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FOR CONGRESS I am a candidate for re-election to Congress, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. FRED H. DOMINICK. COL. BILL AND THE FOURTH Col. Henderson, of the Southern Railway, had a good joke he told of the old days when the people assemblecfeon the muster grounds. A friend * ?f the great lawyer attended the mus-1 ter on one occasion. He did not get on the field until he began to jump' up and crack his neeis, cuss a iew| hues, pop his fists and declare that he' could whip anybody on the ground. Fearing that his friend would get into trouble, Col. Henderson walked up to him and told him in piain figures that somebody was going to "beat kell opt of you if you don't quit going around here trying to fight everybody.'" To this the friend replied,' Tight hell, I don't want to flght,' 4ou't you see these new galluses." m " n-i t?;ii i. wen l/OJ. X>111 was up tvnu c any Monday morning arid he was rearing around about the same way, but he iidnt want to fight, nSr did he wear striped galluses. But he had won a game of setback one night last week,' and he was determined that everybody in town should know it, and as' he had a day off he believed he could repeat the dose. He 'phoned King Link out of his bed by seven in the norning,. didn't eat any breakfast' himself, didn't want King to take| time to eat any, and said Tie didn't' care whether he ate dinner or not. He was determined, he said, to give a free lecture of the rudiments, eleTOc . * Frirlav Iiilv ? A a J V MAJ 1 y Several Cars of Supp Freight Depot near A viile, S. C.9 Friday, J promptly at 10:00 o\ supplies secured fron ment, consisting of? . V'ater Heaters, E-Ling Materials, < Cans, Screen Doors, i car of Government Ei nous articles, too nun Sale Begins Prompt TERMS CASH. WILLIAM ( AUCTN Abbeville Coca-Co Phone 195-B j ' > . y : ' / mentary branches intricacies and ' any other parts of speech in setback, i And he did. He beat his partner to a frazzle. A JOKE IN A JOKE. There are some jokes which owe ; iheir morit to the fact that a cussI word io in the joke. Without the j cuss-word the joke would oe like bread without salt. One of King Link's lieners was in town Friday, and was telling a joke of this kind to several other lieners ^no were waiting to get their "turhs" at the big'Warehouse of the King. The negroes all listened, and all laughed according to schedule except a Baptist deacon, who didn't laugh, but who said, "'I endorses all you says but I can't sanctify that 'ere CWBword." SUGAR PIRATES PLEDGE TO HOLD FOR 24 CENTS Havana, July 1.?Cuban cane growers, sugar mill owners and brokers claiming to control the sale of 2,180,000 sacks of unsold sugar were on record today as definitely pledged not to offer any more sugar for sale until the price had reached 24 cents a pound the level reached during the last half of May. Participants pledged themselves to withdraw from the market all offers for the sale of sugar and to sell any except through the medium of a committee, which is pledged to make no sales for less than 24 cents a pound. The amount of unsold Guban sutrar was estimated by a member* ?11 AIT HUN )?10 O'clock lies at th^ old G. & C. ugusta Street, Green uly 9, commencing ' clock. Several cars of i the U. S. GovernStoves, Ventilators, Chains, Ropes, Milk Ice Box, Buckets, one ?cort Wagons, ancj vanerous to mention. ly at 10 O'clock A. M iOLDSMITH ONEER i III la Bottling Works, gj Abbeville, S. C. lj I CLE! South Caroli NEXT SES EQUIPMENT AND COUF , College Lands?1560 Acres. Value College Plant?$2,00C Teachers, Officers, Assistants Enrollment 1919-1920?1014 Ton Hnorrikfk CnUrtAt 111? A CTf | Architecture, Chemistry, C Engineering, Civil Engi -.Electrical Engineering, Me Engineering, Textile Indui dustrial Education, Science. Short Courses in Agricultu Textiles. ' SUMMER SCHOOL. June 14 ? July 24. Agricultural Teachers 6 weeks course?June 14-. 4 weeks course?June 28-. Cotton Grading Covrse' Begins June 14'and dontii about four weeks. College Make-up Courses Courses for Removal Entran ditions June 14?July 24. Club Boy's Courses July 13?July 23. crrrtMn unMC rnMl iwwaraa July 30, 31, and August All graduates and ex-stud< urged to attend this gather "Tigers" at the old Lair! "5 be quartered in Barracks, sc sheets, towels, etc., as you d you were a acdet. We can accomodate only ] Barracks and will^ reserve sj order of the application rece For Full Inform DO NOT DELAY, YOU MA' ' > of the selling committee at 3,920,000 sacks ,their holdings of 2,100,000 sacks leaving only 1,750,000 sacks under outside control. Efforts are being made to bring these into the pool. NEW YORK EVENING PAPER RAISES RATES New York, July 1.?Only one New York evening newspaper will be sold for 2 cents tomorrow, folr lowing the announcement today that the price of the Evening Sun and the Evening Telegram will be | increased to 3 cents because of increased cost of publication. AND STILL DOING IT v, ' \ A man in Abingdon was fined by a magistrate for. sleeping and snoring in church, nothing was done to the clergyman for putting him to sleep.?Richmond Dispatch, May 17, 1870. | WANTS, | I 1? i FOR SALE?House and lot, fine locality, 46 Pinckney Street. 'Terms cash. See Olivia Marshall, 158 Secession Ave. v 7, 5-3t-pd. LOST?Between Square and Mrs. J. C. Raines home on Friday, an annual pass on Seaboard. Finder please return to this office and re-! ceive reward. 7-S-ltpdJ WANTED?To Buy, Rent or Lease, j a 2 or 3 horse farm, must be i close to school.- If suitable will | buy, no speculative proposition considered. A home and as an agricultural value desired. B. T. Evans, Greenwood, S. C., Rt. 4, __Box 71. 3t. pd. 8td I WWt THCLAST I SEALED TINS ONLY I nBmr AT YOUR GOOCERS 'Maxwell house , COFFEE i?4 CHURCH AND STORE DESTROYED BY FIRE "A disastrous fire in the wee small I _ t C J I . 1 noun or ounaoy morning completely destroyed the building <.n?i contents of the general merchandise store belonging to I. C. Brown on lower South Main Street, and only the ^alls of the Methodist church next VISON Ina's College of 1SION OPENS WEDN lSES I Value of Coll \ ?,000.00. There was never a ti j?12?. ecjge wa;s so highly pri; " i?. tiPtiunfpH icuuure, |/vwwv*wu. chemical High wages for untr d^nicfi many a young man to c itry, in- college education. But General resenting the work of f< re and ty as an investment of equal in earning capac than $50,000. What estate compart !u!y oi' parent of average meai y ' to his son? What youi mes for much value in the same ness? ce Con- Education fits one fo ties are limited only by acter. Eventually fo awaits the slavery of ig NC effort. are Clemsori College brfr ing of every young man in Soi fou will and possibilities of a ti > bring Clemson College a boy 1 id when -n gou^ Carolina can .000 in high place in the service >ace in - w j lved. nation Write or Wire: Y BE CROWDED OUT. APPLI door are left standing. % "Mr. Brown's loss is practically complete, the total insurance on both the store building and stock of goods being only $1450 while he estimate his stock alone to be worth approximately $10,000. "The Methodist church which was also destroyed fared slightly better, _ . I ; i / | i Do Yours 9 Look Lik SB Ruddy-cheeked, jgj healthy youngst g ness never trou B Their glowing h joy to everyone. 3 Nourishing fo< Imvu iiiub uuuicai strong, but the w jUCt of this food i ^ ous, if not gotti thoroughly and e Nujol is particularly relieving constipatioi as well as in growi does not upset the stoi diarrhoea or form a Nujol i& sold by t Mark. Write N 50 Broadway, Ne II The Mode *vNu,i REG- OS. PAT. OFr w COLL I S Agriculture and ESDAY, SEPTEMBER , \ ,j ege Education. Fertilia ime when expert kfiowl- ) imect zed and so highly com- Agricui ? ^ /TJJI ItUI ained labor will tempt Jlo* CI liscount the value of a Li S such an education^ cep3ur years, viewed mere- pea d? time and of money, is ity to an estate of more Coa,ul Call ible with this can the aBce. as hope to give or leave schoi ig man can acquire that 5 time at any other busi- The / " year s< i v and T< r a life whose possibili- \ his capacity ana . char- ship is r the Untrained * there tion. ;norant and undirected tiong * houses igs within the reaiih of scholar ith Carolina the benefits next s< echnical education. At rth^Fa from the humbles!- home enter?< prepare himself ?for a stind e of his state and Iriution. j?th?r the Co A. EIGGS, President. be g?vi : . the coi The Registrar, Clemsor CATIONS WILL BE CON8IDERI jp . 7 the steward* having $1,500 insurance on it. Nothing was saved from the' church except tlie pulpit chairs and the organ." ' The above is^a clipping from The Press and banner of June 21, 1920 andp should be a! warning to all property own-l ers. ARE YQjU FULLY IN e These? , vigorous* Nujol works < ers ? sick- principle. bles them* Instead of foi lealth is a Ae system, it i food waste,' ^ . many tiny mus 3d keeps the intestines, sturdy an a ^p^umg an aste prod- t0 ^"e?fze th? i . ? so that it passe is danger- the system; en rid of Nuj0i th.us pre itxectively. because it help: valuable for easy? thorough 1 in children at regular inter i-ups,v as it iest habit in the mach, cause Nujol is absolu habit. pleasant to tak< ill druggists in Mealed bottles only, bearing 1 ujoU Laboratories, Standard Oil Co. (Ni ... XT i_ / t i - . . r? . " ?uf*i ior DooKiet inirty reel oi uang< rn Method of Treating an Old Comt ol For Cong, ; S ? EGE Engineering 8, 1920. t PUBLIC SERVICE i. ;r :er Analysis and Inspection and Plant Disease Control Itural Research Itural Extension Clem^nj College, S. C. ? radicatioo' bolera Control L. c ur?1_ bWA TTOTK B Liberty National Bank Bldg., 9 - Columbia, S. C. 3 ? Experiment Station . 1 Florence, S. C. j R I Plain. Experiment Station I 'Summdrville, S. C. " y' <r><,; I on.these agencies for _assUtJlRSHIpS AND EXAMINA. c x : TIONS " : y: .College maintains J. 70 four- , \ :holarshipe in the Agricultural ixtile Courses, and 92 in the ear Agricultural Course (Oc- . I ,to June 1.) Each scholar- s worth $100.00 and free tui>larship and entrance examinaire held at the county court at, 9 A. M;, July 9th. Write * II information in regard to the k , - ships open to your county v ission, and the' laws governing ward. le who are not seeking to N<-'/ >n scholarships ^are advised to examinations on July' 9th, than wait until they come to liege in 'the fall. Credit will en tor examinations passed at R intyjjeat?_|i<BBj!MiB-<iBii i College, S. C. I ED IN ORDER RECEIVED I i ? SURED? We are prepared to protect you. Why not let us carry the risk? The cost is small, the protection great Phone 329 and and we will ckll to see you at once. DO . IT NOW. CITIZEN8 IN8. & TRUST CO W.4>. Wilkinson, Mgr. '-L. - - rm i - " ' 1 ? v. ',r 5n an entirely new I A .;,nni n<-' H =: r> ? ' r^ing or irritating simply softens the I i TOs '"enables the 8 ;ck$ in the walls of I , contracting and S their normal way, || food waste along H ? naturally out of V. vents constipation I s Nature maintain bowel evacuation | vais?tne health- H 5 world. Sj tely harmless and I >. Try it. I Nujol Trade / ew Jersey), H / )laint ikfeation / vio/r^V . vl