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Mrs. C. D. 'Cowan, of Lethe,, was in
J town Tuesday.
R. H. Kay, of Honea Path, was in
town Tuesday.
N. G. Davis, of Aiken, was a visitor
.in Abbeville this week.
? W. C. Beach, Honea Path, was a
visitor in Abbeville Tuesday.
S. H. Home, of Greenville, was in |
Abbeville Tuesday on business. j
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E. T. Fisher, of Columbia, was a,
visitor in Abbeville this week. ^
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Irwin (JiecKiey, 01 iuonierey, w?s
here Monday on business.
L. C. Flannigan, of Columbia, was
a business visitor in Abbeville Tuesday.
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W. E. Scott, of Macon, Ga., was a
business visitor in Abbeville this
week.
Mrs. Charles Reeves, of Cedartown
Ga?., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lamar
Gilliam.
E. E. Harper, of Lowndesville, was
a business visitor in Abbevi'le this
week.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Huckabee, of
Lowndesville, were visitors in Abbeville
ths week.
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Mrs. D. G. Murphy, of Centreville,
Tenn. is the guest of her son,
R. P. Nicks. , v; v
! - S. L. Wilson one of the prosper
, ous fanners of the county was li
town Wednesday on business.
Misses Lillian Richey and Susie
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A regular time deposit f<
Bsix months or a year, making
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The Progre
Mabry are visiting Miss Marion
.Mabry in Chester.
Wm. L. Hemphill, of Greenwood, 1
was a business visitor in Abbeville
this week.
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Misses Allie Evans and Kate
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Mrs. S. R. Carlisle, Mr. and Mrs. .
R. S. Adams, Henry and Miss "Dolly
Carlisle spent Tuesday in Greenwood.
Miss Mary Quarles Link is in Spar- ]
tanburg, this week attending . $ie
.Music festiavl and visiting Mrs. R.
L. Dargan. ,
C. E. Hix, Concord, N. C., is in
Abbeville this week attending to the
wiring of the Abbeville County Me'morial
Hospital. ^ I
j E. W. Nance and Geo. W. Calvert, '
' of the County Board of Commissionyr
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(ers were here Tuesday looking after
j their official duties.
Messrs L. 0. Ashley, and Macki
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Simpson, Misses Ercye Loner and|J
Kate Simpson spent the week-end |
with Mrs. R. S. Ellis.
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The following Abbeville people
were visitors in Greenwood Tuesday: <
Mrs. Charlie McKenzie, Mrs. Herman '
Benton, Mrs. E. C. Horton, Mrs.
Sam McCuen, Mrs. C. D. Brown, C.
D.^rown, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Lamar
I Gilliam, Mrs. Joe Johnson, Mrs. Alph
Lyon. Mrs. T. H. Maxwell, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Cheatham. Neil Swetenberg.
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TIMMONS?HENRY
The following announcement of the j
coming marriage of Miss Flora j
Margaret Timmons, of Lynchburg to
Mr. Robert Edwin Henry, of Abbei
ville and Clemson College^ appearing
in The State, will be -of much interest i
to friends here: i
Lynchburg, May? 2.?Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Timmons announce.the engagement
of their daug&terK Flora Margaret,
to Robert Edwin Henry of Abbeville.
The wedding will be in June. |
, The Bridge Club wiH meet Friday
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock with Mrs.
C. S. Joues. c . ]
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BIRTH NOTICES
Born to Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Hamnond,
a son.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Timms,
i son.
HER BIRTHDAY.
Little Helen White had a birth
day party Tuesday afternoon at her
home on Greenville street. A merry
party of be-ribboned, sashed anc
frilled little ladies were present tc
help her celebrate and to enjoy the
ice cream and cake served during
the afternoon.
POLICE WITH GUNS
BREAK UP STRIKE RIOT
Waterbruy, Conn., May 4.?Armsd
with riot guns, squads of police
broke up two demonstrations by
strikers here Tuesday. State gunids
were called to the police station and
kept ready wth machine guns. They
were dismissed when quiet was restored.
Eight arrests were made.
DR. McGLOTHLlN TO
PREACH AT DUE WEST
Dr. W. J. McGlothlln, one of th<
leading men of the South will preacl
at Due West Baptist tfmrch nex
Sunday, May 9th at 3:30 p. m
Come and you will be well paid.
J. R. McGee.
WANTS
FOR RENT?Shop 40 by 20 or
Church street. See,
J. S. Morse.
5-5-3c.
FOR SALE?Good Plug Mule, cheap
Want to l^iy a few good Mill
Cows and dry Beef Cattle. MAX
WELL'S MARKET. \4,30-3t-p<
LOST?34x4 smooth tread tire an<
, . rim, between Abbeville and Honei
Path, Sunday. Finder notify Citi
Garage, Reward. 4, 27_3tc
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WANTED TO RENT?Five or su
room house,, preferably with wa.
ter, lights and sewerage. Addres
The Press and Banner, Abbeville
S. C. 5,3-tf
FOR SALE?The finest fresh wate:
fish for sale every Fridky anc
Saturday, at store of H. S. New
South Main St. Want all nay towi
and country friends to call and
BUY FISH and talk politics. R
W. Smith, better known as plait
"Dote Smith." 4-28-3t
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?. CANDIDATES COLUMN |
All announcements in the candilates
column are published for cash
n advance.
FOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce myself a candi.
iate for Sheriff of Abbeville County
;n the Democratic Primary, and 1
pledge myself to be governed by the
[ ules and to abide the result of the
primary.
FOSTER B. McLANE
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Sheriff of Abbeville Countj
in the Democratic Primary, and ]
pledge myself to be governed by th<
i-ules and to abide the result of the
primary. C. J. BRUCE.
i | ia:; .urn i % candidate
for Sheriff of Abbeville Countj
in the Democratic Primary, and
pledge myself to be governed by th
rules and to abide the result of the
primary. J. N; BLUM. ,
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(.hereby.! anijmyibe
:andidate for ^ ok Xlfterii ' of
Uourt for Abbeville County, and will
ibide the result of the primary.
' J. L. Perrin.
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We ae authorized to announce R.
. Cheatham as a candidate for Clerk
f Court, subject to the rules of the
emoeratic party and he pledges
imself to abide the result of the
rimaries.
SUPERVISOR
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for re-election as Supervisor of
Abbeville County and agree to abide
the result of the primary election.
W. A. STEVENSON
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' The principle of doing til field oper|
/ ations'with one man sitting where he Call ba
can watch his work is correct, or farmr.
ing has always been done backward, _
and the operator would always have .Better
- -idden or led his horses instead of
driving them. Power
' The Mdine Universal Tractor places
the power of nine big horses where
the horses stood?is driven just like
. I horses are driven, from the seat of the w |?
implement, and hitched up to the ira- Utl
plements Just as horses are hitched.
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>' \7?^> t^ie ^ the real builders of wagons.
I j the final Okay upon the use of certain materials
'! struction when you buy a wagon containing
j refuse to buy a wagon that does not. We want to sliov
the Thornhill Wagon is built Upon a plain state me
j we are willing to rest our case. We believe the Tho
"; would be your way if yon should build a wagon.
] THORNH1
Full Circle Iron Truss
Hans In Turning w Note Oie
In turning and backing up, with the ordi- BraUe^e
nary circle iron, which is only a h-!f cirri'*,
bolsters run oif the em' f t ths tiaclc ar.cl Qn ,j1f> f
hang. It is difficult to unlet sjiurt turns an.! ;-e heavy
back up. The Thomlull full cir. !e in n bottom?
gives a continuous track on which tlx bJ- through t
stcrs can turn. are com
The ge?rs of Thornhill wagons stay in line for ironed,
life. Instead of the usual front hound plate, bottom t
a hound plate of malleable iion is used. It is hounds,
a metal jacket braced at eight points that golid trus
L*?nt *rorn *?cr getting out ox ucc. jules irivii
The Star
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ilication by horses Because h^vesti
: saving in labor Because aild aSI
sase Of operation Because
ck and turn short . Because A s'ngl<
Wjplemi
and faster work Because
better t
used as horses are used Because TractlVl
operatoi
lity Is Not Sacrifi
use the "drag behind'* or hone
low have with the Moline Ur
as with other types of tractors,
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We Rest O
You put For spokes and axles touf
i and con- used For hubs and fell*
them?and This wood grows upon the
7 you how the climate severe. It has
nt of facts the strength of oak ar.d hie
rnhiii way Outdoors under shelter it
sap dries in it, giving it a :
ft v iatai
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led Bolsters and
^Mcn Pl(t?of
^^^^^BftUUeablc Iron ^
rent holsters of Ti'ornhiH wajr^ns ^
iron pftitcs runnti.g ulu..^ top and .
connected by rivets that run clear
he bolster. Strength and lightness rc'
bined. Rear gears are strongly C<
There are braces on both top and y?
hat extend the full length of the pri
WJ
t bars extend the full length of the ^
iip them double .strensth.
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cesults
U field work, including cultivating,
jir and belt work
n completely operates both tractor
mplements
> seat in the center of all controls of
and implement
! unit of operation?the tractor and
ents form but one unit
ir sees all his work?"Foresight is \
han hind sight"
s power in from of the work with
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fh second frowth highland hickory ii
aes the sturdy white oak is preferred.
: mountain siJe. The ground is hard?
; to fight for life. It has nearly twice
kory that grows under softer conditions,
remains for three to five years. Tin
strength tint's kin to steel.
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ym examine the beds of Thornhill
^r.ns closely you will see at once the
periority of the construction. The
ttoms are re-inforced over front and
ir bolsters.
ime in and examine this wagon foi
urself. We will take pleasure and
ide in showing you a Thornhill?The
igon made of tough highland oak and
:kory?with features all others lack.
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