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East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-10-27
AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL NOTES
LopgYiew, Miss.

Mrs. r d. Woodsou und Miss
Irene Hannah. of Stargis are with
relatives in the dormitorv tonight.
Miss Irene is an old pupll and both
ladies are welcome visitors.
Mrs, Lloyd Magruder Of Stark
vile, an6SMrs. Browning, of Aber-
doen, visited their sister Mrs. join.
'"mb at the dormitorY last week
They, with Mrs. Lamb, are visit
ing their parents, Captain and
Airs. Bergin, Of May this
week.
Mr.. Lipscomb with the visiting
minister, Rev. NJ. Guile. and Mrs
Montgomery and Miss Annie Mont
gomery motored down Monday.
Quite a number came down on
Sunday. The rock road has
brought us very close to Starkville
and the College.
Saturday night Miss Carpenter
and Prof. Christopher, with some
of the other teachers took the
dormitory boys and girls serenad-
ing, Mr., Neely played the guitar
and all sang. People were so nice
to them, ard they had such a good
time that Mr.. Lamb has promised
to let them 90 again. These boys
and girls are so nicely behaved it
is treat to take them around.
AT the Union Sunday, Walter
Ashford's group was the choir.
Miss Vernon Eakin's group had
the Bible quiz, and Miss MargIer-
ete Miller's group gave the pro-
gram which was good, and we'll
carried out, though some who had
part were absent. Next Sunday
Miss Eakin's group gives the pro-
gram. Mr.. Ashtord's the Bible
quiz, Miss Miller's the choir.
Mrs. Woodward, (Miss Allie)
came down last Friday evening
with little Misses Martha Gum,
Gum and Grace Cooke,
and gave US a short but sweet
little entertainment for the benefit
of the Methodist Church. We ap-
preciated it, and hope to have
them again, and promise to help
them the next time. We were too
busy thi- time to take part except
to have oar quartette sing and our
orator, Tom Neely speak.
Sunday, Oct. %, is Temperance
day with us. The two Sunday
schools will meet at the Methodist
Church in the morning for temp
erance lecture by Mr.. Beasley, the
pastor. In the afternoon the Sun
beams and Young Peoples Union
will have a Joint, public meeting
at the Baptist Church and give an
interesting program Of readings,
music, aud talks. All are most
cordially invited to attend all
services.
In the earlier communication we
asked every one to give book toI
the Longview Library, but so far
have not been hooded with lltera'
tune. Reading is the basis of ali tie
e elopment in education. Until
the full importance Of reading Is
realized By teachers, many boys
and g;yl$ will continue to grow iu-
to men and women whose self de,
velopment is seriously hindcred
by their inability to read inte'i,
gently. l believe the Public
School teachers of Longview real,
ize this and they are trying in
many ways TO raise their library to
a higher S idard. On The eyen>
ing of November the tenth, Prrf
Pate. has agreed to give au nentef
tainm ept iecture', At the Agricul3
turaf High School to aid ID tins
II
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-10-27

SPIN nd Tor,gnal together
produce 10 per cent OF the world 8
cork.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-10-27

Flour has made another sensa-
tional advance. In the meantime
fortunes are being made and lost
every day in wheat futures.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-10-27

Cotton took a Jump this week to
IS cents; but what's the use! The
only men holding cotton at
this stage of the game are the ones
who don't need the m oney and
won't put it into circulation.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-10-27

The day has pas 5ed when voters
can be persuaded, cajoled or CO.
creed into voting against their con,
victions. When questions Of pub
lie importance are TO be decided
by the voter, he generally has his
mind made mp days before he goes
to the polls. The day of fiery
speeches, brass bands and auto
trips through the country availeth
no longer, and the paid workers
with their campaign literature has
little less effect. The average
voter make up his own mind in
his own way and the best plan is
to let him alone. He knows how
he wants to vote.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-10-27
FOR SALE

] u 'ed open buggy
! used one-horse wagon
| used side saddle
| used 8 Cook Store
Ii. A. Beattie. Agent.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-10-27

In your enthusiasm for or against
the amendments, don't forget that
Won are voting at a presidential
olaotinn
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-10-27

Messrs. G. Odie Daniel, w W.
Magruder and John Perkins are in
Jackson in the capacity of a COM
mittee representing the Board of
Supervisors before the State Tax
Commission
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-10-27

The fact that business men can
all remember and keep appoint-
ments every day for their own
business benefit, does not prove
that they can all remember to vote
for their country once in four
years at presidential elections.-
Ex.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-10-27

The Episcopal Church is actual"
ly proposing o divorce law that
will make marriage permanent
residence, rather than a series of
visits among your friends OF the
opposite sex.--Yazoo Sentinel.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-10-27

Miss Mabel Martin spent the
weekend with friends in Colum.
bus.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22

WARD NO. 10 CAP NO
Il l. Spencer. n Grand River. Stanton farm, p. t7s
Is e. O. 81 It WHY line being triangle shape
running at right angles with and n OF and ads
Grand River ava ...........,....... 49,.
A. M Roller n. Hudson. sub of p G. s3s
the Of p. G. <1< lying Of the line OF Grand
Ross Meorsw Peppers sub of lots IS and Is OF Han
David Ross n Mcar.w last
woodman, McGraw. named sub
f. Chestmar McoGaw last named sub
W. I.ehser. Hooker sub.
wAR6 No rs ho'Ner' ''' "'"''' ''' CAP NO is
Bspsois Msrquete Courneys sub Of lots
Hoylsnd wreford last named SUBJ. . M "a
Clark Ferry Park McIaushlin's sub OF lot Of Hall
and Ingersolrs sub OF the Hall
WARD NO. 10 CAP NO. "a
Jas I. Grant Ferry Y. Hamiin's sub OF lots
O. and OF Hall and Ingersolrs sub OF the Hail farm
WARD NO 10 CAP NO 60
r Mclaughlin, Mc1aughlins sub Of lot OF
an o .frac.
Jas g. Grant. Ferry park. last named sub :: -.
B. spsudins Ferry spauidns's sub and
nFersors sub of Hall farm and lot ~ OF McLaushln 8
sub Of lot OF Hall and lngersols sub OF Hall farm
stevens Ferry Park Herbert Bakers
and frac So. l. r. IL e. except the sly 40 81 r.
j. wnchester n Ferry Park. Thomas wrefords
lots and Of the sub OF the part of the Mesmors
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22
TENTH WARD.

s. " ss 'f Detroit 2y!9 I'd 's
Esa last named SUB
WIN Closer s. Fort sub Of p C. No 47s
ton farm
' Fort Of I R'1' ST. par,
474 20 ~ T, OF n -
sub. of of P C. No AS known 3,
ssis Fort Fort last Is: named named It
wm Thomas Howard sub 81 the Hail portion OF P c No
Jennie ferf'' $ HOWARD last "A"'' except
f'Fs"i Peter SoaifG; Ss Of portion Of N.
WARN No "a except S,P P 80 s5'i !. IT
' T f s:d aF sss Of FT Of Fort st ana
H. siniianok n Howard Wards part
E Foster OF HomaT Toward last named sub
Borth Nelson. last named sub... e.
John F Butcher the Loranser
farm NJ iP No az
j. r. Aker Johnson Wards part
NJ r. r. and Baker St u
@ w snd i.s Of part Of
,Im S.nx Ss ' rs Of % the s 81.
cage road AP No AZ
y ::s q S1 ss 3. 's s on
wAK M5' e. i, Linden last named CAP
&: aissS y.I ave- sss II: :
wPr IeRe5Ns2S CAP NO 20
Farm ana ~ IN. h ;Hs
NJ;
nr.cse1s,df: s,sntGns
suos.nsn ' g. t GssSS River m;
Pat Gss:s n Bieci:nrdsa last
iis7
s2Sfss. h.sssss . sss named RI
n % f.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22
Observation-Disclosures

S$ss'; s:'i IT ass': iS: CAP No
10. :; ; S:s: f:s: Man,: ~ -:
9: IL. s:s :: ;ss ssss d.
:s' ::; s::F;.;
p Nj, ~.
:: s ;: s!:. ont :; SUB ::
s,s: R:': sss ;s :;::. n; hal: q
Bs ss:i: II: n. s named VIZ;
:;;!:y :: s 81 a asi ct s s. :' 81
s: {: :: s:s e: &c;
Won.SI Ausan. Joseph Dsa..soh's sub Of 81
!s9s :.s ..,. white. sui. .. hot. !: IL s. !.
an. So. y s. A.s!: :s::::= Is; Il: s
s s:!; :1I'::
q Haso :ss 3: :as :: r.s :.s
8: ;si e !.;.:: ; 4: i;
Ms';; lynn: NY .: ~" ::'"1": s N; |
S:s: ::;.' Sc = 81 # e: i
, n,... Of IL. IT
'''n.s warren eou isss 4 q : si. II
az . III ~ and IL. st Aubin farm
l. IS, :.
CAP NO %
w ARD NO q ~ ~' 80 - - : - 81
IL Micie o. l. No IS and part
WHRfbb N6 . Au0ih sA' CAP NO ss
M.
WARD NO. 8 Car NJ. AZ.
Grardn St Aubfn or tho northern part OF o. s
Aubin farm
WARD NO. 8 Car ny
" INV ~ " " OF W. 1886 II Of n 100 IT. @
" ing OF Farnsworh I. -
p 81 q
H. D. ~ " ' rear Z. 1885 r. of 1851 IT. Q
e. 1889 IT, of ls4os IT. @
except Roby St decided
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22

10 20 20 80 3 o5 Is 81 IS
ioi e7is 50 B 80 80
a2ts 233 IS IS 81
Tl7i TT ~ % %
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22

Nams-strsst-Dssorptou.
". .,r% s,:e SEQ S.Hsv t,rt Ia, named
''i :ss Il 4. *: is,n
psr.sh n maryland las, named
Il: &C.: e. S;,s 7; ::I +:
nSH # -; 49,.
s: s.: ';.:s a:i!::::t =s
: s s ss s. Ss,se s.e 1905
i:ad Soa.v.Ii last named
I 70 rs ss Il s S S-s'' sss sub of
Iegls, boulevard named SUBJ aiy ME-;
Aug 81. % Ise ss .s S,'':s an. .y: sub .:
SssssG-.s s,1s
Sssss s' :%ie
1!s;s::s :, 81: $50, e
"A n ,.... n Z. Moth. Las. named sub. 80 =.
FL: .:s:: e:
La SAIL s ss:s; IA In; named asn:s
a:: s Ell: s s::; :| : ::::I ::s
81 e &. .ss N Sc. T. gss, =:
s:i L 81 's II: : s;se s s SCI: us
i sss:7 81 s &. SUB 81 .!s q lot:
z::: s: s: ;;': L: e; : ::$s .: e.
F. !, H.s..r :. s.ss.s las. named SUBJ
10 .se. ss.:s ana MCKAY:
Unknown. Hos.rh. IS It
Unknown. . whitney. las. named sub SHE
#.:;s'''; assi sa z ss:
5s ." 8; l .' Hs .a sub Of 10: = an:
4! f.. =? FiF' T.; f. :::;.: 81;
E:S::S lit named
F. 1.nr.y wabash las. named . .ssr W 20 . ar SOS
% ss.Rsn T Tss:;s last :' n s;%'
:ss.s e. ssa e. rsaS S.i
%:s::S }::s named :Ss
. %.s ssss plat s:.s Of St M s. cs
sssn Wsbs.s IA; aa.a . sas
last named named
ass. e; s ayr: sss II;
,s ss: sub michigan s :s az.
Foari:.nti ~
IL yas Il s: st R Rs:. g: tn.
ia H. s:s * S;s': ss: :Ts & II; % s RI
sLsl r.
W. Him. Hanover last named sub ......,..,......
O. Barry named .:....a::.;....::
10 last named sub.
v.nrvo :, and vac sI' XII IN rear
part Of OF /. amesM essm and
and II Of Icavtts sub Of the part OF the Messmors
farm. all In frao sec !. T. q g. r IL E.......A 20 IT
n. 1910 #
WARD 10 CAP NO. so
hsTy nr Of o:na : OF tn. Godfrey form No
MarGt Burgess Fourteenth last named sub,
4 O. wsisr Fourteenth It
IT
r. Brugman, Fourteenth farm
c. 7a6, lying between Michigan and Grand River
W. Fourteenth.
p Ia Dunn Fourteenth last named sub = ., ~.
n. J. H.stn.. Fourteenth. plat Of tn. sub
Peter oodfroy farm. being p. G. 72s OF the Chit
caSo road II
|y. 2 Meyer, royrts.nth las, named sub s....;;:
y @ Doherty Fourteenth last named
TnnrH Lat nnnAd nh
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22

Chestnut plat of part of ii,
n. Chestnut sub. part s..
C. Bonner Chestnut Of part Of J. a7 Xabin
Xntisssm plat Of tn. sub. of blocks 10.
Hsnk IL is n ann .uh
N,s Sch Xnti.tsm ;;
hshIow Antietsm. sub Of Of James campau farm
Lhh.Sd jay
ana X's &s. Si' .; Fl til. sub of bloch:
rsm .,%,D plat Ct s ss :ss e
iecrox oratiot sub Of patr Of James campau farm
d iosmsn n or..iot plat Of Of l. AuSin
= Eecrox n oratot SUBJ Of ppa-s Of c.mpaS
C ~ .
ysrn:isin and plat l.
:ip No Il
g si w A Pc: . ss n: sui: Of lot: numbered - ana
s;;:;: e: :; :::. & :;i
-,~. rssr = II r 2. 4 = r.
's:sri S x. As :a :: n: sub :, :;: mum
ssksa and sh.rn.y n w,lH,n. p.. Of SUBJ
a E!sSsr,sss I, wiiin. las. named
watson plat tn. sub OF lot 10 of drsos
rcsd MitneSsu farm
of sub. Of lot IL Of or.tot road
sr:sss a.. nance ss%:a SUB
). Sisre. =: O No ~ 81 Aubn
- kline plat q ". half 81 from Wat
son st 20 Fremont
Z. Schroeder n Scott r. l. H. withere
tnaT 5nn No. CAP No -
plat Of e. Anb,n: sub Of Is SnS 3,
Ssunsy GioSssn r g. i III. ]
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22

.,.;;.. J.. l..
:: t::1 81: I: e 4
IL: lis Is I: e 81
sU isu iG ~. ~ ~
- - 10 ST ~ II -
Sc % % sW - ~ 50
II: III: Is !: II i
10 70 - 81 lW ~ ~ %
IA - % 80 - Ss-1t
~ - - sxs - - u
10 u q go ~ <s.<s
OIL - - - Ass ~ - -
80 10 90 as - rW
1 80 o. So - ~ %
Oh ~ II % is< 80 10 81
OIL ~ IL % ia % 1s o.
OIL ~ sss 80 - . q
Oh 81 ~ 81 IS - ~ n
OIL ~ IL 81 IA ~ ~ n
- 80 os SIS - - -
IL 100 o. 10 - ~ iis -
= - 70 sW - - 81
10 - 81 $50 ~ - 81
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22

Kreke Medbury whites sub Of lots IS and 3D. St Auon
A. ,ags,.. c.naIs5' sub Of 3 Of .5 Tse 9.
',S% :;':: Is; 6 CAP
5 sR;: s ssss 81 :se : i e.
III ': ::$:s !:
~ 4 !: H e., ss s seer. a /, and sP' FRS
Rev C. Albright Grand boulevard last named sub
j. Bon . Grand boulevard last named
,s: ss2 81 SCI. e :::
*:$s Is .s ~
::'s;i: 3: ~ g;5 10000 # e. IS
!E ::i,::; 4. A.. $: !.
:ss y; ss. E% Sec: s;; :ss 3; 's
Ss:S T,disy s.i named 81.
~ 81 n; &: e.! ri
ssyr ! .e; 1 ana s sss g. ': .: g 8 A;So
H. I"Ggo!a. sub of blocks and
s: $l: s$;$: f.; +: %; $$$.; ;s
s:$!s $$:$: III $ $:$:$ ms
$ s:$ IS: a: : ::$:$
~ w
WARD No '"e"e last h CAP No. 81
c&:"; Nantes jamie: CAN s&S 81 =. Of The sub tho
WARD NO. CAP NO SO i.
a yFs. eH;n; NAMES: JAMIE. es sS Of q Of tn, sub of
T1rS chcne sub. of of farm {"
F.ssss cs.S y, S::.
srssS:si ss.:: -; :.%:s :sS.d
TacroiN W. Chene.
s cTGs cS css1' la. ;' aa%.s :uS
WARD NO CAP NO IL
Csmpau between Iarned . and clinton ave
CAP No.
<acroix Chene sub OF OF James
j. r Lscroix. ch.n.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22

WARD NO. NO 81
q W,tssrsn farm n OF ora'ot NO q r.
Alsnsndr.ns R.t, q the sub q G, Ne /. and
A'0' iyin1 I: Of A..andrns ave and n Of lot 81
NO s.
Bridge and LAWS sub q. l. ~ ga OF o !
WARD NO o. ~u0'n '-''" CAP NO 50
- Jsurgow canheld Morans sub Of that part of a.
vHRf no " L. " ~ " CAP NO -
- Msraee place Psrrsns sub of the half OF
Ward No '-'A' CAP No. IS
Rrand
ST Aubin sub Of part OF o. Is IS and ~ ST
vxRp NO . anu '" 80 " ~ CAR NO
- r. schulte's ~ and
Campau farm. e. half OF p c. 81
L Theodore Davis sub of so OF the sub Of the
vsHRnn Mo 'ar" '''''''''''''''''' CAP so 81
Beaub m ii. at a. /
Auhtn
KeilogEs OF 81 and lots
10 whites Sc and 81. ST Aubin
vlssrm NO CAP 40 %
sarrinss sub OF the n 3s33 It. of
wahni, No S o. '"'" ''''''''''''''''' car No 50
zioicki Keosss homestead sub OF and lots
70 inclusive OF Whites sub OF lots % and 81 81 Nuo'n
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22

WARD NO 10 CAP No
Bsnjamin W: Fifteenth, Bendeiows sub Of the &C
WARD NO 10 " - - " CAP No
wadley, Fifteenth. oBriens sub. OF the half OF
No ~ known the 1afontaine farm n OF Warren
CITY q Detroit Wsyne County. Mchgans 7. g. s. n
Peoples state Bank Fifteenth last named subj.
E. Carey W. Fifteenth. last named sub. :. =; -
a. r Pillard. Fifteenth. sub. OF that part OF G.
lying between the Chicago and Grand River roads. :.
Q. Pilard Fifteenth last named tub.........n 81
Fred Nagel W. Fifteenth, last named
r Henry. Fifteenth. last named sub
Fred c. Wills W. Fifteenth last named sub
NJ T. sinnett. Fifteenth. last named sub
Mary QUINN W. Fifteenth, last named sub.
Unknown W. Fifteenth. last named sub. ...........
Thos Smart W. Fifteenth last named sub.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22

L O. AuSin named n. 80 It
= W.
L W. named sub
l. WARD No 10 o| " " '' CAP No J.
D. Mahe Fifteenth plat of the front sub OF
farm p No. a. between Detroit River and the Chicago
E d Fifteenth. named sub, 80 II
Mary W. Elster Fifteenth. last named sub 1884 It
1889 n
l. Cheney Fifteenth. OF that Of lynn
bet IN River n. 1915
Bartlett Fifteenth last named sub.
W. Fifteenth last named sub
p Mcintyre, Fifteenth. last named sub 1855 n
W. rsS n
VIM c. Nrcoils Fifteenth named uo.............
" - $40 It. n. 10 n
Il
WARD NO 10 CAP NO rs
p C. No * known as the La tontsine farm n OF warre
City of Detroit Wayne County. Michigan 2, s.
EMIL oconnor Fifteenth last named sub 90 =
.. 80 q
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-02-09
JACK AND HUGH.

Jack and Hugh Bradley live on
Greenville street and were model
boys until they started to school.
They never allowed anything like f.
nances to worry them until they
came under the %corrupting influences
of boys in school from other streets,
where people talk about money, trad
ing mules, selling COWS, and paying
debts. AS soon as they began to
associate with these bad boys, Jack
and Hugh began to want money to
spend. For a long time they would
get a nickel or a dime from their
father when he was at home, and
sometimes their neighbor, Mr.. Kerr,
gave them a dollar or two. Lately,
however, they have so far progressed
in financial training as to undertake
to be self-supporting.
And in carrying on the good work,
they occasionally sell a few little ar
ticles when they find lying handy
about the house, especially when their
mother is away from home. Last
week they sold the bone and junk
dealer the big wash-pot, an heirloom
of the family, which is two sizes
larger than the n owned by Bill
Greene's grandmother Hemphill, for
which she is asking five dollars. The
price received was five cents and to
make sure that the trade would not
be called off by their mother when
she found it out, they broke the pot
before delivery.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-02-09
A HAPPY

The marriage of Miss Ruth Syfan
and Mr.. Ben Cochran, will take place
this afternoon at the home of the
brides parents at five o'clock. The
marriage will be a quiet affair, only
the relatives and a few friends of
the contracting parties being present.
The house will be decorated in
evergreens and jonquils and a salad
course will be served after the cere-
mony. Rev. J. L. Daniel will per-
form the ceremony, and Miss Lavinia
Coleman will play the wedding
march.
Miss Ruth is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Syfan and is a young
woman of many accomplishments, be-
loved of a wide circle of friends, who
wish for her a long life of happiness
and prosperity.
MI. Cochran was born and raised
near the city and is a young man who
stands high in the respect of our peo-
pie. Every one congratulates him
on his good fortune.
The young couple will make their
home in Abbeville after a short trip.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-02-09
GOOD WILL
TOWARD MEN"
MRS. c. A. ZEAGLER, FARMERS
WIFE, SPEAKS TO TROUBLED
WORLD.

ut has helped me. I wish it to
help Others" This is the message
Mrs. C. A. Zeagler, of Lone Star, s.
c., wife of a prominent farmer,
sends to a troubled world, and it is
also her explanation of her giving a
strong endorsement to Tanlac, the
master medicine. The lit" Mrs.
Zeagler referred to was Tanlac, and
her desire is that others should know
of it's merits. Her statement indi-
Gates she has a deep sympathy for
those who suffer-she speaks her
"good will toward mankind" in her
message, the message of a farmers
wife.
at (Tanlac) helped me, and I
wish it to help Others" is her mes
sage, and to give it to the world
and to her friends in this state, she
came to the Tanlac agent and gave
her statement, by whom it was to be
published.
my whole constitution was in a
weakened state. My nerves were
on edge all the time. I had no ap-
petite, and what I did eat caused me
keen suffering, which began soon af-
ter each meal. Nervous indiges-
ton was the real cause, I believe, Of
all my i'll health, and I had severe
and frequent attacks of this trouble.
81 heard of Tanlac being so highly
recommended, and I decided to give
it a trial. I received great benefit
from it. I can rest better at night
now, and I have a good appetite. Ny.
digestive organs have shown a mark
ed improvement, and my system has
been built up generally. In every
way I feel much improved. I am
very glad to recommend Tanlac."
Tanlac, the master medicine, is
sold exclusively by P. B. Speed, Abb
beville; ]. H. Bell & Son, Due West;
E. A. Fuller & Co., Mccormick.
Price: 81 per. bottle straight.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-02-09
A NEW DRUG STORE.

DR.. w. D. Simpson, who purchased
the stock of goods and fixtures of the
C. A. Milford Drug Company, at the
sale on Monday, is busy straighten-
ing up the stock of goods and getting
the store in shape. He has employ
ed DR.. Geo. Penney as prescription
clerk. He expects to have a new
man here as Manager of the store
within the next few days. The
stock will be filled in and the store
will be operated in the future as an
up-to-date drug store, such as it was
when operated by C. A. Milford &
Company.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-02-09
ENTERTAINING FOR
MISS CALHOUN

Miss Willie Calhoun has returned
to her home in Atlanta, after a very
pleasant visit to Abbeville. While
here all her friends entertained at
cards complimentary to her, Miss
Latimer giving a pleasant party Wed
nesday morning, Mrs. R. L. Dargan
on Thursday afternoon, and Mrs.
Frank B. Gary on Friday morning.
On Tuesday morning, Miss Plevna
Seal entertained the morning bridge
club and at this Miss Calhoun was a
guest.
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PLAYING FOR THE SECEDERS.

Miss Mary Milford has played for
the services at the Associate Reform
ed Presbyterian church for the last
two Sabbaths. She is an accom-
plished musician, and by her timely
aid, her sweet and attractive manner,
she has greatly endeared herself to
the members of the church.
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SYMPATHY FOR MR.. Bolts.

The friends of Mr.. Charles Bolts
sympathize with him in the death of
his sister, Mrs. T. P. Mcclellan at
Anderson last week. Mrs. McClel-
Ian had reached the advanced age of
eighty-two years and after her mar
riage to MI. Mcclellan lived all of
her long and useful life in Anderson.
She is survived by five IONS and three
daughters, and her two brothers,
Messrs Charles and Joseph Bolts of
this county.
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HOME AGAIN.

Mrs. E. C. Horton is at home after
a protracted stay in Statesville, Will
liamston and Anderson. While away
she was quite sick and every one will
be delighred to know that she is we'll
and is her usual bright and lively self
again.
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PREPARING FOR ANY FATE.

Walter Wilkinson is in Charlotte,
where he is taking a business course
at Kings Business College. When
he finishes he will be prepared to
hold down any job from president
of a munition factory or of some
big steel works, to being president
of the United States, or a book
keeper in some first class firm around
AhbeYille.
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GOING

Mr.. R. G.. Philson, the competent
buyer of the firm of Philson and
Henry, leaves today for the Northern
markets. He says he is going to
get the pick of the market in spite
of the war, the dye situation or the
difficulty in getting goods from
abroad. He believes in prepared
ness, and he is going to have the best
for Abbeville county.
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HOW's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
F. J.. CHENEY 6 CO.. Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned. have known +. ].
Cheney for the last ID years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo. ..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price % cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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A SUPPER PARTY.

DR.. F. E. Harrison entertained a
party of gentlemen friends at a "set
back supper" last Wednesday night
at his home on Church street. The
time was spent in playing cards, in
eating a delightful supper and in
pleasant conversation.
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A SERVANT.

Allen Lee, the faithful servant of
the R~osenbergs, died suddenly last
Saturday and was buried Sunday.
Allen has served the Rosenbergs and
Visanskas for many years and was a
familiar figure in our town. He
was a faithful man.