The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 19, 1887, Image 5
Advertiser
L O O A L ,
forget tho Fair. Como and you
.rot it.
Utrillo Ima a now savings Hank In
to u Mutta Hunk und u National
.ekotoh oftlio town will ho defer
-Hovornl week?, but will bo com
d ut a futuro ?Into.
lober Hoof Paint a Specialty nt
ra Hardware storo\
miotleo by tho Are department on
frilay, aerrod the oxocllant purposo
itorlng tba atroats.
will bo anon elaowherolll this Issue.
Ihr Snhonla will bo opon In thia
ny III a few daya.
tr Sugar and ColTeof Canned (?oods,
u j. ii. Jntnca.
Wal? Bobo, of Greenville waa oiec
?II tbi oolloo force boro on Friday
ti, at theroicular mooting o' Connell,
tinta and Olia of avery kind ut
W. I.. Boyd'a.
|t?s llattlo Frlorson loft on Katu rd tl y
dir Nashville, Tenn.. where sito will
pd aOveral montlia visiting her elster.
!i<iioo, ('ronni CllOOao nt
J. II. Juntos.
lt, Dial, Raq., bas niovod his omeo
Li tho Traynham A DUI IMock to tho
|m In rear of tho Pooplo'a Loan und
titanga nuuk.
jaggy and Wagon Harness ?t tho
(rdware atore of W. h. boyd.
frosh arrival of Bacon, Flour and
|rd ut J II .Tames.
fr. Nelson, who bas for sumo time
t hoon a tn'.lor In Patton's Clothing
tahlialtinonl nt tilla place, died on
inlay lust after ti lingering I ll noss.
Ito frlendt?) ot Mr Soott Knight, eau
I him at t'ao atoro of
J, H. Jamos.
Meet rte Shoara, 31ssora and Raaora,
warranted by \v. I,, lloyd.
Irs Kato lb Wright, and her daughter,
ns Holland and Miss thuda, lott last
ok for their homo in JaOkaoil Miss.
)r* ll. F. Hallow und Mrs W. N. Wright
companied thom.
Inst reoloved a big lol of oakes, crack
i nod enndiea nt
J. II. Jnines.
'An esteemed friomt, wdio is a charter
amtier of tba Method lat ('horeb nt
i? pi teo, lina bunded ns un article for
ihlloniion. willoh will appear in con
?ellon without' "Sketch ot tho Town."
Tattle anti Pocket Cutloty nt
W. Ii. lloyd*.
The Sullivan ease. In (?menvillo, h?s
. ?n doelded In fayor of tho *xaoiitors
f Howlett Sullivan anil tho temporary
rijnnetlon dlsnlvod. A furthor huurlnii
ITHS cjlvon on Monday. Ball A: Watts of
lils pine? nro attoruovs m tho ease.
Antony tho f ow article* exhibited nt
L Piedmont Exposition of Atlanta, ls
rurloalty in the shape of a nullt hy
ita Dial of thia County, end contains
pieces. Mrs Iiial is 74 years obi
lias worked on tho quilt at various
Ino M for thirty years.
The trade of T.mrons lins novar been
Bettor than thia a ?nanti. Wehavaa live
it of merchants, and TIIK AnVKiiTisKtt
hin week ahowa tint Dior uro anxious
o sell t/oods. A merchant who koops
is name eonatautly In tho nowapaper*
f his County may bo dopondod upon
br bargains.
Just received, a eur loud 1/vjc fabln
nd "Ono Fur" Soap Rtnporlntn of
J. II, J unes.
A fow dav? igo, a gentleman auld ho
believed tl at theCreatnr bad so arrana?
fd that SetlUffletown Township, In thia
County, would alway? bo on tho ria-lit
?hin when public qniMtion wore before
Hie people. Ho addon hy way of paran*
thesis that SouMotawn was hacking
drover Cloveland for a Second Term.
Seed Rye Burley ?nd H its nt
(dooper ? Burnable Bros.
Special attention ls Ptlllad to a boanti
ful lot of 1?; ?eros on tho "Brooklyn
?Ide." Tin? lot will bu nold cheap for
rash lt la partially Improved and has
superior advantages. For particulars
nee
J. M. HAMPTON,
Manager.
Waeall the attention of our reader* to
theonrdofM. \, Kl nerd tho Clothing
and Hat Merchant of Columbia. Mis
Immense establishment la the most at
tractive place for bargain seekers in tho
'.Capital City," and a visit will amply
eoinponsato titos? who may holli tba
city. Ho la a rebablo man and gunran
tsas satisfaction.
Frosh arrivals of fresh family
and fancy groceries every day nt
Cooper ?i llurnnldo Bro?.
Attention
Owner? of tin roof* should seo ?am
ple* of roof paint ut W. h. lloyd'*.
Coming:
The flnoat nickle elgar In town, eau
soon ho found at ?tore of
J, ll. James.
Oono to tho Weat.
On Munday afternoon Mr Oliy S. (Ur
r?tt, ono of our must popular voting
raen bode bia friend? unod bye and ular
tedtoaock bl* fortun?lo tbo"?ar Wo*t."
He went tv Atlanta, where for a f?w
.lay? be took In the algliti of tho Pied
mont Imposition, ami thenoo straight to
l'arla, Tex aa, whore bo will ?ook em
ployment. Fow young mon would ba
missed moro by thia community, than
Mr (Jarrott. With good habits, indus
trien?, and np-rlght. he In a general fa
vorite. Tn? AnvKtiTisK.a extend? tba
hep? that abundant ?ueeos? may attend
him In lil? new home.
Mr ti A. l/ookwood, of I.auren??C. II.,
carno down to tho city la?t night to
spend a few day? alght-aeelug, etc. Tula
I" Mr laiekwood'a ll rat visit Mince PW
when there woro no railroads runnln
Into theclty oxcept the South Carolina
when tho city waa only a ?mini barf nt?*
compared with Ita -.inmenso territory ?I
to-day. The old gentleman rotnarko
a? ho neared (bo Union depot, that ll?
did not ooliove '?ho could seo tho place
new for the honaea, and that lt muai be
sovoral milo* long." .1 .??/IM/O CHronictt.
He Threw Away His Life.
John Olenu Little, formerly of Laurens
County, Killed by a Train
in Atlanta
monti Little, ns ito was familiarly call
ed, Whs ?i nativo Of tilla edlin ty and ro
UlOVCtl to Atlanta tin., several years ago,
to accept a position in Robinson's box
factory. Kroll! Atlanta ho went to Tix
as, anti afterwards to Columbus lia.,
where lid worked III the Laglo tv Pheonix
Mills. l'util about three months ago,
however, he was employed in the Hug
uenot Mills of Groonvillo s.e.
(Mi Friday morning dispatches from
Atlanta announced the sad Intolllglnoo
of his death, of which event tho papers
give the following account. Tho Consti
tution says :
Prom all that can ho ascertained Lit
tle's death appmu s to havo hoon due
hirgo'y to his own carelessness, Or to a
disregard for Ufo.
Ho was oil the railroad, tal Kurz to tho
Watchman, when tho < loorglfl t rain mino
lu night. Ito sahl he could ride in to tho
main station on tho calmoso. A? ho said
this to Mr Allon tho Watchman, billie
Blopped across tho track, and upon the
end oftho nroaatloa of another track
runniuir parallel with tho ono upon
Which I ho door gi a freight was moving.
The edge of tho track upon which ho
stood was tho ono used by the Rich
mond tV Danville trains and upon it the
Air IJI'10 belle was then moving back- j
ward, being pushed front tno passenger
depot lo tho shops. When Little got up- I
on tho Air bine ti ?ok ho stood facintr
the Georgia train, with his back towards
tho Air bine balle, which was then near
er to him than tho freight. Tho watch?
man had seed I ho hollo, and presumed,
of course, that Little bad noni it too, but
as he made to got ofT the ends of tho ties
aa tho train carno closer to him, Allon
cnllod out :
"Take caro there! Thore comes that
Air Lim* train."
"Relieving that Little had bearii tho
warning anti would leave tho croaallea
lieforo tho train roached him. Allon turn
ed his attention to the freight, which
was drawing nearer. In a minute, How
ever, ho glanced toward tho Air Line
track again. Little had not changed his
position, and tho rear end of tho train j
wan within a few yardsof him Tils eyes
wero appoarontly rivi tod upon th?? I
freight train, ami fearing that tho man
did not roab/.e his danger. Allon raised
bis liai; and airain yelled:
"hook out, there; that train wit strike
you."
Little turned his hoad to\-ard tho Air
Lino train, and at thc same time stopped
across tho rail upon tho track immedi
ately in front of the coach. In a second
tho end of tho car struck him. The
train was nio\ log with a lair Hpood, and
the force was si lUciOIlt to knock tho
limn down. In tho tall Little's body
cleared the rall, hut his lejts foll ser?s?
it mid tho wheels passed over them In
some w ay lils coat became entsnglcd in
tito brake, und as Ion? as tin- train mov
ed tho unfortllliat young mun was drag
ged along the ground, his head and
faco thumping against tho ends oftho
tics
Tho train was slopped as quickly as
possible and till man taken out. His
face was bloody sud bruised and his feet
hanging by a shred. Almost Immedi
ately after he was removed from under
UKI train he lnokod about him, remark
lng:
"1 guess tho roi d will have to pay for
this."
Tho tudu mon about Little ni ado him
as com fort able as possible, and sent for
a physician, but before anything could
be donn ho bogan sinking rapidly, and
within a few minutes after tho ace bio ul
brent hod his last. All inquest waa hold
and the body was then shipped to this
place for Interment.
Our County Fair.
As previously announced our annual
Fair will take place on the ?"i, and 2D, nf
this month. Wo have ovory Indication
of a most Hiteeess'ul occasion and with
the proper Interest manifested by th?)
altitona at large, it cannot fall
A l iri ? ti dd with ample grounds for
tho exhibition of steele and horses, and
seats tor spectator*", and everything
that will len I to aecomodato Tistorn, and
m ike tho occasion ploasant, is now ho
ing prepared. Wo glvo a tain th?* Hst of
Dlreolors end Snper?>ntondants:
Field Crop Department -J. Wade An
dersen, Director; S. D. darlington, Su
perintendent .
Household Department -Win. Mcclin
tock, DIrootor' W. K Henderson, Su
perintendent.
Fruit Department Capt. James Hud*
gens, Director; Dr D. L. .Viulflfon, Su
perintendent.
Mechanical Department-J, IL Whar
ton, Directors R. IL ITudgens, Superin
tendent.
Loather and Harneas Department -Jo
el F. Goodjrlon, Dlreotor; Dr J A llarks
?lale, Superintendent.
Floriculture Department -Trank Ev
ans, Director; Dr J . P. Simpson, Super
intendent.
Thoroughbred Cattle Department
Cal. J. Wash Watts, Diroetor: J. D. M.
Shaw, Superintendent
lirado Cattle Department- Collen
Lark, Director; W. I*. Harris, Superin
tendent.
Horse Department Capt. James Moll,
Direotor: J. A. .Innes, Rnparintondont.
Muh* Denartinen!-XV. D. Fuller, Direc
tor; L. F. Irby, Superintendent.
lioat Sheep and Swine Department -
R.C. Da\ls, Director - Dr F. M. Setr.lor,
Superintendant.
Poultry Department--W. V. Whar
ton, Director ; lb F. Terrv, Supo Inton
dent.
Laurens County Conference.
Th-? next mooting of this Coniorenco
will bo held with tho Church nt Dorroh
on Saturday before the5th Sabbath lu
this month, with tho following pro
gramme)
1st A sermon by tho Rev. XV. P. Ja
cobs.
2d. An essay on tho Dulles of Ruling
Fblors, hy tho Rev. M. C. Itrllt.
3d. Tho Importance of au hscrlhlng for
our church papers, especially rfor tho
.'Missionary."
4th. What i*? tho true Interpretation of
tbs word Neighbor," as employed bv
tho Gospel of Luker
5tb. An addrvs? on Homo Missions hy
tho Hov. R. XV. Milner.
nth. Tho necessity of a truer conse
cration on the part of Christians lo | In
service of Chn,,.,
7th. Whnt is ibo dutv of Ministers in
day t*"60 l? 1,10 P0*'*'**' questions of the
I). A. TODD,
Chairman?
Orango itio- som ..
On ThursdayOctober 13th, ?amos T.
Crew?and Miss Ilostcnse Wolff war?!
unltod in tin! holy bonds of matrimony,
at tho residence of Dr J. F, Wolff, tho j
brides rnthor, near Qootlg?ons Factory,]
in this County. Hoy. J. M. Carlisle of
t ola tod. A largo cholo of tho imiiiedl
ato fHonda and relatives of tho young]
couple woro prosont at tho ceremony,
nun hearty congrutiilnttoiia and heart*
felt honen lotions woro showered upon
thom. Tho hrido is well known hero,
whore foi- several years she has resided,
and by her true worth and sweet dispo
sition won hosts of admiring friends.
Hr Crows is deservedly ono ol'tho niosl |
popular young mon or this placo a uni
versal favorite, and bis many friends
includion TUM ADVMHTIMHR, extend
tho wish thut tho 11 VOS of whoso young
poople, so rich in promise, may boor
unalloyed happiness and prosporlty.
Tito Ladies of tho Presbyterian Cliuroll
will sell rofroMlimonts, at a pince conve
n'ent toidi during tho Fair ou tho 'i?tli
and -JUIIi inst. Tho prices of everytbing
will bc moderato. \ gooil cup of coffee
or tea and a sandwich for ll) couts.
Fresh oysters for 25 couta pm-plate. A
good dinner will bo served for a very
leiiaonahlo pri?e. Tho money ls for II
good purpose and tho patronago of tho
public is respectfully solicited. Wo
think this will supply a dotloioticy felt
by ninny at our previous Fuira.
COM M I 'rr K r. 1ST D A Y .
Mrs T K. Todd, Chairman.
" T F Simpson, Mrs (.' I> llarksdale.
I. N lloyd,
K <> Fr 1er son,
N .1 Ilolmos,
N C Jordan,
J li Wilkes,
lt W Itali,
" A W Anderson
" I. A Tu ne,
Miss l<!a Holmes,
" ll Simpson,
CtiMMlTTKK 'in DAY.
Mrs W I. lloyd, Chah niau.
Porgiison, Mrs |* li Pilts,
J w
J .1 l'luss.
.1 I* Slmixnn,
W W Julius,
McKinley,
W A J n in I eson
W Mot .asian,
,1 NV To.ld,
ti lt Anderson,
n r rjoganna,
ll A Hurgeaa,
" J C (jiarlluKton Miss LC Fluming.
Canned good* of every descrip
tion frosh from the manufactories
ut Cooper ot Burnside Bros.
Family Hour rrom fdno to $<!<><> ul
Cooper & Burnside Uros.
A young fellow once offered to
kiss it Quakeress.
..Friend," stthi "she, "theo must
not do it."
"Cb, by Jove! but I must," said
the youth.
MWoll| friend as thou bast sworn,
theo may do it: but thee must liol
make u practice of it."
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This Powder never Viiircs.A marvel
of purity sr tongi h and wholesomeness
Mote economical than the ord I miry
kinda, and cannot ho sold in compet?
ti m with tho multitu d' ol' low lest
short weiuht alum or tdiosphato now
tiers Hold only lu ev NM, ItovAi, IUK
INO .Pow UK I? Cu., IOU Wall Street. X.V
NOTICE.
All persons indebted to me know
that their accounts are due, lind
that in the past I have boen lincrt,
but I um now going out of business,
mid um compelled to push collec
tion. All accounts not paid in len
days will be put In Judgement, par
tios will please nott; tills a:?d save
cast.
1). M. Patton.
October 19th, 1887.
NOTICE.
The Poor House Paupers anti tho
possession tif the farm will bo lot to
thu lowest seul bidder to -ny pro
per person us stewart for the year
1888. Haid sealed bids ahull bepre
nentod to the Hoard of County Com
missioners by the 22d doy of Octo
ber, 1887, by 12 o'clock M.
JAMES BELL,
Cliin'u. B.C. C. L C
October 12th, 4t
Settlemont
mid
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Ily permission of A. W. Iluriisblo,
Probate Judge, I Will Settle the lis?ate of
Nancy Parka, deceased, nt thia Omeo nt
LaurensC ll.on tho lath dav of Nov ,
?HST, nt IO o'clock. A. M., mid at the same
Hmo will apply tor a litial di- eh.o e. .
All persons having fl ema lld 8 a^iiinst
sahl estate aro hereby untitled to present
the sumo, in due form, on or hefore sahl
dav. Of bo forever barred, And all in
debted uro required to make payment by
said time.
J F PA HKS,
Administrator
Stat?'<>f South Carolin..,
LA li KENS COUNTY,
IN Piton ATE COURT.
Whereas, It, A..Tones hus applied
tome for Let tor? of Administration
on the Estate of lt. A, Janes, de
censed.
TheftOurothoroforo'to cite and
admonish nil und singular tho kin
dred and creditors of ?Aid deceased ,
to be und appear nefore me uta
Court of Probate: to bo hold al ruy
office nt Laurens C. IL. mi 20th day
of October IK87,nt lOoVlook, A. Al.
to show cause, if any they can, why
letters .should md be grunted
(liven mwlcr my bund nnd sonl
this, tho otb tiny of OctObOT 1H87,
A. \V. HI KNSIOK.
?n j. p. L. 0?
WH
Some Peo]
And tn.it ttu>y have tho ii ne? i st
Our stock is comploto in every res
??he big discounts ofTorcd to those >
who buys at retail.
Minter & Jamieson'* Dress Qoods
Department crowded with patron?
ugo. All coiners made happy. Wo ?
have n beautiful .selection, consist*
li g ol Ca hi?eres, all cottons, from
10c to $1.20 per yard. Also ii love
ly line of Fall WorstCWds, all shades,
from G to IS cunts per yard.
Wo koop ?constantly In stock tho la
Min? woods. Just think of it: All-WJ
Parlor Suits from $:il.5U to $00.00. A
Cu rr inges, now stylos and handsome
Come to sou us. Wo have ovory c
make it pleasant for von.
Messrs D A Davis,' D A McCord, T
will Lo pleased to see their friends.
BELIE1
Will bo onu <>! thc lui
And went into the Mig Markets with
A ml our selections are UUCip
< iriglnulit v and pru*
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In the ring, wit wins; on thc rust ru
Motors. Large capital, \o\l}?
phlCC in tbe front raul
in large numbers
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Do not take for granted every thing
unhesitatingly, that such facts as w
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Wo use no bail to catch I be unwary
prices printed. This is why 01
give the public full valu
THE
AUGUSTA
Headqi
-.Af.fi K i s ns or STA ni
BACON, SUGAR,
FLOUR, lMCKI.F.S,
MOLA AS RS, 1? FF P Kl
CO FF UK, s I'D
Carload of Flour just Kc
. ( ar-l oa
?w^.c3i-oisrs .A.:
All of which we sell nt BOTTO
T__,a/u.r?ris
nugi!In x o, ISH7.
WOT ICE.
'I bo chairman of each Hoard of
Trustee* ls hereby directed to open
thc Public Schools on Tuesday 1st
day of November next.
M. h. Bullock,
Frank V)vans,
V. P. Mcdowall,
Hoard of oxnminors lor Laurens
County, SC. October 8th 1887,
BTAIL
pie Advertise Tc
3 -A^civertis? Mer
aders of '
flection of Dry Goods, Dress (?ot
FURNITURE, &c. Eve
poet, and as wo buy in extra large qt
vho buy in Ruell quantities, it of co
><>ur Clonk.Department away be
low competition. Every stylo tho
fair ladies can wish, consisting of
Ladies' (Uotli Jackets, Cloth New
markets, Boucle Jackets, Motton ?
Jackets, Plush Jackets, Plush Itag
lans, Short WrilpS, Misses' New
markets, &c.
rgest lino of Furnlturo carried in th
limit Snits tor only 2S).5'), worth in
Iways on hand a lur^e tine ol" Mod S
ly ornamented. Prices guaranteed
onveiiience lor our friends. A large
ll Nelson, John II Odell, K Ii Wilki
sictit for many years, and kltowi
" XjQ-t Slirp t.lro JD
Sleilge-hammer blows for the Solid
uuled. No pains or money have spai
e have never leen excelled. Look :
GREGATION O
yards Calico lor i)!l cent-,
yards Bleached Shirting for $1.
yards all wool Dress (louds for
ruts.
yai ds Checked Homespun for
cuts.
ni, eloquence captivates; hut in the
: experience, and a close and careful
cas LEA DEKS and M A ST Kits of o
such bargains as til OSO, which no
HEAD THE S
s, '2 papers for .'? cents,
'ards Canton Flannel for OS
ino honey comb Spread for 70
you set? in print, but let your judgnie
.e submit are substantiated by the int
1YING THE FOL
?n's Brogans 83 cents.
' " 6, 7 und K, fi? cts.
i i ld ron's Boots, Or? cts.
en's Boots, $1.63.
Oman's Polkas, GO cts.
, for the most simple person eau sev
ur goods move nit ill good shape and
e we cannot romain in the Lead and
carters
UY, noons, seen A.-.- - .
CANDY,
CRACK KKS,
[{, CANNED 00ODH
MC, Ol'' ALL KINDS.
jcoived.
d of Bagging and Ties.
tsTH) BUaaiES.
.iy Flaunted.
..n.ca.er'soxi,
----so
Lcd * Ast rn y.
"Fornattdina, Nanami ?"<?., Kl?.,
Mmch Juin, issn."
-.f Imvo ii ?od lu- Siimnnds Liver Ileor
. 11 ot >>r noil ni ways foil nd it tn do what
ls clnlmod for lt. Tho inst bot Ho nun
two pack (IRON liiil me 110 ycn<u\ nod nero
.vorsotlian noihlith. I soe lt ls not put
np by J, II.Zollin <t <".>.. sud not i/on
nine", nml :i waste of money to lui.v lt. I
WOIII.I ho ?lad to ?et Ibo tiaro and gan
itlno, Hond ne' some from honest hands
(willi red Z und /elim ?V <'o.'H-munnin re
on Wrapper.) Tho fictitious Mun" sold
w ill injure soino onr bnbl v. ",,...
Yours Ob'! Horv'l, UK N.T. T? KIC1I
> jVCetl^L? a. Bia "BL
?ly Tor SHOW
O IST Acl^r?rtis?
To lot TtlG
L?V Ar?
TTlx? Trac
xis, Notions, Hats, Cads, Hoot;
*r Found inJLAURENs
.lanfitics to supply our constantly ii
UM ? piucos us in ti position to HttVO i
('loOiing-and Cents' Furnishing
Goods Department. Wo have tho
prettiest stylos, the newest and
gran lost stock, and tho lowest
prices. You must seo our stock to
appreciate it. Wo hrtVO the host
Shirts, tho prettiest Scarfs and
Ties, and tho nu>st stylish Hats
found in tho city.
o up-country, consisting of Parlor S
any market fihi.OU. AJI-Wnlnut Su
arin gs ami Mattresses of every dose
with any market.
lot with sta>!s in tho, rear of our sto
vs, C W (Jarrett, D,A Martin aud M
lg the want? of tV.o buying pub)i
ogs of" "Wa,r!"
Money. Our bWLL OPICNINO, wi!
?ed to procuren line of goods, that, fi.
it tho luminous light of Low Prices,
F BUSINESS W
2*i yunis Shirting for 41.
1 yunis all wool Jeans for 85 cts
Ladies' Jerseys only .><) cents.
Ladies' and (lent's lioso o cent?
and up.
busy mart of coimuerco, ability ai
study of Nie dry-goods trade, have
ur business. Prostuge gi ves US pow
weak and sickly competitor can e
C HE D U L E:
7 yards all wool Hod Flannel f??r
fl.
Boys' wind hats 10 cents.
Men's wo<d hats 2"> cent- and up
nt pass upon it. and if your Investiga
.rit of our goods and the cheapness o
LOWING FIGUR
See eur Ladles' hand-made Shoes
at $2.35.
Mon's Congress Colters, 00 ce? in.
Ladies' Button and Lace Shoes,
70 cts., #1, *l.60 and *2.
hat WO have on our counters, e.vaotl
our sub's so satisfactory. "A o work
retain tho favors so kindly extenden
3 CC
-Dealers in Bongil, and I
Doors, Sash and
Mouldin
Laths, Mantels, Newel
Balusl
PINE AND CYPJ
Wo can lin vi? dour :it whorl no!
of fancy work. If you meai
GRAY & A:
..OW
I Feorpi? KNOW
S Shoos, Clothing Millinery
icreusing w lu desate trude, nmlsnro
money to any and every purchaser
Shoes! Shoos.'! Shoesfft In this
dopa Ttl ruo nt wo defy competition.
Wo have the largest stock of Hoot?
and Siioes ever brought to Laurens,
and can. save you fro?. 0 to 50 cents
on every pair you purchase. Como
to soe us and; we will save you
money.
nits, Chamber Suits, etc., lr? many
its, Marble Top, for only ?10.?<?.
rlption. Also, a large line of Baby
res free to all. Come und WO will
rs llortonso Crews are with us,?ml
DEES OP
Pelee??
c our manager has.
I excel! all our previous effort?
i stylo, I'Mivismiuftlity,
und ga/.** upon
rONDliRS:
ul *oli([ cash, are the Mighty
onublud us to tako our
or to grapple
vi II i mit ute much lana approach
Mon is thorough, you will admit
four prices. Ho convinced by
KS:
y what wo advertise and at tho
for money and unless wo
1 ll? by thc public.
tee dy Prepared Lumber,
Blinds,
g of Every Kind,
Ls, Sawed and Turned
trades,
?
nus SHINGLES.
ice and in good stylo any kind
i ?ni.sincsH cal! to ace UH.
Hesptctfuiiy,
NDERSON
Laurens CH S. O