The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, April 16, 1920, Image 5
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L. A. Ramey, of Lebanon, was in *
town Thursday. H
Mrs. Edd Roche, and children, are "
visiting relatives in Fort Lawn. . .
Ed Stevenson is visiting friends I
in Greenville.
J. W. McCaslan, of Gveenwood,j
was a visitor; here Wednesday. J
t T. Mi?r,nmhs. of Bethia. was in
town Thursday. 5
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hanvey, of S
Troy, were in town Thursday. I
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Mrs. James Ferguson, Farmville. f
was a shopper in Abbeville Thursday, t
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Mrs. T. M. McCard, Santuc, spent s
Thursday in Abbeville. )
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Dr. Rake straw, of Chester, was in
town Thursday on business.
James Hemphill, of Greenwood, a
spent Thursday in the city. ?
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Mrs. C. G. McAllister, of Latimer, c
was shopping in town Thursday. ?
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Mrs. Leonard Mcllwain, of Cen- ^
tral was in town Thursday.
Arthur Mundy spent Tuesday in|*
Monroe. !?
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Jndcp Josenh Hicks. Calhoun Falls.'e
was a visitor in Abbeville Thursday. !g
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Emory Pijnny, and daughter, Miss '
Ethel, spent Thursday in Atlanta. v
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R. L. Barmore, of this county, was'n
a business visitor in Abbeville Thurs- 'n
day. 0
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Andrew Hrll, a student at Clemson r
College, is visiting his parents, Mr. 1^
and Mrs. j. a. mil, ureenvine street, j
Misses Hannah Roche and Ethel
Perry left Thursday for a trip to At- '
lanta. j Mrs.
Leila Todd, Mrs. John McDill ^
and Miss Edith Todd, Due West, were!
\ visitors in Abbeville Wednesday. !
Mrs. W. S. Cothran, who has been
n Pryor^s Hospital, Chester, for
lome time taking treatment is ex>ected
to return home tiday.
W. S. Cothran, who recently went
;o a hospital in Chester, left this
veek to visit relatives in Edegfield
bounty. He was accompanied by his
laughter, Miss Margaret Cothran.
Miss Lallie Calhoun came down
Torn Greenville this week and will
emain until after the marriage of
ler niece, Miss Sara Haskell and Mr.
[. C. Fair next Tuesday.
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SOUNDS THE CAVALRY HORN
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^apt. Shaw Makes Some Remarks
Concerning the Bond Issue.
Thinks Taxpayers Should
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Stand logeiuc.
Sditor Press .and Banner:?
In your issue of April 5th, speakng
of the election for bond issue,
'ou said that the cavalry horn of
>apt. W. C. Shaw was not heard on
Saturday April 3rd. If the people of
Abbeville County will cut this out
,nd keep it for reference they will
ind out by the time they pay their
axeg for the year 1921 who was
ight and who was wrong. Just as
ure as the sun sets behind the
Vestern hills some of the people, if
lot all, will wish that they had listenid
to Capt. Shaw's cavalry horn.
It will be remembered that I was
gainst the law for compelling chilIren
to go to school. I blew my
avalry horn then and told them they
ould never make the law a success
mless the legislature made a laig?
ppropriation every year for the
?urpose. What kind of a shape is the
chool system in today? I will answer
hat question myself. Two-thirds of
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iur country scnooi mmsea aic um.iv
or any child to study in. They can't
:et books to study, and they haven't
:ot money enough to pay a compeent
teacher, and it is an undeniable
act that a majority of the teachers
?ho Ate t&clHftsg the public schools
n the country cannot hold down i
lore thai!'tKe'third'fcrade, and have !
o certificate fnorn the County Board
f Education, and a majority of
he sch^ls in?.t>hjs district are being
un contrary to the law of South
Jarolina: . iV, t iThe
common people are responsile
for the bonds being voted on the
epole. It is strange to me that all
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other classes of people will stick together
and protect their interests
except the common people. To these
people, who are laboring people of
the land, the question of wages and
I low taxes is the most important
'thing for him next to preparing to
jmeet God. And these people should
| stand together to keep from being
| burdened with taxation. Every man
in Abbeville County should get a
registration certificate and be prepared
to vote in every election
iwhich comes off, and as a good
jcitizen every man should go to the
polls and vote.. The people who pay
I taxes should present a solid front
[whenever any fight* comes Up to
levy more taxes. I had some exjperience
along this line,, wheri I
icharged a heavy line of yankees with
! bayonets and not a shell in ' the division.
It is the same thing with
voters. A word to the wise is sufficient.
W. C. SHAW.
Opera
House
Today-Friday
TAYLOR HOLMES
' in
"NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH"
and
A MUTT AND JEFF CARTOON
" SOUR VIOLIN"
10c ,20c.
SATURDAY
. HARRY CAREY
in
' OVERLAND RED"
AND
A FOX SUNSHINE COMEDY .
"THE LIGHTWEIGHT LOVER"
10c .20c.
MONDAY
TOM MIX
IN
"THE SPEED MANIAC"
AND'
A STAR COMEDY ,
"OFFICERS CALL A COP" j
10c. 20c.
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| WANTS |
STRAYED?One sorrel mule about
6 years old weighing about 1000
tiounds. Reward if returned to
G. W. Calvert,
Antreville, S. C.
4-16-3pd.
FOR SALE?-Nice 6 room house at
Southern Depot. All city conveniences.
In first class shape. For
quick sale ?.':,750.
Dixie Land Co.
4-16-lt.
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FOR SALE?60 acres of land, good
house, plenty of out buildings, one
two horse farm in cultivation,
land lies well, just three miles
from town on Calhoun Falls road.
For quick sale, $110 per acre.
Terms easy.
Dixie Land Co.
4-16-lt.
^WANTED?To frame your pictures,
frames of all styles, and frames
made to order. ' |
Hays Studio
Run 1 month.
T PAJS TO BUY THE BEST?I
Have tqr sale 506 ' bushels of
Wannanxake?c3eve!and' Big Boll
Cotton Seed. !Rm! planting'-' seech;
first year's growing from Wannamaker's
Aeolian Farm, heavy
fruiter, matures early, ginned on
private gin. Price $2.50 per
1 bushel f. o. b. Newberry, S. C.
4-7-6t.
I CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce myself a candilate
for Sheriff of Abbeville Cour.ty
n the Democratic Primary, and I
ledge myself to be governed by the
ules and to abide the resub of the
?rimary.
J. N. BLUM.
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W. A. Calvert
W. H. White
C. C. Gambrell
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