
v Messrs. W. E. and George Morrison
went tc Mr. Joe Mundy's Wednecrlav
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others of that community joined *
them. They killed 29 rabbits. Surely
the trip was enjoyed by all.
Mr. W. E. Morrison joined another 5
arty on a hunting trip at Mr. Henry
Anderson's near Hodges last week. ?
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They also had fine success, the ,
was 40 rabbits and^2 squirrels.
Mr. M. B. Kay and daughter, Miss' j
Mary, were visitors at Mr. T. S. Pal-:
rner's Tuesday afternoon. j
Mrs. E. J. Botts spent Tuesday and ,
Tuesday night at Darraughs with Mrs. >
Mason Wright.
Messrs. W. E. and George Morrison j.
were visitors to Abbeville Saturday. c
Misses.Annie and Louise Kay spent
Friday afternoon with Misses Lizzie j
and Willie Abies.
Mr. M. B. Kay and daughter, Miss
Mary, were shopping in the city on's
Thursday. If
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Due West, Jan. 21.?Mrs. F. B.
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Brownlee spent a few days in Green-;
ville last week with relatives.
Miss Helen Blake of Greenwood, j1
and Miss Winnie Reid of Iva, were
the guests Monday and Tuesday of
Miss Virginia Galloway.
Dr. J. W. Carson was in town last!1
Friday night. He came up to confer '
with the Board of Foreign Missions J
on matters touching the Forward /'
Movement. ' ! 1
Lieutenant Walker Carwyle, a for-j<
mer student, who graduated from
Erskine, with the Highest honors of 1
his class and who has just returned 1
r from France, was on a visit to Due '
W?st during last week. His many
friends were alad to see him hack
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. from overseas. Lieutenant Canvyle
was twice wounded by machine guns. V
A notice of the marriage of Mr.j'
Robert Cochrane and Miss Hicklin, 1
taken from the Chester Reporter, will
be found in this issue. This will prove
a matter of interest to many friends,!
especially in Due West. Mr. Coch-i
rane distinguished himself on the bat-:1
tie field in France. Congratulations.
Mr. W. E. Cain, who was so se-''
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riously hurt last May in Baltimore,'
Md., by street car accident, has recov-jl
ered so that he can again take up hisi'
work as traveling salesman for Arm-'!
strong and Catei\ He spent a few '
days here last week with his sister,'"
Mrs. L. C. Galloway. He was on his,'
To Sta
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We have just tec
It is the Wagon to
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The wheels, axle
of the very best ir
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It is soaked in b<
given five separal
A look will conv
Wagon to buy.
Th
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ray to Baltimore. The many friends
if Mr. Cain will be glad to know that
ic is able to take up active work
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^ BETHIA NEWS. S
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Miss Pearl Dansby, Jacksonville,
''la., a sweet and charming younc
irl, ij spending a while with hei
ousins, Misses Grace and Bell
)ansby.
1'aul Baughman. after a few day?
tay in Augusta, has returned.
Mr. James McKinnic, from neat
JcCormic!;, i> spending awhile witli
Jr. Norman Caron.
Mr. Bob Baughman is down neai
I'roy helping ins nrothcr-in-iaw <tc
ome cfirpenter work.
Mr. ant! Mrs. Ilillhouse spent last
"hurcday night ill Troy with hei
,i?nt, Mr;;. Shed Burnett.
Miss Beatrice Poor died at hei
ionic near McCormick, Jan. <S. She
vas a young girf about 19 years old
ust* in her prime of life. She left a
Mother and four brothers to mourn
:er loss.
Mr. Alex Hall has moved in the
louse that Mr. W. M. Hall moved oul
>f last year.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Beauford anc
Urs. M. E. Beauford went to Abbe
rille Saturday.
Mr. Edgar Link, from Clemson
pent last Sabbath night with home
rolks.
Miss Ruth Beauford and hei
>rother and Miss Lila Horne, fron
rroy visited Mrs. W. M. Hall Sab
)aht afternoon.
Did So Much To Aid
Her Boys and Girls
Mrs. Cathey Tells of Results Tanlat
" Gave?"It Sure is Fine."
"I am glad to recommend Tanla<
a the public, for it has done so mucl
:c give back health to my boys anc
?irls and other relatives. It sure ii
?. fine medicine," declared Mrs. Jose
phine Cathey, of No. 12 R. St., An
Jerson, in a statement she gave May
25th, 1917. Her husband, a daugh
;er, a son and daughter-in-law, Mrs
Cathey said, had all been greatlj
helped by Tanlac.
/'My husband suffered from indi
;ostion and he was troubled a lo
.vith headaches, and also his appetiti
ivas had."' He complained frequently
;;f being weak and run down. Mj
daughter, Mattie, had about the sami
'.vouble her father did?indigestion
^rvousness and terrible headaches
Mr. Cathey thinks Tanlac is a might?
medicine for it helped him s<
much. Now he never complains o
'.his trouble for which he took Tan
and Tanlac got him. in fini
hape. The Tanlac just made a nev
>>viauu i>i m\ uuunimsr, .name ant
<o<>n had her in fine health. It sun
is one more good remedy. One oi
s.y married boys and his wife als<.
.ook Tanlac and it helped them :
ot."?Adv.
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nd the btra
eived two cars of Bain Wc
depend on.
is, baelsters and beds are
laterial.
oiling hot Linseed Oil an<
te coats of paint.
ince you that the Bain
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POSTMASTER NOW
LIKE NEW PERSON
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Gained Weight and System is:
Generally Improved Since
Taking Meritone
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j "Meritone has helped my system
:all over and has improved me so
,much that I feel like a new person,"
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'said Postmaster George T.. Sennght,
of Hendersonvillc, Tenn.
.! "1 didn't have much appetite beI
fore taking Meritone, and didn't feel
well.
'Tvc tn^en one bottle of Meritone
|and am now on my second, and from
,my experience with it I'm qui*e winding
to recommend it publicly." -"aid
| Mr. Searight.
'j "My appetite has come back fine
>jand I have gained in weight."
j Because of Mr. Searight's official
: j position as postmaster and h?cmv%e
of liis reputation for honesty and integrity,
the public elsewhere will
recognize the value of this statement
given for no other reason than io let
, ailing people know what they can exi
pect of Meritone.
1 Meritone is a system medicine and
'for system complaints it has no supo'
jrior. such as ailing conditions of the
stomach, liver or kidneys, or for cn.tarah,
rheumatism, sleeplessenss or
1, lack of appetite.
j Meritone is sold exclusively in
Abbeville by The McMurray Drug
, Co.
IVJaster's Sale.
The State of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville.
Court ^of Common Pleas.
EDMUND JOHNSON, Jr., Plaintiff,
"against
| EDMUND JOHNSON, Sr., and others
Defendants.
' By authority of a Decree of Sale
by the Court of Common Pleas for
: Abbeville County, in said State, made
(in the above stated case, I will offer
ifor sale, at Public Outcry, at Abbt>^ville
C. H., S. C., on Salesday in
lj February, A. D., 1920, within the
V legal hours of sale the following de3.
scribed land, to wit: All that certain
" lot or parcel of land situate, lying and
being in the City of Abbeville in Abf:
beville County, in the State aforesaid,
" containing Five-Eighths (5-8) of an
Acre, more or less, and bounded by
Mends of Nellie J. Gallman, by lands
of J. L. Perrin, by Poplar Street and
" the Augusta Road.
t This lot of land is sold subject te
B, ?ny assessment for public improve.
ments made by the Cily of Abbeville.
>r: TERMS OF SALE?CASH. Pur2
chaser to pay for papers and stamps.
? THOS. P. THOMSON,
J Master A. C., S. C.
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County of Abbeville
2 s Probate Court
f Citation for Letters of AHministra1
tion
j By J. F. Miler, ! >.., Judge of
" Probate:
> UM-.r.vnoe AT > : r>.,.iL-u Imfli I
i made >uit tu mc. to irrant her Letter?
of Administration of {In* FM;.!o and
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i ffocts of J. S. Banks- late of Abbe- rv
villi? County, deceased. -- jThese
are therefore, to cite anc
;admonish all and singular* the kin- ?
dred and creditors ofthe said J. S.
Banks, deceased, that they be and ?
appear before me, in the Court of
Probate, to be held at Abbeville 8 ?
Court House, on the 27th day of z?
Jan. 1020, after publication hereof. >Z ^
at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to >? F
show cause, if any they have, why ?
the said Administration should not >?
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Given under my hand and seal of v
the Court, this 13th day of January G
in the year of our Lord one thou- ? z
I sand nine hundred and twenty and ?z ~
I. . $ ^
.in the 144th year of American Inde- ? ?
pcndence. j? r
Published on the 13th day of Jan. fz
l!-"2() in the Prers an 1 Hiiivio!* an ? J]
on the Court lloti.-e door i'or tJ?? j? ?
I time required by lav.*. j ?
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:arry on" with Prince Albert tt
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