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Dr. and Mrs. S. G. Thompson ha^
returned from a visit to Columbia.
E. H. Longshore has returned fro
a visit with relatives in Newberry.
S. A. Wakefield, Calhoun Fall
was a visitor in Abbeville this week,
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Boyd, of Ca
hcun Falls, was in .town Wednesday
W. D. Wilson spent Wednesday,ar
Thursday in Columbia on business.
Miss Helen Pratt, of Smithvill
was in town Thursday.
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Miss Howard Hill, Womans Coll eg
Due West, is expected home for tl
week-end.
The friends of Dr. James Austi
will regret to learn that he is seriou
ly ill with the flu.
Miss Sallie Gossett, Communil
nurse, is visiting frends in Gfreenvil
this week. t .
r*? .. .. . * - Mrs.
W. B. Wharton, of Waterlo
is visiting her daughte r, Mrs. J. 1
Nickles.
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Miss Annie Davis, of Greenwoo
' was a business visitor here Thur
day. f
Mrs. B. P. Greene returned Thur
day from Atlanta, where she hi
spent the last two months with hi
daughter, Mrs. J. W. Jones.
Col. J. L. McMillan was in tow
from Dysons 'Thursday attending
i family dinner in honor of Mrs. M'
Millan's birthday.
Mrs. T. L. Davis left Friday f<
New York, where she will join her hu
band, who is taking a special cour;
in the treatment of the diseases of tl
eye, ear, nose and throat.
Miss Eleanor Gambrell is home a
ter an extended visit to relatives
Kinks Mountain, N. C., and is wi
Philson and Henry for the spring se
son.
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. C?.!houn, M
W. J. Eason and Miss Maggie Mi
Eason was called to Cobbt^wn, Gt
Monday, on account of the serious i
ness of their brother-in-law.
Mrs. Joe Everett and little sc
Spartanburg, are visiting Mrs. W.
Wilson.
Mrs. Thompkins Ramey and Mi
Sallie Sue Ramey, Sharon, were sho
pers in Abbeville Thursday.
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Visitor rruui * iuuu?
Supervisor W. A. Stevenson has
his guest, an old friend, H. C. Quir
of Florida.
Old Hotel Property Bought
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The old Miller Hotel property w
bought this week from E. E. Williai
by W. A. Calvert, Dr. G. A. Neuff
and J. A. Hill, the price paid bei1
$15,000. The property has a fronta
og about 100 feet.
At Presbyterian Church
The Rev. J. L. Martin, D. D., u
preach at tne jrresDyxenan cnui
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.
Dr. J. A. Pressly III
The friends of Dr. J. A. Press
will regret to learn that he is ill wi
flu at his home on Pinckney stre
Preaching at Catholic Church
Father Martin Murphy, of Gre<
ville, will hold services at Sacr
* Heart Catholic Church Sunday moi
ing at 10:30 o'clock. Sunday sch<
will be held immediately followi
services.
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Y LOST? By John Neuffer, a small;
black and white billy goat. The J
finder will be rewarded by return-'
ingto ;
Dr. G. A. Neuffer,
3-12-3t.
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SPECIAL TERM CALLED OFF j ,
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The special term of Court of Gen-'g g
1 c : ? ? ? A ViV>atril 1 o P.rvnnt.v. I
| tirti OC?3juiio V/A ^ ^ t ^ _
j ji scheduled to be held March 29, has FO
U: been called off by order of Judge T.1 t
j;S. Sease. All parties .interested will1 n
fe please take notice.
J. L. Perrin, County Clerk. 13-1
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! Meritone Builds Up System and J.
s> Brings Strengt hto Run I c
Down Woman i r
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,1- "My work is a pleasure to me since 3-8>
. taking Meritone," said Mrs. Carrie'
Crow, of 729 West Main Street, Lex- ST
l4 ington, Ky.
"For a whole year I was bothered: O
with my kidneys. I could hardly
sleep at night, and the least noise loci
e' would get me excited and my back of
J hurt alf the time.
"My stomach was in bad condition'Loi
e? and my appetite was very poor. Du
le "My health ran down so that my
! work got to be a burden for me. J Cui
"A friend recommended Meritone Sil1
in, to me and I started taking it. * j Stc
c.' iiri ^ a i.:J T it
H nas put my luuueys in imc tun-(
j dition and lean sleep soundly all Wa
I through the night now. ' r
'^i "My appetite is great too, and I
can eat anything without any trouble' Ca]
| from my stomach afterward. I Su:
My work is a pleasure for me now Un
'iand I know Meritone has helped me,
i greatly."
Meritone is a system medicine that Di\
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is highly recommended by thousands Ino
s.'for ailing conditions of the system,
I such as stomach, liver or kidney trou-j '
Jble, or for catarrh, rheumatism,'Sta
s-' sleeplessness or lack of appetite. j <
as Meritone is sold exclusiely in Abbe-( 1
5r ville by The McMurray Drug Co. ; Ca;
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BROTHERS OF SLAIN I anc
n LITTLE SISTER SEE j cor
a NEGRO EXECUTED the
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Edd;, ville. Ky.. March 11.-?Pctr'c'thii
i Kimbrongh, ;i 1 ias Will Lockett, con.'
cted slayer of Geneva Hnrdman and1
>r, confessed slayer of four other wo-|
S? men. died in the electric chair at Ed-' c0i
5C dyville prison at 4:32 a. m. this ,
morning.
ie Guards appeared at Kinihrough's ]
'cell in death row at 4'14 a. m.. and
j conducted the convicted negro to!
?_ the electric chair. There were slight!
'"signs of emotion in his face as he; err
in was placed in the chair and th^i
th black cap lowered over his head.
Prison Electrician Collier turned on lc
a7 the electric current. which killed
IKimbrough within 15 seconds. lie I
I was pronounced dead at 4:32 a. m.jloc
r ' Brothers Witness Execution i c)o
*, Two brothers of the Hardman girl I
ae and 17 Lexington citizens, together!
a 'with eight soldiers and twelve pris- Lo
..'on guards witnessed the execution. J qv
which apparently was carried- out]
I without a hitch in pre-arranged j
! plans.
j The negro refused to make a state-'.?
'n> nient w!T5n he was taken from his j u
D. cell. Continually, however, during! Ba
i t he night lie was heard praying j
[aloud and Ringing religious songs. !
He declared yesterday that he wasl^u
iss ready to die and that he prayed for j
the little ten-year-old Hardman girl>. ~
whom he killed and the entire Hard-j
man family. j Go
i The body will he buried in the; gjj
I orison cemeterv this afternoon.
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as:FIRE DESTROYS WAREHOUSE
' OF A VENEER PLANT1
in, *
| High Point. N. C., March 11.? | Ca
j r ire ui uiiuen?i mineu ungiii uctriy LU~ 1 Su
jday destroyed the local warehouse of I
I the Williamston Veneer Company, of j Ur
Baltimore, Md., with an estimated!
loss of $100,000. Several carloads|
rcs of furniture, stored in the structure,!
'er were burned. i Dt
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ce YOUNG BOYS FORM A CLUB
FOR ROBBERY OT LOUISVILLE I Sa
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Louisville, Ky., March ll.?In the
: arrest of ten young boys, Louisville
police believed today that they have ca
the perpetrators of more than thirty
robberies in this city in the last few
c" weeks. The boys, with their "Cap- j Bi
:tain." Glen Hammond, ten years old, j
| were taken into custody on a ciiargej
of stealing articles from an automo-i
i bile.
i The arrests, according to the po- j g
sly lice, threw light on the robbery of! "
jflj alms boxes in church, looting of jewelry
stores fgetting from one $1,500 i
et. worth of goods; burglarizing of a|p
five and ten cent store; thefts of'^a
overcoats from office buildings, | wi
snatching of purses from women r.nd.^
the smashing of store windows. i /
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5n" Alexandria Shows a Gain : sh
ed
Washington, March 11.?Popula-j
tion statistics for 1920, issued today
>ol by the census bureau included: th
ng Alexandria, Va., 18,060, an increase
of 2,731, or 17.8 per cent over
1910.
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R SALE?One black Mare. Good
or farm purposes, splendid plow
lorse. $75. See
R. L. MABRY.
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R SALE?Dining room suite,
icdroom suite, and kitchen equipnent.
Mrs. Sam Smith.
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TICE?The Greenwood Steam
.aundry Agency will put on a deivery
system after March 15th.
i.11 cut rate bundles nandlea at a
harge of 1U cents each. All list
ate bundles handled free.
C. H. Cannon, Agt
-3pd.
ATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
?OF THE?
PERATIVES TRUST COMPANY
OF ABBEVILLE COUNTY
ited at Abbeville, S. C., at the close
business March 1st, 1920.
RESOURCES
ms and Discounts 17,081.09
e from Banks and Bankers
25,476.58 j
rrency !. 2,000.00 j
ver and Other Minor Coin. 739.80 (
>ck 1,125.00 j
ierty Bonds 1,982.33!
ir Savings Stamps 42.30 i
rOTAL 48,447.10 j
LIABILITIES
pital Stock Paid in 5,275.00
rplus Fund 100.00
divided Profits, less Current
Expenses pnd Taxes
Paid 1,075.27!
'idends Unpaid 25.00!
iividual Deposits Subject
to Check 41,971.83:
TOTAL 48,447.10;
ie of South Carolina,
bounty of Abbeville,
3efore me came J. F. Barnwell
shier of the above named bank, whoj
ng duly sworn, says that the above(
1 foregoing statement is a true,
idition of said bank, as shown by;
books of said bank.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
5 8th day of March, 1920.
W. F. Nickles,
Notary Public.
rrect Attest
SV. M. Langley,
R. H. Brazeal,
J. L. Burrell, Directors.
ATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
?OF THE?
WNDESVILLE BANKING CO.
OF ABBEVILLE COUNTY,
ated at Lowndesville, S. C., at the
se of business March 1st, 1920.
RESOURCES
ans and Discounts 161,049.36
erdarfts 1,532.83
nds arid Stocks Owned
by the Bank 7,700.00
rnifnra o v* A m
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nking House 1,350.00
her Real Estate Owned r400.00
le from Banks and Bankers
40,165.41
rrency 4,083.00
ild 75.00
ver and Other Minor
Coin 934.19
leeks and Cash Items 705.68
TOTAL 219,395.47
LIABILITIES
pital Stock Paid In 12,500.00
rplus Fund 10,000.00
idivided Profits, less Current
Expenses and Taxes
Paid 8,220.65
le to Banks and Bankers__l.084 71
dividual Deposits
Subject to Checks 113,633.22
ving Deposits 57,396.78
me Certificates
of Deposit 4,734.41
ishier's Checks 1,825.70
TOTAL 177,590.11
lis Payable, including
Certificates for Money
Borrowed 10,000.00
TOTAL 219,395.47
ate of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville.
Before me came A. V. Barnes
ishier of the, above named bank
io, being duly sworn, says that the
ove and foregoing statement is a
ae condition of said bank, as
own by the books of said bank.
A. V. Barnes.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
is 8th day of March 1920.
W. H. Bonds,
Notary Public.
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P. L. Barnes ^
W. Frank McGee, Directors.
E. Frank Mauldin,
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION 8
?OF THE? j 1 I
BANK OF DONALDS OF ABBEVILLE
COUNTY,
located at Donalds, S. C., at the close
i
of business March 1st 1920.'
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $216,643.85
Overdrafts 3,617.04
Bonds and Stocks Owned
L- a1-- Da. son nn
uy WIG JL>aiin ?
Furniture and Fixtures 2,266.32
i Banking House 1,094.99
Other Real Estate Owned 918.37
Due from Banks and Bankers
14,934.411
Currency 3,392.00
Gold, 45.00
Silver and Other Minor Coin 795.61(
Checks and Cash Items 719.27.
Exchanges for the Clearing House
Other Resources, viz.:
Collections 613.25
% TOTAL 249.540.lll
LIABILITIES
Captial Stock Paid In 25,000.00|
Surplus Fund 7,000.00
Unidivided Profits, less Current
Expenses and Taxes
Paid 7,807.10
Due to Bank and Bankers I
Dividends Unpaid 1,032.00
Individual Deposits Subject
to Check 120,386.40
Savings Deposits
Demand Certificates of
Deposit 86,440.78
Time Certificates of Deposit__878.65
Certified Checks | g
j Cachier's Checks 886.65, i
TOTAL 208,592.48
Notes and Bills Rediscounted
Bills Payable .including Certi- n
cates for Money Borrowed
Reserve Fund Carried on |j ?3
General Individual Ldeger_108.53
Other Liabilities, viz.:
TOTAL 249.540.11
; State of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville,.
Before me came B. H. Smith,
j Cashier of the above named bank, '
who, being duly sworn, says that thej
above and foregoing statement is a|
condition of said bank, as shown Dy .
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not running right brii
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A Musical Comedy of
30 people in company.
Prices 50c., 1
$1.50 and $2.00
Seats PD(
tax. Seats on ss
box office.
The Best ofBGo<
books of said bank.
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s 8th day of March 1920.
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rect Attest
J. J. Dunn
M. B. Clinkscales
B. H. Carlton, Directors.