The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 13, 1894, Image 3
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LAURENS, 8, C, Nov. 13, 1804.
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LOOAL;
Harper Sc Brothors will publish some
time this wlntor a novel by David
Christie Murray, who Is now making
a locturo tour in this country. Mr.
Murray's novel is entitled "A Martyred
Fool," and Is a very strong and inter
esting study of anarchism.
For i lie fr'ttlr.
In addition to the regular schedule
the Richmond and Danville will run
speoial trains to Columbia on Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday noxt, leav
ing this point at 0:20 a. m. and arriving
hero at 0:30 p. m. Hound trip $3.10
with ono admission to Fair Grounds.
The Gamo imw?.
Wo have boon asked to glvo tho law
about gamo. Tho Loglslaturo of 1803
passed this law:
"It shall not bo lawful, after tho pas
sago of this act to sell or oxpoBo for
salo any partridge, quail, woodcock or
pheasant, doer or wild turkoy within
the State for tho spaco of live years.
Any person so doing shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor and upon conviction
thereof shall bo lined not more than
ten dollars or bo imprisoned for not
more than ton days for oach otTonso."
The act also prohibits sending out of
the State for sale.
Obituary. V
Laurons county and tho Stato have
lost one of their truost and best citi
zens in tho death of Mr. John K. Owens.
After a long illnoss which ho bore with
Christian philosophy, ho died at his
homo at Owlngsvlllo on the 0th hist,
and his remains wore burlod ut Poplar
Springs In this county on tho following
day. He was a farmor and morchant
and in all rospocts a successful and
faithful business man. Ho loayos a
widow to whom ho was much endoarod
and othor relatives to mourn their
their groat lo3s. At tho tlmo of his
death Mr. Owons was seyonty-ono
years old.
Puro blood Is absolutely nocossary
In order to onjoy porfoct health.
Hood's Sarsaparlfla purifies tho blood
and strengthens tho systom.
Honor Roll?Ijaurcni City Schools.
? ? First month, onding Octobor 12th:?
Second Grade?Elizabeth Calne,
Blanche Elliott, Franklo Grltton, Ab
bie Hampton, Broadus Clardy.
Third Grade?Vaughn Gritton, Jes
sie Hix, John Gllkorson.
Fourth Grado? Lillian Jamlosou,
Nelllo Bolt, Mageto Smith.
Fifth Grado?Lillian Caino, Nora
Smith.
Sixth Grado?Salllo L?ngsten.
8th Grado?Paulino Andorson, Kate
Hampton, Ella Roland.
Ninth Grado?Etta Latimor, Myrtle
Yoargln, Porrln Mlnter, Eddio Phil
pot, Albort Todd.
Socond month, onding Nov. 0th:?
First Grado?Plorco Irby, Earlo
Barksdalo, Suslo Whltton.
Second Grade?Ell'/.a Calne, Blnncho
Elliott, Franklo Grltton, Abbio Hamp
ton, Edna Sitgroavos, Molly Smith,
Boyso Nelson, Stobo Young.
Third Grade?Vaughn Gritton, Jos
slo Hix, Eva Fiko, Willlo Barksdalo.
Fourth Grado?Lillian Jamieson,
Willie Jones, Popo Irby.
Fifth Grado?Nora Smith, Lucy
Clardy.
Sixth Grade?Sallio Langston.
Seventh Grado?OliviaBurts, Mario
gene Caino, Emma Hudgens, Mabol
Harris, Lillian Irby, Connie Jones,
Mary Simpson, Pauline McCurloy,
Reubon Clardy, George Ballo, John
McKlnloy.
Eighth Grado?Paulino Anderson,
Kate Hampton, Ella Roland, William
Gllkorson.
Ninth Grado ?Porrln Mlnter, Myrtle
Yoargln, Etta Latimor, Graco Tnomas,
Laura Irby, Willlo Irby, Emma Owons,
Jane Thomas.
J. B. WATKINS, Supt.
''Turn tho rascals out"?tho familiar
party cry?may bo applied to microbos
as well as to men. The germs of dis
oaso that lurk In tho blood are "turned
out" by Ayor's Sarsaparllla as effectu
ally as tho old postmasters aro dis
placed by a now administration.
Business Notices.
Say Bob, whoro aro you going? I
am going to Jamioson's Cheap Cash
Store to got a pair of those $2.00 shoes
for only $1.25.
Brooks & Jonos keep a first class
hardware stock but you won't find It
hard to deal with thorn, if you call and
examine their cutchy goods.
It's no longer a quostlon of profit
with us. Wo must unload our big
stock. Glvo us a look and wo will savo
you monoy. Simmons Bros.
Itememher! Remember! That wo
said druggots. Do you wont one? Only
7 left out of a balo, ranging in price
from $3.10 to $0.75. They will make
your room warm and aro so much
cheapear than a carpet, though we oan
show you n beautiful Uno of carpeting,
tnattlng and oil cloths. S. M, & E. H.
Wilkos&Co.
Conforonco is coming! You want a
brush and comb, some toilot soap, some
vaseline and a fow quinine pills. Wo
have thorn. Laurons Drug Co.
Don't fail to secure a pair of those
$2.00 shoos at Jamioson's for $1.25. Tho
blggost bargain over offered In shoos,
Hands chapped? Vasollno cold cream
will euro them?in porcelain jars 15o,
at Laurens Drug Co.
For Dress Goods striko for Jamioson's
Cheap Cash Store and secure a big
bargain before thoy aro all gone.
Ina pickle?should go white mustard
seed, celory sood, spices and clovos.
Tumeric makos it yollow. Those aro
cheap at the Laurons Drug Co.
See our grand lino of clothing.
Everything in this department at cost.
Simmons Bros.
Old Laurens still holds hor own ns a
record breaking town. On Nov. 10th
at 11 o'clock tho record was again bro
ken, whon S. M. U K. H. Wilkcs St Co.
Offered, Oak Bod Room suits for $12.00
up, Numbor 12 bod cut frorq $3.00 to
91.05; eodar watcrbuckots lOcts. See
cut^jrloes lq show window on rugs.
A neat, all solid leather, button shoo
for ladlos, only 72 conts. Would bo
cheap at $1.00 at Jamioson's.
We will savo you money on anything
you want in dry goods, shoos, millinery
or olothing. Simmons Bros.
For a nico Cloak ohoap Jamlcson's is
the placo.
Sweeping reductions on all linos of
goods to unload our big stock. Sim
mons Bros. ^
Don't sloop cold when you can buy a
good pair of blankets at Jamleson's for
92.50 a pair.
Swooping reductions on all linos of
yq6d?U> "fjtyati our Ijig stock. Sini
We must unload our big stock. Give
uh a look and wo will make prices that
$rlll surprise you. Simmons Bros.
Out of iron and stool aro formod tite
most iiocesHary things/in tills life. Do
j[i4och in a well suppliqd hardware stem
*re a hundred useful ond ludl&ponsafjlo
ipldmehts thai ovorybody must uavo.
%Kcs Jones keep' everything
'inland have put. prices dV>wn to
What the Week IIa? Brought.?The
People Who are Doing (he Fair.
Miss Corrle Hart, of Cokosbury, is
vi8ltlng her sister, Mrs. W. R. Riehey.
Miss Julia Irby has gone to Colum
bia for the gaitles of Fair Week.
Mr. Frank Bolt has gone to the
Fair.
A year ago we were to have had a
Cotton Factory this year.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Langston, of
Clinton, visited relatives here.
Col. John Wharton, Is looking after
Ida fine cattle exhibit at the Fair.
Mrs. W. W. Kennedy, of Mount
Pleasant, Borkoly county, is the guest
of Mrs. I... W. Slmkins.
A few thousand heart pine No. 1
shingles can be had at a bargain at
J. O. C. Fleming & Co.
Mr. Ford Franks has departed for
Waterloo where ho will be employed
during the cotton season.
Saturday in the city had its usual
vicissitudes', plenty of the fleecy;
prico not worth mentioning.
Mrs. Cunningham, of Atlanta, is
making a visit to hor sister Mrs. W. A.
Jamloson.
If you owo Dr. Posoy anything please
uon't wait for htm to ask you for It but
pay up right away for ho wants the
money and must have it.
Romember that hard times make no
exceptions?the Advbrtiskr needs a
lift along with the rost of the world.
Mrs. C. C. Foathorstono and son
wont to Nowborry last Tuesday to
visit Mrs. Frank Wilson.
Mr. Paul Simpson, of Glonn Springs,
was with his brother, Dr. J. P. Simp
son for a fow days last wook.
Found?On Saturday last on public
square, two keys. Owner call at this
office.
Mr. J. 11. Peterson, an old Laurons
boy, now of Mississippi, marries on the
15th instant Miss Lizzie Olarke Bailey,
of Sonatobia, Miss.
Mrs. M. T. Simpson and Miss Theresa
Davonport, of Cross Hill, wore with
friends in tho city last Thursday and
Friday.
C. M. Mills, Charles Duckott and
Josiah Hunter, enterprising colored
men, aro building on tno North side of
tho public square, a handsome, brick
store house.
Mr. William Wells Simpson, who is
now holding a position with tho P. R.
& W. C. railroad, came up from Au
gusta,to spond Sunday with his pa
rents.
Three of Clinton's charming young
lad los brlghtonod up our streets Satur
day morning. Thoy wore Missos Mario
and Nannie McCaslan and Miss Lizzie
Withor8poon, in town on a shopping
expedition.
Soveral young men of tho Cross Hill
section left on Saturday tor Florida.
Thoy will travel in wagons and expect
to have a pleasant experience and to
obtain work during tho season for gath
ering and shipping fruit.
Saturday brought a cold wave. Yes
terday morning came with Icy fingers.
Soo our advertisements and find out
where to get your overcoats, cloaks,
underwear and all sorts of discounts
to hoary old winter.
The Advertiser has worked hard
to give tho news and to cheor up and
give hope and help to its readers. It
needs lud p now from all its subscribers.
If you can't pay in full, pay a part and
wo will be greatly obliged.
Tho wldo-awake, up-to-date fowls of
this region, from tho fattest gobbler
to tho most unprepossessing chicken,
seem to have discovered already the
two ovils which threaten thoin, Con
ference und Thanksgiving and to havo
omtgrated accordingly.
By special arrangement with tho
Honea Path Chronicle wo will send tho
Advertise ,and tho Chronicle both
for ono yt.? for only $1.80 In ad
vance. So . name elthor to Adver
tiser or C /.roulcle. Good for a short
whilo only.
In "The Progress of tho World,"
the editorial department of tho Re
view of Reviews for November, tho
political campaigns now "on" in the
dilToront States naturally received ox
tondod commont, which is supplement
ed in tho "Record of Current Events"
by notes on the Issues presented and
tho naturo of tho contests decid
ed on Novombor 0 in the various sec
tions of the Union, togothor with a full
list of the gubernatorial candidates
put in nomination by tho four great
political parties of the country.
To-day is lixe.d for the organization
of the County Boord of Canvassers all
over tho State for State, County and
Congressional elections, it Is probable
that protests will bo filed in a number
of counties. Dr. Sampson Pope has
declared his intention to contost. The
Board of County Canvassers may sit
for ton days, if se long be necessary.
Tho State Board of Canvassers must
moot at the Call of the Secretary of
state, within ton days from the day
of th? general* election, at Columbia.
Popo will probably oar-ry his contest
to tho loglslaturo. In the meanwhile,
we can all bo happy, food our pigs, get
ready for Thanksgiving, thon Christ
mas and then for another crop. Look
ahead Is tho word.
Danger from Catarrh.
Tho most important feature about
that very common complaint, catarrh
In tho head, Is Its tendency to dovelop
Into somo othor more sorious and dan
gOl'OUS disease. The foul matter
dropping from tho head Into the
bronohial tubes or lungs is very liable
to load to bronchitis or consumption,
that destroyer which causes more
deaths In this country than any other
disease. As catarrh originates in im
purities in the blood, local applications
can do but little good. The common
sense mot hod of treatment is to purify
tho blood, and for this purpose there is
no preparation superior to Hood's Sar
sapurilla. The powerful action qf this
medicine upon the blood expels every
iinpurity, and by so doing cures catarrh
and gives hoalth to the entire organ
ism.
A Fanions Show of Beauty.
Tho show of 11 i:. i i 11; ?? 11 i r. ? 11:(j beauty,
transfixed by fainoits artists, whict) Js
now taking plaoo at tho Aoademy of
Pine Arts in New York, has boon an
ticipated by The Cosmopolitan Maga
/.ino in Its November Issue; in an artl
clo by Wm. A. Coffin, with Illustra
tions of somo of the moro beautiful
faces, i The "Croat Passions of His
tory1' series has for this month's sub
ject tho romantic career of Agnes
Sorol, who Influenced tho destlntos of
Franco under Charles VII- "The Art
Schools of America," "Tho Groat
British Northwest Territory," '>T>o
Chiefs of the Amorlcari Press," and
tho "PubHo Library Movement." are
i ampngst Tho Cosmopolitan's table of
contents. Survivors of the war and
their children will find interest in "Tho
Story of a Thousand," a personal nar
rative begun in this number by Albion
\V. Tourgoo, who tolls In a graphic
way, of a roglmont Which saw flertod
sorvleo?of Its' 1 organisation, "Its
marchos, Its sports, ami its' doath-roll.
"mi: DELINEATOR; can be subscribed
without extra charge
Jioag Urancli.
Once more that bi-ennial occurrence,
tho election Is numbered with things
of tho past and Sampson Pope and hlj
followers aro left to mourn for two
more years. Politically he was born
of reformers, reared and taught by re
formers. In his extremities ho jumped
over tho political fence and has boon
deserted by his own elemout. Alas,
dear Sampson, turn about and see
whero you are.
Mr. J. M. Culbortson, of Tip Top,
comes among us this week to take
charge of tho sohoc at Oak Grove
academy and will wield the blroh for
oight months. We bid him welcome
to tho hospitality of Long Branoh and
hope the longer he stays the better he
will like us.
Cards aro out for tho marriage of
Mr. J. W. Donnan and Miss Corrle
Todd on the fifteenth inst. ,
Miss Alice Blakely, who is teaching
in Newberry county, visited her
father's family last week.
SLOCUM GlLSON.
The Delineator for December, which
is called ? the Christmas number, is
always a notable edition of this favor
ite magazine, and this year it Is full of
unusually good things, among thorn
The New Skirts of the Season, which
ombody one of the most pronounced
departures of Fashion in the matter of
feminine apparel. Of tho general con
tributions many have a distinct flavor
of the holidays, among them bolng
Christmas Cheer, Some Useful Gifts, A
Plantation Christmas and a Christmas
Entertainment. In tho Kindorgarton
Sorlos tho subject is Christmas Work
for tho Children, and tho chaptors on
Venetian Iron Work and Cropo and
Tissue Papers also treat of articles
suitable for presentation, Barnaul
College (Now York City) Is tho subject
of an able papor by graduate of '03, and
thoro is a practical and helpful articlo
on Photo-Nogativo Retouching as an
Employment for Women. Tho Initial
chapter of a series on Tho Rotations of
Mother and Son opons the subject in
terestingly, tho second instalment of
Tho House discusses sensibly the mat
ter of furnishing, and tho continuation
of What to Do in lllnoss will be of
groat benefit to every mother. In the
popular Toa Tablo Talks is found
gossip about seasonable affairs, there
is an article on Fur Rugs and Robos
and Tho Newest Books aro noticed.
Now designs are shown in Knitting,
Notting, Tatting, Croohotlng, Laco
Makiner, etc.
State op Ohio, City of Toledo, )
Lucas County. \
Frank J. Cheney makos oath that ho
Is tho senior partner of tho firm of F.
J. Cheney & Co., doing business in tho
olty of Toledo, county and state aforo
sald, and that said firm will pay the
sum of One Hundred Dollars for
each and evory case of Catarrh that
cannot bo cured by tho uso of "Hall's
Catarrh Cure.
Prank J. Cheney.
Sworn to boforo mo and subscribed
in my presence, this 0th day of Decem
ber, A. D. 1880.
j seal [ A. W. gleason,
' ?.? ! Notary Public. '
Hall's Catarrh Curo is taken inter
nally and acts directly on tho blood
and mucous surfaces of the systom.
Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
<S"Sold by Druggists, 75c.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Laurens.
In tho Probate Court.
John A. Wharton, Clerk Court Com
mon Ploas, as Administrator with
will annexed, of Martha P. Fleming,
doceasod, Plaintiff, against Trus
tees of tho Presbytery of Enoroo,
of tho Presbytorlan Church in tho
United Statos, Milton H. Fleming
and Caspar M. Fleming, Defen
dants.?Summons for Rollof Com
plaint not Sorved.
To tho Defendants, above named:
? You are hereby summoned and re
quired to answer tho complaint In this
action, which is filed in the ofilco of
the Judge of Probate for tho County of
Laurons, and to sorvo a copy of your
answer to tho said complaint on tho
subscribers at their office at Laurons,
South Carolina, within twonty days
after the service hereof, oxcluslvo of
tho day of such service; and if you fail
to answer the complaint within tho
tlmo aforesaid, tho plaintiff In this ac
tion will apply to tho Court for tho ro
llof demanded In tho complaint.
Dated Nov. 12th, A. D. 1804.
[seal] John M. Clardy, j. p. l. c.
SIMPSON & BARKSDALE,
Plaintiff's Attornoys.
NOTICE
To tho Defendants Milton H. Flom
ing and Caspar M. Flomlng: You will
{(lease, take notice that the complaint
n this case was filed in the office of
John M. Clardy as Judgo of Probate
for the County of Laurons, at Laurens,
S. C, on tho 12th day of Novoinbor,
1804. You will also take notdco that
tho object, of this action is to sottlo tho
estate of Martha P. Fleming and to
sell her real ostato to pay logacica.
SIMPSON & BARKSDALE.
Plaintiff's Attornoys.
Nov. 12, 1804??t.
STATE of SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Laurens.
Iq tho probato Court.
Jqhn H- Wharton, Olork Court Com
mon Ploas, as Administrator, with
tho will annoxed, of Jane Fleming,
deceased. Plaintiff, against Trus
tees for tho Presbytery of South Car
olina. Milton H. Fleming and Caspar
M. Flomlng, Defendants.?Summons
for Rollof Complaint not Sorved.
To tho Dofondants above named:
You aro tioroby sqmiqonod and ror
quired to answer tho complaint/In this
mit i?in, which i8 filed in thoofnoeof tho
Judge of Probate for tho County of
Laurens, and to sorvo a copy of your
answer to tho said complaint on tho
subscribers at their office at Laurens,
: ioutii Carolina, within twonty days af
ter tho service hereof, exclusive of tho
day of such service; and if you fail to
answer the complaint within tho timo
aforosaid, the plaintiff in this notion
will apply to tho Court for the relief
domanuod in tho complaint.
Elated Nov. 12th, A. Ii. 1894.
[seal] John M. Claroy, j. p. l. c.
SIMPSON & BAUKSDALE,
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
NOTICE
To theBefoiidants, Milton H. Flem
ing and Qaspar M\ Fleming; you will
Fnoaso take notice that tho complaint
n this ease was filed In tho ofllco of
John M. Clardy, as Judge of Probato
for the county of Laurens, at Laurens,
8. C, on tho 12th day of Novombor,
1801. You will also tako notlco that
tho objeot of this action is to settle the
ostate of Jano Fleming, deo'd, and to
soil hor real estate to aid tho porsonal
estato in payment of debts and loga
oles. ? j * * ' v
SIMPSON & BA.RKSDALE,
Nov.l2,-0t Plaintiffs' Attys.
For Young- Men mill Lrtdios.
Book-koonlng, Stenography, Pon
manship, the Gorman languago and
cthor practical- branefioa taught by
mall. Student* glyoridjlptonm*! and a?
qfstcd to obtain pq.dttons. Thoro
instruction, shortest timo, smallest
cost.
Atlanta Commercial Coi.le<iE,
Box G4f>. Atlanta, OA.
Election Kbfirns.
Tbo election tables showing the vote
in the county on Tuesday lact are in
complete, three or four small products
not heard from. The result can be
had substantially by adding 150 votes
to Evans and "Yes."
Dials Church Precinct?
Wilson, 00
Melton, 00
Evans, 00
Pope, 00
Convention?Yes, 80
" No. 8
Shiloh Precinct.
Wilson, 41
Melton, 00
Evans, 41
Pope. 00
Convention?Yes, 41
" No, 00
Reynosa Precinct.
Eva ni, 103
Pope, 0
Convention?Yes, 85
'? No, 15
Mount vi lle Precinct.
Wilson, 59
Melton, 1
Evan?, 59
Pope, 1
Convention?Yes, 47
" No, 2
Tip Top Precinct.
Wilson, 29
Melton, 00
Evaus, 29
Pope, 2
Convention?Yes, 20
" No, 3
Brewerton Precinct.
Wilson, 00
Melton, 00
Evans, 01
Pope, 00
Convention?Yes, 53
" No, 0
Lanqston Church Precinct.
Wilson, 77
Melton, 0
Gray Court Precinct.
Wilson, 35
Melton, 00
Evans, 33
Pope, 00
Convention? Yos, 31
" No, 4
Cross Hill. Precinct.
Wilson, 153
Evans, 144
Melton, 00
Pope, 10
Convention?Yes, 132
No, 22
Pleasant Mound Precinct.
Wilson, 15
Melton, 00
Evans, 15
Tope, 00
Convention?Yes, 9
" No, 10
Hopewell Precinct.
Evans, 40
Pope, 7
Wilson, 40
Mslton, 00
Convention?Yes, 40
No, 00
Tumbling Shoals Precinct.
Wilson, 85
Melton, 1
Evans, 07
Popo, 0
Convention?Yes, 71"
No, 23
Parson Store Precinct.
Wilson, 23
Melton, 0
EvanB, 10
Pope, 13
Convention?Yes, 12
No, 17
Youngs Store Precinct.
Wilson, 40
Melton, 0
Evaus, 40
Pope, 0
Power Precinct.
Wilson, 40
Melton, 00
Evans, 37
Pope, 00
Convention?Yea, 37
No, 00
Daniels Store Precinct.
Wilson, 72
Molton, 00
Convention?Yes, 53
" No, 00
-Laurens Precinct.
Wilson, 250
Melton, 93
Evans, 238
Pope, ?3
Convention?Yes. 230
No, 148
Clinton Precinct.
Wilson, 30
Molton, 1
Kvons, 28
Pope, 25
Constitution--Yes, 18
No, 80
Mount Pleasant Precinct.
Wilson. 102
Melton, 00
Evans, 102
Pope, 0
Convention?Ye*, 71
No. 40
Woodville Precinct.
Wilson, 30
Melton, co
Evans, 30
Pope, 00
Convention?Yes. 27
Nq, 00
Many people, whon a llttlo consti
pated, muko the mlstako of using sa
line or other drastlo purgatives. All
that Is needed Is a mild dose of Ayer's
Pills to restoro tho regular movomont
of tho bowels and naturo will do the
rest. They koop the systom in porfoct
order.
In
Poor
.Health
l means so much more than \
you imagine?serious andi
fatal diseases result froirH
trifling ailments neglected.
(Don't play with Nature's
greatest gift?health,
larefeeling
sorts, weak
generally ex
hausted, nervous, J
have no appetite "
and can't work, J
begin at oncetak- ^
lug- the most relia
ble strengthening
in da ine,which In
Brown's Iron Bit
ters. A few. bot
tles i ini i \n id lit
Cvxnva" flora the
very first <lose?it
won't sfai? yemr
ttrth, and li'o
pleusant to take.
It Cures
Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver -
f Neuralgia, Troubles, \
/Constipation, Bad, Blood
\ Malaria, Ncrvoua a'lments
} \Yd.pien> complaints,,
ly In.' genuine ll has crossed red
lU wrapper. All othera ar* sub
Gel ?.nl
? lines on
lines on ihn wrapper, All oihera ar? sub- ?J
. 31 lutes On receipt of two ac. stamps we V
"S,'."1 *ct "f 7en UeaulUHl World'? ?I
Fair View* ami book-free.
iOWN CHEM?~At_ CO. UALTIMORE, MO.
Remaining In the Post Office at Laa
rens, 8. Om unclaimed, for the week end
ing Nov. 12.1804:
A?Adollo, Rev.?eol'd; Allen, M E.
13?Boyd, Clara; Bhikely, John T.
C?Cunningham, Miss Minnie.
n?Hooker, M H.
J?Jaokson, Sam.
P?Powell, J II: Peterson, Warren.
S-Shockley, P E.
fou tub wkbk kndino NOV. 5, 1894.
B?Bird, Mrs Perniney; Bradloy,
Luoy.
C?Campboll, John, eol'd.
J?Jones, Miss Margaret; Johnson,
M -Mccinet, Perry; Martin, Thad M.
K?Rloh, Synah.
8?Shumpcrt, Miss Alice; Sherls,
Berley.
W?William, Miss Jano; Williams,
Mrs Mittle.
Persons calling for any of above let
ters will pleaso say, "They are adver
tised." T. B. Obbws. P. M.
STATE ok SOUTH CAROLINA
County of Laurbns.
Court of Common Pleas.
Summons for Relief.
Nannio C. Miles, Potitioner against
J. H. Young, as administrator, etc.*
of R. N. S. Young, deo'd, J. N.
Young, E. M. Young, R. II. Young,
Sarah E. Copeland, N. A. Young, G.
W. Young and Nannio C. Miles as
Adm'r otc, of Martha Young, deo'd,
Defendants.
To the Dofondants above namod.
You are horoby summonded and ro
qulrod to answer the 1 'et it ion in this
action, which is filed in the offico of
the Judge of Probato for said County
and to servo a copy of your answer
to the said 1 'et it ion Oil the Subscrlhoi's
at their office at Laurons Court Houso,
South Carolina within twenty days af
ter tho sorvico heroof, exclusive of tho
day of such sorvico; and if you fall to
answer tho Potltlon within tho tlmo
aforesaid, tho plaintiff In this action
will apply to the Court for tho roliof
demanded in the complaint.
Dated August 7th, A. D., 1894.
[seal] John M. Ceardy, j. p. r,. c.
. BALL, SIMKINS & BALL,
Petitioner's Attornoys.
To tho Dofondant B. M. Young:?
Take notlco that tho Potltlon heroin
was filed In tho olfico of John M. Clardy,
at Laurons 0. IL, S. C, on tho Oth day
of April, 1804, and that tho objoct of
tho proceeding is to sottlo tho personal
estate of R. N. S. Young, decoased.
BALL, SIMKINS & BALL.
Petitioner's Attorney.
Nov. 3, 1804?Ot.
STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA,
County op Laurens,
Court of Common Pleas.
Salllo D. Osborn, vs. Eliza D. Osborn
in hor own right and as Administra
trix of Wm. K. Osborn.
Pursuant to decroo in the above
statod case, 1 will sell at Laurons
Court Houso, S. O, within tho legal
hours of sale on Salesday In Decembor.
1804 (being tho 3d day of tho month)
at public outcry to tho hlghost blddor,
all that tract, or parcol of land, situate,
lying and being in tho county of Lau
rons, State of South Carolina, contain
ing Ono Hundred and Twenty-oight
Acres, more or Ichs, bounded by lands
of Ludy Mills, Laura Allison, John W.
Fowler, John M. Franks and others,
and known as tho Wm. K. Osborn's
home plnco.
Temas: Ono-half of tho purchaso
monoy to bo paid in cash, and tho rc
rcmaindcr at twolvo months, with in
terest from the day of salo to ho se
cured by the bond of tho purchaser,
and a mortgage of tho promisos sold,
with loavo to tho purchaser to pay tho
entire bid in cash. Tho purchnsor to
pay all exponso of papers, and if the
purchaser fails to comply with the
torms of salo the property will ho re
sold at his risk on tho same or some
subsequent Salesday. *
J. H. Wharton,
Nov. 5, 1894?4t. c.c.c.p.
l^otice
OF SETTLEMENT AND AP
LICAFION FOR FINAL
DISCHARGE,
Tako notice that on tho 7th day of
Novombor, 1804, I will render a final
account of my acts and doing as Ad
ministrator, do bonls non cum testa
mento annexo, of the ostato of Matilda
Goodglon, deceased, in tho olllco of
Judgo of Probato for Laurens county
at 10 o'clock A. M.| and on tho same
day will apply for a final discharge
from my trust as such Administer,
All persons having demands against
said ostato will ploaso present thorn on
or before that day, provon and authen
ticated, or bo forovor barred. '
W. R. GoonoiON,
Adm'r, do bonls non cum tostamonto
nnnoxo.
Oct. 8, 1894?4t
SOUTHERN
Jj?nd Advertising ^gency
??AND
Real Estate Exchange.
A Bureau of In format Ion
and EvchniitfO
Central Oftlco, Columbia, S. C.
C. D. STANLEY, Manaoeu.
Uonl Estate- Register and Descriptive
(Send two conts to cover postage)
>ART1ES wishing to buy, soll, loaso
J7 or oxchango lands should sond
thoir addross at onco to this Agoncy
and socuro Rogistor and Doscnptivo
circulars, giving vuluablc information
of improved and unlmnruvgd farm
lands und roul ostato of Hinds for salo,
also the addross of parties wishing to
buy. Inquirer! should stato whothor
thoy wish to buy, soil or exchange, and
whether for cash, lands or marketable
securities. Branch olllcos to bo estab
lished in ovory County In tho South.
S. D. Garlington roprosonting I .an
rons County Burouu, Laurons, S. C.
July 30, 1804?ly
DR. W. H. BALL,
OFFICE OVER NATIONAL BANK, LAURENS.
Offioh i)ayh?Mondays and Tuosdsys.
Partlos wanting Ctunno and Acid de
llved anywhoro in Laurons County will
savo monoy by sociug or writing
to
Ciroulars Preo.
Notice*
tf I
aS?J Gm? iOTaV '--1 / jt? Bit /SOS S?d OHM /dflBBWB /dSttL SB
Speaks Because he has Something of interest to say to everyone who
has anything in Fall and Winter Goods to Buy.
^Dress Goods.**
In Dress Goods we lead in latest styles and lowest prices. It is not worth while for me to state to
the public that a bale of cotton will buy more Dry Goods and Shoes now than any time since the War. 1 You
hear that every day. Sell your cotton and come to us for your Dry Coods and Shoes, and you will be satis
fied with what your bale of cotton will buy at our store. Thirty-six inch all wool Flannel Dress Goods for
only 29 cents; Sold last year for 50 cents. Thirty inch Cashmeres that sold last year for 25 cents I air* ^ellin"
for 19 cents. Sec our Thirty-six inch Cashmeres for 12% cents, worth 22$ cents. A heavy all Wool
home made Jeans for only 24 cents; Selling elsewhere for 35 cents.
A neat Button Shoe for Ladies, all solid leather, for only 72 cents?would he cheap at $1.00. A
nice Kid Button Shoe for Ladies (Bay State) sold last year for $2.00 I am selling for $1.50. A solid lace
Shoo for Women at 49 cents. For $2.00 you can buy our $2.50 and $3.00 Men Shoes?50 cents and $1.00
saved on one pair of Shoes is worth saving. See our Shoes and prices and wc will not have any trouble to
suit you in quality and prices
4^1 (\ \ TfQ f*T A A TTQ! ?ur line of Cloaks for Ladies, Misses and Children
\J lJv/XJ^XVrWj \J?J\J?3lj\^\3\ is complete and at prices to sifit the times.
HTTT T TAT 17T>VI! Evefy Lady who has a Uat or Bonnet to buy jiUfTi T T\T1j^ DV
UliJLiLilll Uli I llshould see our line. We lead in styles and priccs.||])l i L JNllN J.lj It I .
Very Respectfully,
"W. Jamieson,
Leader of Low Prices.
STATE of SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Lauuens?Court
of Probate.
Mary P. Yeargin as Adm'x otc, of R.
H. Yeargin, deceased, and individ
ually, against Beatrice- Ycargin and
othoi'B, Defendants.
Pursuant to the decree of this Court
in tho above stated action, 1 will sell
at public outcry at Laurens C. H.,
S. C., on Salesday in Doc. 1804,
during tho legal hours of salo, all that
lot of land, situato in tho city of Lau
rons, in said state and county, contain
ing ono acre, more or loss, and bound
ed by Barle Stroot, Irby Avenue and
lots of O. B. Simmons and Dr. W. C.
Irby.
Torms: One-half of tho purchase
monoy to bo paid cash and tho remain
dor at twolvo months tlmo from day
of salo with interest. Tho purchaser
giving Ills bond and mortgage of tho
promises to secure the credit portion;
having loavo however to pay all cash.
Purchaser to pay for papers. If pur
chaser falls to comply with torms of
salo, tho promises to bo resold at his
risk on tho same or somo subscquont
salesday.
John M. Olardy,
Nov. 5, 1804?it J. l?. I- c.
MACHINERY.
Tho under-signed would ropectfully
inform tho pooplo of Laurons County
and surrounding country that ho has
accepted tho agoncy for tho salo of all
kinds of Machinery such as Engines,
Boilers, Gins, Feeders, Condensers,
Powors and Hand Presses, Thrashers,
Cano Mills, Saw Mills, Bolting, and in
fact any und all kinds, of Machinery
and fixtures needed, and is prcparod to
1111 all orders at short notice at lowost
pricos, taking tho quality of tho Ma
chinery Into consideration. You will
lind it to your Intorost to see mo boforc
buying,
U^" Ginn repairing a spocialty.
J. J. PLUSS.
Laurons, S. C, July 30, 1801?tf
Yes the world does move
said Gallileo after the inquisitors
had removed the thumb screws, '
and
L. ?. BURNS & GO.
move with it in the onward
march of
LOW PRICES
and
BIG BARGAINS.
We have moved our entire
stock at Barksdale to Lnurens,
No. 503, Trayham & Dial's Sun
Block, where we are to be found
with a full line of .
hobs, Dry Goods, Notions,
.Hats, Woolen Goods,
swing Machines,
Hardware,
Big Link of tovi?s and
Furniture.
New Goods arriving every
day and we expect to sell them
at a sacrafice. We are sole
agents for Dobson's Carpets.
Come sec our samples and let us
quote you factory prices,
L. E. BURNS & CO.,
Unilor Huyoi's and Under Sellors,
J. C, Burns and J. T. Gurrott, Mffr'8.
Sont. 14, 1801.
W. L. Douglas
CHJaOK* IS THE B?9T.
V<* OilwEat NOBekUEAKINO,
**, CORDOVAN,
FRENCH&ENAMELLED calp.
'4*3.3P FlNECALF&K?NGAROa
*3.MP0LICE,3 Soles.
*2M& BOY&CHMlSnOES.
?"fc SEND FOR CATALOGUE *
"W*I.*DOUOLAS.
BROCKTON, MWi
Vou run ?a?o monrj liy imvikunlin \V. I.?
innmiiiH Sheeny
Because, wo ?\? Ute. fnrgest luamirncturera of
advc.tU9.9d] shots, in the world, and guarantee
the bottom, which protects you against high
prices and the middleman's profit*. Our shoea
equal cuatom work in style, eaay fitting and
wearing qualities. We have them aotd every-,
where at tower prices for the value given than
any other mnkc. Take no substitute. t( ywujj
dealer cannot supply you. vre c?u. tfold by
?t| ? foe solo by
Ki
Great Ciosit)
OUT SHL
0
Clothing, Sheos and Hats.
Owing to the hard times and low price of cotton we liavo de
cided to close out our entire stock ns we expect to make a change
in business the ist of January. Now is the time to get a Suit,
Hat and Shoes for a little money. Sec our prices.
The Famous Clothing, Hat and Shoe Store.
?/???vK- In SctlplUre Guise. ?vK-"^
the Foolisi7 WoiT)aB
Saycth in her heart there isnosuch thing as a bargain, and
all such advertised are but n snare and a delusion to the
feet of the unwary.
iHK Wise Wofpat)
Knoweth better! Sho discerncth the HIEEI> fivm jho
GOATS, and undcrstandeth that not nil advertisements
are fakes. She scanncth the Advektismr and when an
announcement appears from J. O. C. Fj,BMIN<) & Co.'s
Store she makes haste to avail herself of the bargains;
For instance:
We have reduced the price on a great many of our Goods <|o per
cent, which means a Gingham that is worth 10 cents per )nrd we arc*
now selling for 6 cents, and many other such bargains that our tparo
will not allow us to mcntior. This seems strange hut 'tis cold fuel ^ tar
ing us in the face that wc have by far loo many Goods for the money in
the country?they must and shall go if unheard of
Low Prices
will be any inducement for you to spend your money with rccfnt*
\& beleWingi don't take our word for this but come and have, tour eyeft
opened to the truth that wc mean business.
Sewing Machines!
Any one wanting n fusi class Machine will save big iHoeiey l>V'
calling to sec our Machines and consult our prices before burning, tyy
have the New Home and Union which sell themselves. Tbfcy need no
recommendation. Can supply any broken pcice for any Machine*
iviade. ,>.,,.. 1