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t AUCi UlUMpb UNE TERM COURT CALLED OFF w I The regular term Court General P Sessions for -June 1920 has been call- II cd off, owing: to busy time with farm- li All ^ lntereoLS. ?\.IL juivir> aau wuvio^ w, saving business in sai>I Court will a iake notice. There will be a Special fj ierm called during the summer. The' time of said Special tetm will be pub-' S tished later. 2t. J. L. Perrin, Clerk. MANY PACKAGES LOST si j s< Washington, May 29. ?Postmas-! _ j 1 ter General Burleson asked con- ^ eress today for an additional appro- j, priation of $1,000,00Q for apymeu* c of claims resulting from loss of ^ domestic .mail parcels. Recent' ^ freight and express embargoes he j, said had added tremendously to the j volume of insured packages. '? j a MAY LOOK INTO ESCAPE ir Washington, May 29 .?Congres- ^ wonal investigation of the escape from custody of Grover C. Berg- j ^ doll, Philadelphia draft evador, wasj proposed in a resolution introduced the .house today by Chairmar/ j" Kahn, of the military affairs com- I / nittee. | The resolution would direct L Speaker Gr?Ilett to appoint a com- F< mittee composed of five house memebrs to conduct an inquiry 5, 'to learn of the escape was the rc- ? iult of a conspiracy. ^ ONLY SYMPATHY TO BE EXTENDED IRISH 7 Washington, May 29.?A resolution "viewing with grave concern" conditions in Ireland and "express- 5:ng sympathy with the aspirations ? of .he Irish, people for a govern- 4! cient of their own choice," was reported out today by the house for- la evign afafirs committee. The vote FAT Of all the ualificat: AciciAnil-iol f/~v v;oo<^iLuia.1 tw civa V is particularly impress fired with a belief in h similar feeling in othe] Every one in this orgai rooted conviction of 01 ~ every banking need. out by the many word - ment and recommends We can mean much to us the opportunity? NATIONAL BANK ( Abbeville, Capital Stock $75,000.00 THE RIGHT HAT F A STE' WHAT a lot of anno; Hat service in this stoi r?f Viic cf^rlo en Wit V VI 11JLO OiJ JiV/ OU sure of the value. ? Some of our custon taste in selecting Hat: short of genius. We'd like to have yo Stetson Soft Hats ai Singly or in Matche* son Quality Mark in ! ]. M. Ant!( Clothing I as 11 to 7. The resolution was offered by iepresentative Mason, republican, .linois, as a substitute for his resoition proposing virtual recognition f the provisional Irish republic. Its doption ended a long and bitter ight in the committee. HAVES AND HAIR CUTS COME DOWN IN PRICE New YorKp- May 29.?Prices oi haves and hair cuts in New York oon will be cut to 15 to 35 cents espectively, according to Leon Vorthal, general organizer of the international Barbers' Union. The ut rates will be made in new barer shops which, he eaid totfay, will e opened by the barbers union or idividual union members. Barbers in the new places, he said rill receive the union scale of $30 week with 50 per cent of all earnlgs above receipts of $42 a week, ipping will not be barred. Thirtyve cents will also be the price for massage shampoo singe or maniire. , WANTS OR SALE?Angel cake, made to order; Price $2.50. Phone 234. 31-3t. OR SALE?Upright piano, mahogony case. Apply to Press and Banner. 5-28-tf. ROOM DWELLING On Six acre Lot. Worth $7,000, will sell for $6,500. Jno. S. Sutherland. 31-lpd. L 1-2 ACRES, No buildings, plenty saw timber, some good bottom .nd. 8 or 9 acres In cultivation. 9 miles from Abbeville. Price per m ? ions conceded to be ent in business, one live-faith. The man iis project kindles a rs. lization has a deeper ability to meet This belief is borne s of acknowledge ition of our friends, you. Will you give s it DF ABBEVILLE. S. C. Surplus $30,0(0.00 rsojv yance the Stetson *e does save a man! ire of the quality? ii ~ers say that our s for them is little - i v. test it. id Derbies, either d Pairs. The Stet every Stetson Hat :rson Co. Store. 3 | acre, $27.50. Jno. S. Sutherland. |j j 5-28-lpd. I 50 ACRE TRACT OF LAND with 4 ( room house, barn, good orchard. jB 1 mile to school and church. 9 ?g| miles from Abbeville. Price per j| acre, $50.00. Jno. S. Sutherland j? 5-31-lpd. = , 7 ROOM DWELLING on Six acre J Lot. Worth $7,000, will sell for || j $6,500. 5-28-lpd. i'fOR SALE?One McOorniick Self ?j ij binder, as good as new. For price jj ! and terms see, Patrick Roche, Ab S beville, S.XC. 5,26-3t pd M i'fOR SALE?Barber shop equip- ij ment in good condition. Terms M | reasonable. Mrs. Mary Taggart, M [ Eureka Hotel. 5-26-3t. J I WANTED TO RENT?Five or six room house,, preferably with wa_ S ter, lights and sewerage. Address M The Press and Bannerj Abbeville S S. C. 5,3-tf sj'3JSfS/SiSJEISf2J3MSMSfSMSMSMSMr5tcj B I CANDIDATES COLUMN | jj SBafajaajajafaraiaisiarai^jajaiafajajaiajai^ M All announcement* in the candi- g dates column, are published for cash gg in advance. SOLICITOR. We are authorized to announce H. jj| S. Blackwell, Laurens, as a candidate |p for the office of Solicitor of the j| Eighth Circuit, subject to the rules jgj of the Democratic primary, and hejjl pledges himself to abide the result of ?| 'the primary. j g^j CLERK |B We are authorized to announce R H B Cheatham as a candidate for Cler' |= of Court, subject to the rules of th ?J Democratic party and hs pledge g himself to abide the result of th* j primaries. ~ I hereby announce myself as g| candidate for office of Clerk of 3 Court for Abbeville County, and will || abide the result of the primary. J. L. Perrin. CORONER. | {j We are authorized to announce J.|^ C. COX as a candidate for Coroneri 3 of Abbeville County. He pledges him- fjj self to abide the result of the Demo J M cratic primary. ? FOR SHERIFF I hereby announce myself a candi. jp date for Sheriff of Abbeville County M in the Democratic Primary, and I g pledge myself to be governed by the Jp rules and to abide the result of the ?J primary. FOSTER B. McLANE j? I hereby announce myself a candi ?( date for Sheriff of Abbeville County ?j| in the Democratic Primary, and i M pledge myself to be governed by the S rules and to abide the result of the B primary. C. J. BRUCE. T Viprphv annoiiripp mv?5elf a candi s date for Sheriff of Abbeville Count jj in the Democratic Primary, and | pledge myself to be governed by th H rules and to abide the result of the jH primary. J. N. BLUM. SUPERVISOR I hereby announce myself a candi- IB date for re-election as Supervisor of! ?j| Abbeville County and agree tc^ abide |{H the result of the primary election. i In W. A. STEVENSON SUB-SUPERVISOR I ' I We are authorized to announce | Xi George W. Calvert as a candidate I for Sub-Supervisor of Abbevillej H County. He pledges himself to J ! abide the result of the Democratic J ! primary. MAGISTRATE. I ; R. S. McCombs is hereby announc ' j ed as a candidate for Magistrate at) | Abboviile Court House and pledge j ! himself to abide the result of the] j democratic primaries. I hereby announce myself a can j didate for Magistrate for the city of j Abbeville, subject to the Democratic ! rule?. E. M. BOND. M. E. Hollingsworth rs hereby 3 announced as a candidate for Mag-' rig istrate at Abbeville Court House.- 5H and pledges hiVnself to abide the re I gg| suit of the democratic primaries. The Ro 1 DEI AB FOUR STORES Hai | 9 There are a great man; We buy oui the most re] the country. Our lines a is sold?goo tions. s | * You will f \ 1 ar 0-p sel pp.1 lines are rep "Blue Gras 1 "Stanley/' a Tools for task. Wire Fen< Nails, Stapl< Sheet Metal make this de S' Whether i gaht Range, for Cole's H best makes QnnnATnu ALUM Kitchen u sortment for partment wi BICY A variety Excellent ve I bicycles that i [ HA j Buggy Ha Lines, Trace here in a lan Blankets, Sp |' P 1 A complei every purpos pentine, Br J Mowers, I Harrows of; Vulcan Plow If interest warehouse. We carry haven't the s rori: to get it The Rosen isenberg Mei rAKlMLNT STOR] 1BEV1LLE, S. tare St( many departments in thi y articles in each depart] r Hardware in large quai iable manufacturers an< re known wherever goo< ds of known worth, in r * SHELF HARDWARE. ind here the article you v tion to choose from. M resented here, including $s," "Yankee,'' Diamo md other standard bran< every trade which will li HEAVY HARDWARE cing, Poultry Netting, B; es, Horse Shoes, B0I1 , Roofing?everything n( apartment complete. rOVES AND RANGES. ts a small "trash burner' we have it. We are exch ot Blast Heaters. Oil S ?a great convenience INUM AND ENAMEL 1 tensils of all kinds, and your selection. A visit t 11 prove interesting. CLES AND VELOCIPE of designs in wide range locipedes for the little fe ; will delight the boy or n RNESS AND SADDLE1 rness, Wagon Harness, is, Hames, Collars, Bridl ^e variety. Saddles, Rid >urs, everything for the 1* AINT DEPARTMENT te line of Paints and V; se. White Lead, Linseec ushes of all kinds. FARM MACHINERY. 3inrlpvs Rskpc; Rid inQ' 1 ^ ^*'? r~c_> all kinds. Blount, Chatt; rs. ed in farming, visit our many lines not listed, ; irticle yoik want, will ma! for you. 1 US , *? soerg inercanme i rc. Co. | ES J C. 1 MANY DEPARTMENTS )N | Is store, and iient. itities, from i jobbers in i Hardware s3 wide selech /ant, and a nrvTr -PomAiia CiliJ J.CV111V7 UlJ : "Disston," nd Edge," jj S g|g ghten every arbed Wire, I fcs, Screws, 3cessary to jj ' or an ele~ asive agents jj toves of the i and real WARE | a large as;o this deDES. I of prices. llows, and lan. jg *Y J Breeching-, ies?all are ing Bridles, lorseman. irnishes for t Oil, TurCultivators, anooga and implement and if we ke every ef- gj lompany ]