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, Jan. 2, 1894. on. price of The Ar> one dollar and a nphs. 10 Qreenvillo Pho in LauronH from 1804, prepared to ?aphis in tno latest' jh roe year old nd Mrs. T. E. Todd, rning. zero interrod in tho nday morning, a swoot, bright and Sirl, and tho boroaved oop sympathy of all ids in their affliction. T to Pay Taxes. papors of Monday, Jan. 1st .ptrollor Gonoral lillerbo to-day a circular to tho treasurers in ry county in tho State informing nn that tho timo allowed for the /mcnt of taxes had boon extended to of February." l>eath of Mr. McCoy. vir. McCoy, fathor ot Dr. Thomas jCoy, died horo on tho 23d ult. He ?d only come to South Carolina a few ooks previous to spend tho closing lays of a lifo of ninoty-ono years with his son. His remains wore interred in tho city comotory on Christmas ovo. To Read and Keep. There are scarcely any two topics so interesting to tho public just now as the new dispensary act and tho county government act. Both of those in Judogreat changes in tho law of which 'ow people have any accurate notion. I'hk Advertiser to-day givos the extof both in full. It will pay all of >ur readoi'3 to wade through thorn and coop tho paper for future reference. Phe Advertiser also gives its read srs tho reply of Messrs. Stokes and '?Ivans to tho letter of General Hamp on. Death of a Noblo Woman. Mrs. Margaret Martin, widow of the ato Rov. William Martin, of Colum >ia, died in that city last week at a cry advanced age. She was the moth r of Dr. Harry Martin of our town ?ho was present with her during her ist hours. The deceased lady was eminently ious in her life aud did great good in ho Master's cause. She was giftod ith marked literary talent and was ho authoress of several works, in ootry and proso mostly of a religious oaraoter. Palmetto Liodgn Olllcers. Tho annual installation of officers of almotto Lodgo took place in tho odgoltoomon tho night of the 27th t. W. M., II. W. Ball: S. W., L. G. dlc;J. W., J. M. Philpot: T., J. P. alt; S.j H. W. Anderson: S. D? J. M. isanska; J. D., M. H. Fowler; Stow ?ds, W. C. I. Irby, B. C. Crisp. W. M., J. It. Smith was installed as rand Pursuivant of the Grand Lodge South Carolina. Past Grand Master A. Hoyt was present by invitation id presided. The attendance was rgo and the occasion greatly enjoyed ? the craft. Marriages. Mr. G. A. Fuller, of Alma, one of tho iding farmers of his section of the unty, and Miss Suo Smith, the ae mplishcd daughter of Dr. .lohn R, lithof Mt Gallagher, were married Sunday last. May they never know a less happy ;w Year than this auspicious one of jir honey moon. Married, December 17th, 1803, by W. Culbortson, Trial Justice. Mr. Ol'gO W. Cambroll and Miss Sallie widen. All of Laurens county. Salcsday. The weather was bracing and beau il. The crowd was largo and the .'seswapping brisk. The square and )Otlot were covered with people all '. Merchants did a good business, 'here were few sales. BY THE OLERK. j. S. Fuller against J. K. Fuller, 145 ?es, $1,200, to L. S. Fuller. >amo case, 83} acres, $400 to T. S. ague. lamo case, 07 acres, $170 to L. S. Her. lamo case, 88 acres, $(i?? to J. H. mrton. by THE SHERIFF. Jlghty-flve acres in the case of tho nplo's Loan and Exchange Hank vinst W. H. Garrettand W. C. Irby, ghtby W. C. Irby for $1000. e Funeral of Miss Yoargrln? 'ho remains of Miss Mary L. Year arrived hero Saturday from Spar burg. They wore accompanied by ?8 Sallie Savage and Miss Connor, lents of Cornell University and mils of the deceased young lady, 'he remains were Interred in tho ? conietory at 11 o'clock Sunday ?ning. All of the ministers of the assisted in the ceremonies at the vo and no morning services wore 1 in any of tho churches. Rev. A, Wardlaw, of tho Presbyterian rch read a Psalm, Rov. J. W. 11, of Dials, delivered a fervent and iltlful prayer, Rev. J. D. Pitts, of Raptist church, read tho burial ico and Rov. Walter t, Herbert, io Mothodist Church, (dosed in a t prayer and pronounced the bone ion. The following gentlemen were pull boarors: B. Dial, IT. B. Gritton, Jno. F. H. II. Hudgens, J. T. Johnson, Wilson, W. C. Irby, C. II. RopOf, ;. Bolw, W. W. Ball, io assomblago at tho grave was largo and composed of hundreds iople of tho town and numbers from s township and tho neighborhood yhich Miss Ycargin was reared, is needless for THE ADVERTISER ?Id anything further to what it has ?'??Jsaid by way of testimonial to n regard and appreciation folt ?ur people for tho noblo quail hoart and mind which Miss in Illustrated In her life. It is a choly satisfaction not only to hor iiato family and relatives, but of tho people, of hor native county a merciful God has pormitted her at romuins to bo roturned to .. In tho land of her fathors beneath louthern sky. 'he following is the Associated Press snatch relating the clrcumstanco of ,ie finding Of tho body: /ITHICA.N. Y., Doc. 2?.?The body of Miss Ycargin, who was drowned in Cayuga lake sevoral weeks ago, was washed ashoro last night near tho de Eot at McKinnoy's Station, on the All* urn branch of tho Lehigh Valley road. \ Mhs Ycargin wont rowing Vith In structor Morriam of CornelliCollego 3omo\ix weeks ago, and failcU to re turn. \hoy wore undoubtedly frowned togcthoX by tho capsizing of their boat. \ Mt?8 Ycfcrgin was one of the i>ro mi .~rtn at Sago/Colleg e, s' C ftr. In and Around the City. The Coming and Going and Min gling op the People. Happy New Year! This is campaign year. Miss Sara Ball has returned from a pleasant visit to friends in Walhalla. Mr. .1. O. C. Fleming aftor a two weeks siogo of tho grip is out again. Mrs. Arohlo Adams, of Greenville, is .visiting in the city. * Call at tho Court House and see specimens of Wheolor's photographs. Editor Bowden, of tho Cotton Plant, visited Congressman Shell last week. Mr. C. C. Feathcrstono returned Sat urday from a business visit to Augusta. Miss Birdie Austin roturned to Co lumbia yesterday. Young people please boar in mind this is the woddlng season. Dr. A. N. Talloy, of Columbia and Dr. O. B. Mayor, of Nowberry, were in town last wcok. You havo until February 1st to pay our taxos. By tho way, how much as Koform reduced taxation? No man with honest eyes can look on Laurens from Irby Hill and not confess that it is the prettiest town in Carolina. Don't fail to havo some nice photo graphs takon by Whcelor in Laurens from 1st to 10th of Jan. ? Governor Tillman, wo are told, was in the county Saturday and visited Col. Shaw at High Point. Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, mother of Mr. J. G. Brown, has been visiting tho latter. Mrs. S. C. Todd is oxtromoly ill and grave fears are ontortainod that she will not recover. Metsrs. L. Hill and Larry Gantt, of Snartanburg, and D. A. J. Sullivan, of Charleston, wore in tho city with Sen ator trby Sunday. Clerk of the Court Meot/.e and Rep resentative H. B. Buist, of Greenville, wore in the city last week and visited Capt. Sholl. County Treasurer Mock tells The Advertiser that considering tho tough times, people are paying taxes well. Should the city council contemplate beautifying tho town and making it comfortable by planting trees, now is tho time to do tho work. Thomas P. Cothran, iCsq., a leading young lawyer of Greenville, and ono of the attorneys for the R. & D. Railroad, was in tho city Saturday. Col. J. A. Hoyt, of Greenville, spent several days in our city during the past week and was welcomed by many friends. Mr. Mclvcr, of the Southern Presby terian, was In town Friday and called to see us. Mr. Mclver is an f>\*peri enced newspaper man and a vei pleas ant gentlemar. N.^d08^<iza and Nannio McCaslan and Mossrs. S. M. Wilkcs, Claude W. Garrett and W. W. Ball attended the Greenwood ball Friday night and all report a delightful time. Tho delightful Van Bibber is about to re-enter public life. Mr. Richard Harding Davis has written another story about him called "An Anony mous Letter,'" which will appear in the February Harper's. The Advertiser is informed that Mr. .f. G. Brown has been offered a a position in the North as a trainer of horses at $0000 a year, but will prob ably not accept. ' It is said that he was recommended for tho place by SenatorIrby. Tho b'hoys, or the gurrls, or both or somebody took the usual notion of ring ing out the old year and they did it with terrible energy and perseverance murdering about throe thousand hours of gentle, grateful, innocent and un offending slumber. But b'hoys will be b'hoys and gurrls will be giddy. Mr. Thames, father, of Mrs. Dr. H. K. Aiken, of this city, died in Charles ton last weeek. Mr. Thames during his long life was art active railroad man and during a career extending through many years held a number of responsible positions in his line of busi ness. Mrs. Aiken, who attended the fune ral services, returned home yesterday. Judge elect R C. Watts left to-day for Columbia to qualify as .judge of tho Fourth Circuit. Ho will bo joined in that city by his wife and children to morrow whence they will proceed to their now homo at Cash's Depot, Ches terfield county. The Advertiser wishes them bon voyage?and may they faro prosper ously. Mr. W. H. Gilkorson will move to morrow to Mrs. Richardson's house on Harper Street, where ho will tako boarders, transient and permanent. This houso is a x delightful place for boarders and in two minutes walk of the square. It is needless to say that Mr. Gilkerson will make it pleasant and comfortable for those who sojourn with him. Happy New Year! A i ni,in Sni'viec. On the lnst night of tho Old year (Sunday night) all tho congregations of the city joined in a service at the Presbyterian church. The assembly of Christians was very large. Short talks wore made by Rev. J. D. Pitts, Rov. Walter I. Herbert and Rev. A. G. Wardlaw. A special choir com posed of representatives from all tho choirs in t! city led in the singing. The old year " has been in many re spects an exceedingly sorrowful one in Laurens and each of*the churches havo lost ono or more of their most earnest and devoted mombors. These evonts woro alluded to by the preachers in feeling terms and yot tho occasion was one of thankfulness to the Divine Fn thor for his bouptiful mercies. Sad as tho meeting was it was gene rally enjoyed and those who attended fool that it is better for them that they word* tboro. Happy New Yeak! Notwithstnndsng tho enormous in crease givon to human strength by t he mechanical powers, the lov- the' pul ley, the wheel and axle, the re* moval of heavy weights is still attend ed by strains and sprains. Thorc is positively nothing better for such oa ultios than Salvation Oil. The Atlanta Constitution, weekly, and THE Advertiser, one year for one dollar and seventy-five conts, 43TNow is tho time to-. Ho tolls what he saw. Mrs. Chas. j, Winstrand, Brishin;Clci*ncldCo., Pa., writes: "My fathor cauaht a very kc voro cold In tho minos, v1"1* he pur* ohaAnd a bottle of Dr. Atoll's Cough ' jjfa^y?pg It^bo had no for rJ^Wlrats. A big stoo and low prices. Simmons Brbi. Go to Fleming & Co. for sohool books. They have the largest stock ever seen in Laurens and they have bought them to sell, as you would think from their low prices. They ore so very cheap they are bound to go, and you would know so too if you watohed tho groat bundles leaving their o store. A big lot of olothing loft which we must unload. Sacrifice prices on all goods. Simmons Bros. , Wo will move our furniture and china stores in tho new Minter build ing this week, whero wo hope to see all our frionds. Wilkes & Co. Our new storo is not quite ready for us ho wo will for anothor week slaugh ter prices at our present stand. Sim mons Bros. S3.5H) buys u largo rattan rocker worth $5.00. This is onoof our drives. Wilkes & Co. Come to see us this week. Special Srices to got off us much stuff as possi lo before wo movo into our new store. Simmons Bros. Wo rocoivod Monduy a new lino of boating stoves, grates, otc. Wilkos & Co. A fow nice cloaks and imported dross patterns loft, which wo will sell at as tonishingly low prices to close out. Simmons Bros. Splendid lino of carpeting, rugs, oil cloth, art squares. Wilkes & Co. January is a great month for shoes and wo aro heeled with a big stock and lino assortment. Try us if you want a bargain. Simmons Bros. Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and [Jvor trouble when Glonn Springs water will euro you. Yon can got it at Kennedy Bros. Glenn Springs water is spocially good tor nil kidney and hladdor troubles. It svlll remove stono Irom tho bladder In a irontl- and speedy manner. For sale bv Kennedy Bros. High class job printing dono at this ofllce. Glenn Springs water is kopt in cases und on draught by Kennedy Bros. If yon aro suft'erhiK from head-aohn, loss of nppottte and weakness, try a case ?I'GJonn Springs water and you will feel "etter. For saloby Kennedy Bros. Clinton Chronicles. The Xmas tree at tho Baptist church was quite a success. There was a largo merry crowd and a great many hand some presents received. Miss Louiso Horton and Julia Simp son, of Anderson, are visiting tho fam ily Of Mr. M. I. Horton. 'Miss Lyl Harris is visiting Miss 10m Leako. Miss Clara Boswell, of Abbeville, is visiting Misses Mary Griflln and Julia Little. Mr. A. Goodo Faulkner, is spending a few days of Xmas at his old home. Mr. Clyde Horton spent a fow days this weok ut Williamston. L. Friorson spent a while in Statos ville, N. C, this week visiting friends. A few of the college boys are spend ing their Xmas holidays in Clinton, majority howovor aro revelling at their respective homes. Thoro has been no end to parties this week; little parties, big parties, old parties, young parties, tea parties and tacky parties, socials and dances. All the young folks and older ones too. seem bent upon enjoying Christmas while it is here. Owing to tho sickness of some of the members of Enoroe Presbytery, it did not convene on Thursday night. It was a called meeting in order to hear the trial sermons of Messrs. U. M. Fulton und W. II. Owings. It was decided to call it again for Thursday, Jan. 25th at 7 p. m. in the Orphan's Chapel. Mr. Thornwell Jacobs is sulTering from a mild attack of the grip. Mr. W. It. Owings, formerly of this place,now at tho Theological Seminary. Columbia, married Miss Etile West, of Laurens County. Mrs. M. A. Lynn, who has had charge of the Dormitory for the Col lege, has given it up. owing to ill health. Tho boys will miss her very much, as thoy aro very much attached to their "M. A." Mr. George Albright is spending his Christinas holidays at home. Mr. Sam Simpson and family moved into town u few days ago. Rev, Mr. Olarkson, Pastor of the Methodist Church, has moved into the parsonage" Mr. W. H. Shands and Miss Texas Albright, daughter of Mrs. C. L. Al bright, wore married Wednesday, '27th hist., at the residence of tho bride's mother. The ceremony was performed by Rov. W. P. Jacobs, D. D., in the presence of a large, number of guostss The bride, and groom were attended by the following couples: Mr. Gco. Al bright with Miss Minnie Shands, Mr. Jno. Hunter with Miss Mary L. Young, Mr. H. L. King with Miss Nannie Vance, Mr. A. Goodo Faulkner with MlssT. Craig. They received many elegant and valuable presents. On the following day thoy were given a recep tion at the groom's father's, Hon. W. A. Shands. G. Cross Hill Notes. To all wo wish a pleasant new year and many returns of tho same. The health of our town and vicinity is now of the very best. Business is very dull, very little (rot ton marketed, and people have but little money so our merchants are standing around resting from their labors of the fall and getting ready for the spring trado ThO handsome new store of Mr. Joe Nance is now complete and ready for business. It is a very handsome build ing and adds much to our town. We notlco somo changes of rcsidenco and some now comers in town. Mr. George Prophet has moved into his handsome now cottage near the academy. We wolcomo him to town. Mr. G. L. Cartor will occupy the house on Main Stroot. We aro glad to welcome Gcorgo to our town. There are some othor changes spokon of, but not yet determined upon, Tho young peoplo havo nad their us ual amount of amusomont during tho holidays and aro now ready to settlo down to businoss. Mr. Tolly Richardson's drove of wes tern horses is attracting groat atten tion and ovory day we aro troatcd to exhibitions of horsomanship according to the wostorn plan. Mr. Richardson exhibits great skill in managing his horses. Mr. Ed G. Davonport, aftor sponding a yoar in Florida and Toxas, has re turned homo and says ho behoves Car olina Is tho best Stato and Cross Hill tho best placo in tho Stato. Our schools aro doing woll under tho managomont of thoao votoran tcachors, W. S Pitts and J. C. Cook. Tho Mothodist Church at this place, will bo supplied for tho prosont yoar by Rov. J. A. Campboll. Wo aro not yet informod who will supply tho Pres byterian and Baptist churches. That veteran old soldlor and staunch citizen, John G. Turner and family have moved into tho suburbs of town, and will frequently be seen on our streets, Woll, tho Legislature has dono its work for tho sooson and reformed tho dispensary, tho judiciary, tho congres sional districts and tho railroads. T'Lot us havo pea * SdmuE. try to bring (^^^vju^^iuc^TTI^u r order. Rev. D. C. Freeman supplied the pub pit with an hour and a half Christinas sermon on last Christmas Eve to a largo congregation. The following night there was a sing ing at tho residence of Mr. T. R. Simp son's which I did not attend, but was informed that it was a very pleasant occasion. Christmas morning our little town arose quite early in holiday attire, with tho sound of music, joy and gladness, and cordial invitations to gather to gether at different places-to commem orate one of the greatest and merriest days that has over been recorded in tho world's history. " In tho afternoon tho committee made ready for tho Christ mas tree, and at about six o'clock the people began to pour in llko ants out of a hollow log when the other end is aflro. By 7:30 tho hall was full, by 8 everything was In readiness, and Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus entored und marched up fronting tho tree and per formed their acting in a vory accepta ble mannor. Soon tho tree was strip ped of its many preSonts, none of which were vory costly, though under tho circumstances it was a grand success. Air. Santa Claus said: ''I would have hud a flnor ono, but my ox died and my crop was short and I liad to ride a goat and couldn't fetch much of a load that way." Next, a nlco fruit cako was raf fled off, which was prosontcd to Miss Bessie McKinloy by Mr. J. C. Todd.? Then a big dance ended tho oxorcises. Tho occasion will long be romombercd as a happy incident in tho lives of many. We extend many thanks to the visitors for their good order. Tuesday a turkey dinner at .lames Todd's. Tho following night a dance at Mr. James Monroo's, a nice turnout, and it wus cortainly an enjoyable affair. Wednosday night a gay sociable at tho rcsidouco of your correspondent, also ono tho same night, at Mr. Jim Nabors. Misses Minnie Pool, Una and Bossio Simpson spent the holidays at Wood ruff. Arthur R. Owens spont Christmas among relatives and friends here. Mr. and Mrs. James Burton, of Green ville, uro visiting their sistor, Mrs. Mary C. Garrctt. Miss Ostelle Martin visited her sis tor, Mrs. J. D. Millor, last wook. Misses Bessie and Minnlo McKinloy spont sovoral days during Christmas with Miss Daisy Mitchell. Messrs. .lohn Boyd and Frank Duvull, of Mountville, have boon visiting in' this section recently. Miss Sue Monroe, who for tho past year has been manager of tho Burns Co. at store No. 2., has returned homo to the sorrow of our telegraph opera tor. Never mind, George, she will come back again. It seems that nearly everybody now has, or has had, the'grip. There arc several cases now in this section. Mrs. Win. Lioopard, an aged lady of this section, died last night, the 27th. Her remains will bo laid to rest In the quiet graveyard at Cedar Grovo to morrow. Wo have many other visitors and news of minor importance, but for lack of time ond space will not riote them this week. If "Bum" fails to como out weekly, you may know that Prof. J. W. Fowler has him bucklod down too tight. Wishing ovorybody from the Chief Editor down to the "Devil" a happy now year. I am he, tho unknown, Bum Blinker. Narnie. Xnias lias como and gono and every body is prepuring-for a no\v year'with a vim. We will not mention tho sick, but will say that there is sickness in almost every family in our community. On tho morning of the 28th Mrs. Jane Leopard, after a short illness died with pneumonia, aged about 74 years and while her remains were being laid to rest on the morning of tho .'10th her husband, William Leopard died of la grippe, aged about 80 years. They wore buried at Cedar Grovo church. Both were consistent membors of the Baptist church. The boroaved chil dren havo the sympathy of the com munity. Mr. John Bramlctt went home with John Beadle to Kansas on the 27th ult. Mr. B. C. Crisp of Laurens, with his family visited his mother on Wednes day of last weok. Miss Mary Cannon is at home spend* ing Xmas holidays with her mother. We wish ovorybody a prosperous new year. R. A. J. Buckingham's Dyo for tho Whiskers is the host, handi?st. safest, snrost, cleanest, most economical and satis factory dyo ever invonted. It is the gentleman's favorite The Sea Hoard Air Line. Parties going East or West will'do well to write or seo J. N. Wright, Laurons, S. C. Soliciting Frioght and Passenger Agent of Sea Board Air Line. Twenty Five Cent Column. Advertisements-, will be printed under this head for one cent a word each inser tion, none to bo inserted for loss tban 7* cents. Lost.?Between the post office and Bennett's store a bunch of keys. Finder will please return to this office. A L'all In Prices. At Whitonor and Martin's barber shop sliavu niny now bo bad for ten conts. To Hunt." One of tho handsomest storo rooms in Laurens with large baso mont and freight elevator. $12? a vonr. Also 5 room brick cottage within 200 yds of publI': square. Apply at this ofllce. If you rfeel weak and all worn out take BROWN?S IRON BITTERS STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County ok Laurens. Probate Court. WlIBRBAS, F. R. Owing, has applied to mc for Letters of Administration on tho estate of Jane Owings, deceased. These arc therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kin dred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear before mc at a Court of Probate to be holden at my office at Laurens, S. C, on the 17th day of Jan. iSo.i.at 11 o'clock, a. in., to show cause, if any they can, why letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this ist day of January, 1894. JOHN M. CLARDY, Jan. 11 'o.i.-at j. v. u c. Notice. Notico is horeby given that returns of all personal proporty must bo made, to tho city clork by tho 20th of January next. Blank returns arc now made and can be had by calling at tho city clork's office. All porsons failing to uml<e. thoia. returns by that timo, tho usull penalty will bo added. j By r,,.,w,. 0f tho MoyAr. t. a H>1.t.K. < Laurens County AlnM^n will meet? tho first Friday to January next, at 11 o'clock A. M. Every Alliancemanin the county is urged tu be present, the condition of the country demands that every Farmer and Mcchaoio, and ail wealth producers, should come to the front and let those who are so persisitenlly opposing the demands that we are contending for, and which are 60 necessary to our pro gress and welfare, know that we mean business and will still be in the ring in the struggles of I894.? Each Sub-Alliance will take notice and send a full delegations. YVeeus gest that the Christmas holidays could not be better spent than in organizing and doing Alliance work. Senator Irb) and other distin guish speakers of the State will be present. John M. Hudgkns, County President. Stockholder's Meeting. Tho regular annual mooting of Share holders in Tho National Bank of Lau rons S. C, for the oleetion of Diroctors will bo hold at their Banking House, on Tuesday, 9th of January, 1894. * JNO. A. BARKSDALE, Pros. sum of ono hundred dollars for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. Frank j. Cheney. Sworn to beforo and subscribed in my presence, this ?th day of Doeombor, nally and acts directly on tho. blood and mucous, surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, froe. TP. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. ?^' Sold by Drusrgisto, 75c. Subscribe for tho Advertiser now and got tho election news of next yoar for $1.50. English Spavin Liniment roinoves all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blemishes from horses, Blood Spavins, Curb, Splints, Sweeney< Ring-Bone, Stifles, Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one bottle. Warrant ed tho most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by II. P, Burdette & Co. Druggist, Laurens, C. H. S. ?. To Runt?One small two-room house. W. W. Bali,. pre. ask'all who are indebted" or otherwise to come for^pd at our."1, and sottlo or I shall ho compelled to hand all accounts without any excep tions in the hands of an oilleer for col lection. I hope that my friends will como forward In my time of need and show their friendship by prompt sottlo mont of their accounts. Address all communications and all orders for Christmas liquors, etc., to my place of business. Orders solicited, which will receive prompt uttontlon. Respectfullv. . L. KOPPEL,* Augusta, Ga. Itch on human, mango on horses, dogs and all stock, cured in 30 min utes by Woolford's 8aultary Lo tion. This never fails. Sold by H. P. Burdetto & Co., Druggists, Laurons, C. IL, S. C. Look Out kok a Call.?Mr. Jno. R. Hcllams Is the agent for the AuvKK tiskk, authorized to make collections, take now subscriptions and orders for jobs, etc. Mr. Hellams is now travel ling in the interest of he tpapor. FOIt DY8PKPSIA, Indirection, and Btomach disorder:. tnUo HKOWK'H IKON HITTKltS. All dealers keep It, Si per bottle. Genuine line trademark und crossed red lines on wruutHT. G*?&? HEJDUCTIOl*. Qfeat r^ecL?ctioi) -( AT THE ) ?r? bbegeeb mlh nnnnnnraar;r rrrr.rr.rr caanaaana Our Stock must be reduced in the next 60 days. In order to reduce our stock wc are offering our entire stock flt Greatly Reduced Prices. Now is /your chance to buy your entire Winter Goods Cheap. Wc arc going to make some changes in Stock January, 1S94. In order to make the desired change wc must close out our entire Stock of W Dress Goods, Millinery, Shoes and Jeans. The above is no catch penny, we mean exactly what we say. Our stock must be closed out. possible to quote Reduced Prices as the business is composed of Thousands of items for which sr obtainable at this time. First callers will get the cream of the Bargain. We have several Big Ba* within the last week that will pay you to examine. Ladies ! Don't fail to see the Big Bargaii arc selling our Dress Goods and Trimmings. CLOAKS! CLOAKS !! We have a handsome line of Cloaks to be closed out. Cqmc . on your size. ? f3 SHOES! SHOES! ! We have the largest stock of Shoes in Laurens, and they must be closi the next 60 days. Now is your chance to buy your Winter Shoes Cheap. Sec our Stock and Ii we will be sure to sell you. Very Respectfully, LAURENS CASH COMPAN" W. A. JAMIESON and S. C. TODD, Managers. 401?5?93 41 ??h ? TS* o O o o h4 CO O er to ?V B ?tH o o ? o a ??h O B o 9h > tit to v< 4) XT o ?< U to a, o 4) 3< -XT H STATE of SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Laurrns. Court of Common Pleas. Copy Summons for Relief. B. H. Teaguo and Albert A. Gar lington us executors of the will of Natclssa M. Garlington de censed Plaintiffs against L. C. Teague and 11. F. Teaguo Defen dants To the Defendants L. C. Tongue and R, F. Teague You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at this oilico in the city of Aiken S. C. within .twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day ot such service; and if you tail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to tlio Court for the relief demanded in the com plaint. CROFT & CIIA FEE, Plaintiffs Attorneys, Dated Nov. 1st, A. D. 1893. To the Defendants, L. C. Teague and R. P. Teague: Take notice that tho complaint in this action together with the summons, of which the foregoing is a copy, was tiled in tho office of the clerk of the court at Laurens S. C, on tho (Mb day of Nov. 1893. CROFT & CIIA FEE, Nov. 7, '93. Pl'ff's Att'ys. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ?County of LAUKENS, Court of Common Picas. I>. S. Fuller us Administrator, and heir at law of John l\. Fuller, deceased. Plaintiff against Kitty E. Fuller, ot. al., Defendant.. Complaint for Rollof, Etc. Notice is hereby given that a llof* orOUCO in the above stated ease will be held before, me at tho office of llali. Simkins & Hull, attorneys al law, Luu rons ('. H.. s. ('..on Thursday the 18th day of January, 1894; at 10 o'clock A. M. and all persons holding claims against the estate of John K. Fuller, deceased, are hereby notified to pre sent and prove the same before me on that day or thev will be barred. LEWIS W. SIMKINS. Special Keferee. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Laurknh, In Court of Probate. Wiikueas, W. M. Curry, ha? applied to me for Letters Administration, on the estaP T. R. Curry, deceased? These are therefore tr admonish' all and sin?~ drcd and creditors e to be and appc Court of ProV my office a* iyth dav M., to r In .pursu above stut given to of J. T. in my o' their l on the "ban 'from horclu Dec. 11, U \ ifbTia Of Settlement ami j ' fer Final IMhcIi Take notice that on of January, 1.89.1, w, final account of my a' * as Administrator of John D. Cheek, dec* oilice of Judge of Prol rens county,- at 10 o' and on the same day \ a final discharge from such administrator. All persons havi against said estato them on ?j?r before that and authenticated < barred. AUSTIN Dec. S, '93-41. A Fo Valuable p Laurens. Th and lot contai The chmcb b the very be*t verted iy,to Also a vory 1 to the new Da on Main street Doth of these* to tho busino all the ohurohi This is a goo tors and person home in the th ? Communicat or H. Y. Simps? In the s?i... ..ial discharge fr< such Executor. All persons h against said estate sent them on or proven and author ever barred. W. Dec. i9,'93-4 STATE ov SOU' County o Court of Conn. Copy Summons B. H. Teague and J lington as exe< of Narciasa T tiffs against E. Teaguo d< To the defendant,. and N. E. Teague. You aro hereby sun required to answer th in this action, of whic herewith served upon serve a copy of your n said complaint on the at this office in tho ci S. C. within twenty d' service hereof, exelusi of such .service; and if swer the complaint \v: aforesaid, the plaint tion will apply to the relief demanded In CROFT & Plaintiff Dated Nov. ls>r To the defendants, and N. E. Teague; Take notice that I in this action, toget summons, of which tl a copy, was filed in tl clerk of the court, at on tho 5th day of N< CROFT 1 Nov. 7, '93-Gt PURE Are very ess person is ill ed medicines 1 bly have I powers like medicines Iv DR. 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