The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 16, 1897, Image 2
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W. W. BALL, EDITOR.
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W. W. BALL,
Proi?rietor.
LAUHENS, S. C Nov. 10, 1807.
f ho prevailing fashion of parading
boys and girls of the State Colleges,
Clomscn and Winthrop, the Citadol
and ?ho South Carolina College at the
State Fair is of doubtful wisdom ll
may help to swell and boom the t tun
ing town of Columbia; it may ho'p tho
railways: it may help tho corporation
known 11s the Ptato Agricultural and
I Mechanical 60dety; it may give a
I pleasant outing and recreation to the
]f grown-up children who arc heads of
I these schools. Rut a week olf to the
I young ladlos and gcntloiucn from tho
I continuity of ( oilego training In tho
\ middle of tho sosslon Is out of all pro
I portion with good sense. Tho girls
I may never have seen cabbages, cry
santhemums, horsos, ehlckon-cocks,
.gceso and ducks in bulk and docks,
acd their faculties may In this r<
be enlarged, but we think they might
bo trusted on those lines after their
. Winthrop and Fort Hill experiences.
If the main idea, however Is to show
off the boys and girls en masso, then
wo are off. For its social feature- the
Fair Is all vory well f >r "children of 0
larger growth," for .hose who have
hor808 to run and sell, for (hone who
have fancy goods to advertise, for the
town whore the exhibition is held, for
thoso In search of object lessons ami
havo money and leisure at baud. It, is
an amiable woaknoss in those who
c mtrlvo holidays for tho youth of our
Colleges who should bo educationally
rushed, and after saying si much, wo
^ondono tho tenderness. Hut wo do in
sist that this should be the last of
dragging live hundrod of tho States
chlldron to this pleasant annual jun
keting at Columbia.
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.Tudgo Slutouton Sustained.
The State Hoard of Control in ses
sion received the following dispatch:
"Circus and large mob at Rlackville.
Advise closing dispensary ami t>. !'.
stores."
The Hoard held that they .-onId not
close the O. P. establishments and that
the Dsspensary should have a fair
swing at the "mob." Anitnisopibtisquc
parati.
But a little while and national inter
est was centered in the trial of tho
sausage maker at Chicago Now It is
transferred to tho trial of Thorn for
tho murder of Guldensuppo in New
York some months ago. The oxecu
tlon of Durant, whoso scientific per
formance in tho murder of n young 1 idy
in*a lonely church steeple a few years
ago carries the agonizing interest to
the Pacific slope. When newspapers
cease the publication of sentimental
murders, murder will cense to bo a
fine art.
#*#
That was a bloody, bloody, reckless,
shooting to death of Mr. Turner by
Newbold, tho State ofllcer. Nowbold
fled. lie heard the crying out from
the ground of the life's blood of In 5 in
nocent victim. The State put him In
office, raying ??tako these arms and
kill, kill: lot there be no rest for the
trigger linger." New. o d lied. It Is to
hoped that he will not turn up In the
arms of our Governor.
It transpires that Van Wyck was
not born In this Stato after all. lie
was born in New York Is a Knlokor
bockor and probably a 'corker'' what
ever that may bo, Wait, 'till hlfl
eulogy Is pronounced. "It matters
vory littlo what particular spot may
havo given birth to such a man us
Washington," spoke "Light. Horse
Harry" Leo near a century ago in the
Ilonso of Representatives, Congress.
The Georgia Legislature is discu
lng the/adoption of the Dispensary.?
A man caught a wolf by tho oars It
tired him to hold him and It was dan
gerous to turn him loose.
In Mr. Patton's proposed rod istr lot
in g bill Nowborry is placed In the Hu
luda Congressional District, the com
plete district to consist of tho follow
ing countlos: Aiken, F.dgofleld, Lex
ington, Sabula, Newberry, Laurens
and Greenwood. ? Nowborry Herald
and Nows.
We draw tho lino at F.dgofleld.?
Only 009 of tho Laurens true blues
want to go to Congress. Hut In Edge
field?Oo-ee!
^JDon't bolt your food, it irritates
your stomach. Choose digestible
food and chew it. Indigestion is a
dangerous sickness. Proper care
prevents it. Shaker Digestive Cor
^Hal cures it. That is tho long; and
'short .of indigestion. Now, the
question is : Have you got indiges
tion? Yes, if you have pain or
discomfort after eating, headache,
: dizziness, nausea, offensive breath,
g heartburn, languor, weaknes ,
fever, jaundice, flatulence, loss of j
appetite, irritability, constipation,
etc. Yes, you have indigestion.?
? To cdre it, take Shaker Digestive
Wiyordial. The medicinal herbs oi
[vHlich Shaker Digestive Cordial is
composed, help to digest the lood
'in your stomach; help to strengthen
.your stomach. When your stomach
is strong, care will keep it so,?
.Shaker Digestive Cordial is ^for
Bale by druggists, price 10 cents to
? $1.00 per bottle.
Quinine and other /e
rer medicines take front S
to 10 days to cure fever.
Johnson's Chili apd Fever
Excused.
Two business gentlemen of Rook
Hill were exoused by tho Presiding
Judge from serving on tho Jury at
York (bcouuso thoy had business) on
payment of *2'U>0 cueh. It is trUO tbe
penalty is $20.00 fm- failure Ho uppour,
Uut tho'Judgo bl undo red tie had no
law to justify excusing them. Thoy
should have boon put to tholr election
t.> serve or not SOrv and failing to
BCI'VO, to come into Court under 'a
rule to show cause'' and to stund the
penalty and the eo?ts. The Judge has
no right to excuse a gentleman who
has $20.00 and to toll him to go to his
business and pleasure.
IT IS EASY TO TELL.
l^oplo who fail I look after
thoir health uro liko tit( < arpontor
who neglects to sharpen hi j i :ols'
Pooplo aro not apt to got utc i u
about thoir health booh enough.
It' you aro "not quite woll" or
"haIi' Biok". have you over t bought
thai \-1 nir kidnoys may ho iho
can ;i' of your sioknoss?
[I ia easy lo tell by Hotting asido
your urino for twenty-four hours:
:\ sediment or sot t ling; indicatoB an
uuhoalthy condition of tho kid
noys. When urine stains liuon il
is evidence of kidney trOllbloS.
Too froquout dosiro to urinato,
Boanty supply, pain or dull aoho in
tho back is also convincing proof1
that t It" kidneys and bladder aro
out of order.
There is satisfaction in knowing
that tho great romody Dr. Kil
mer's Swamp Root, fulfills every
wish in relieving; woak or diseased
kidn >ys und till forms of bladdor
und urinary troubles. Not only
does Swamp-Root give new lito
und activity to the kidnoys?tho
cause of tho trouble, but by treat
ing tho kidneys it acts as u tonic
for the entire constitution. If you
need a medicine take Swamp Root
?it euros. Sold by druggists,
price fifty cents and one dollar, or
by mentioning The L.vuricnb An
v13htis10r and sending your ad
addross to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,
Hinghamton, Now York, you
may have a sample bot t le of this
groat discovery sent free to you by
mail.
Suffered for Years and Could rind
No Cure Until lioctl's 8orsapi
rill? was Tried Scrofula Cured.
"j Buffered with tetter on one of my
limbs ju.it ubovo tho ? f tried a
great many remedies, but not hing did mu
any food. Tho disease was very trouble
some for 12 or i" years, in the spring
I bei .u taking Hood's Barsnparilla
end after taking scvvral bottles of thin
m. dicbn ,I was < conpl dcly cured. Hood's
Barsnparilla oIbo 't. RBe*d my weight*"
?
"When my boy was tin ? months old
bo breite out with * ptious. IIo wuu
treated by a physician i ud tho emptlono
would lnni i it ?.. ifTd : ik cut again.
?. . .
villa, nod wh< a ho ! id taken two bottles
ho was cared. Ho hns had no trouble
?
John tt. Smith, Shady Bpi inc. Vf, Va.
if you liavo dcoldi d to I ry i (bod's Bars ? ?
parllin do not :?<? luriu ? ??{ I o buji tiny otb< -.
i .i d'??arsni n in lo tho best, In fact,
tho On-* Trtio Blood Purifier. Hold Ly (.'-'.
Statk o' South Cauoljna,
County of Lnurcria,
Goiirt of Probate.
\Y. \V. Konnedy ua Administrator with
the will tunioxod, i to., of Mary P.
Konnedy. deceased, Plalntlil against
a. It, Todd and W. W. Kennedy as
Trustee und Guardian of S. K. Todd,
Defendants.
In obedience to the decree passed in
tin- above .-tilted action, I will sell on
Ralosday In Docombor, Isjt, being the
nth day of tti ) month, at public oi tcry
at L-aurons Court Jlouso, South Caro
lina, within thi! lagal bom s of sale all
that tract of land situate in Laurons
County, South Carolina, containing
IClghty (80) Acres, more or less, and
bounded by lands of M, M. Tongue,
the ?'state of BdlUOnd Pasloy, estate of
Daniel Carter and the dower tract of
Mrs. Roboccn Cannon.
Term-: One-half of the purchase
money to he paid cash and tho other
half at twolvo months lime from tho
day of sale with Interest from that
time. The Credit portion to be secured
by bond of the purchaser and mortgage
of tho promises sod, with leave to
purchaser to all cash . Purohnser to
pay for papors. if purchaser fail to
comply with his bid, property to be re
Bold on the same or a Bilbsoquont ?Sales
day at the risk of tho former pur
chaser.
O. c. THOMPSON,
Nov. 5, ''.?7 Probate .fudge.
AN OPEN LI
To MOTH
WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGID
EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD 'CAS
"PITCHER'S CASTORIA,M
/, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyannis
was the originator of " PITCHER'S CASTORIA," the same
that has borne and does now , -" every
bear the facsimile signature of (^a&ffT&tf&M W) ?',< per.
This is the original " PITCHER'S CASTORIA," which ha; been
used in the homes of the Mothers of Arno ? ovi i thirty
years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapp nd that it ?
the hind you have always bought j/jrr?TT"* on ^nc
and has the signature of C^^j^^f^^c^^. wrap
per. No one has authority from me to use my name ex
cept The Centaur Company of which Chas. IL Fl?che; is
President. . * ^ j
March 8, 1897. QrfU~~? ^<.A^.**~-**, z>.
Do Not Be Deceived.
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting
a cheap substitute which some druggisl may offer you
(because lie makes a few; more pennies on it), the in
gredients of which even lie docs not know.
"The Kind You Have Always Bought"
BEARS THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
Insist on Having
The Kind -That Never Fa?ed You.
'MI OlMTAUII COMPANY. TT MUHRAV STRICT, ft IW YORK OIVV.
Oixt Platfom)
Not our Political but our Business Platform is bound to be
popular with all parties. Here are the planks on which wc stand
for the Fall of 1897 :
PROTECTION
For all customers from over charges, mis-statements or
poor values.
FREE TRADE
With everyone who buys of us for the cheapest good*
On the market.
Reciprocity
Between buyer and seller
get extra values.
We make a small profit. You
Prohibition
Of shoddy goods, inflated value.- and Oppressive high
prices.
People's Party
Of course "The People's Store" is where "The People's
Tatty" buy their goods. Thai is the simple, truthful
platform on which we present these candidates to you.
DRESS GOODS. I SCHOOL BOOK.
Domestics, Hosiery, Under
wear, Notions, Trimming, Hut
tons, Gloves, Knitting Cotton,
Boots and Fine Shoes, Slippers,
Oxford Ties, Hats, Umbrellas,
Parasols, Etc.
Full line of Stationery, Drugs
and Perfumery, Hardware, Sad
dlery, Harness, Whips/Crockery
and Fancy Grocery, Sugar, Cof
fees, Bacon, Lard, Corn Flour,
Sewing Machines, Ftc.
If you like the Platform patronize the Candidate, We are
not asking any favors at the hands of McKinley, but we do bog
that you examine these lines; and prices.
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$12.75
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All Goods Delivered in South Carolina. /
Laurens, S. C, Nov. 15, 1S97. \
S.M. & E.H. Wittes & CO.
COIylE TO SE,E< THE
Furniture
Department
AT THE
Laurens Ootton Mills Store
Where you will find a full and complete lim? of Furniture in
many Styles from the LOWEST to the highest. Also
Carpets^ugsandMatting
Full Oak Suits Irom $12.00 up.
Ouk Bods Irom ?2.00 up.
Sideboard from $8.50 up.
Wardrobe from $10.00 up.
Hat Rack'lrom $8.00 up.
Dining Table from $1.50 up.
Eurck Beds from 95 cents up.
Poplar Beds from tjji.oo up.
Poplar Bureau from $2.50 up.
Looking Glasses, Window Curtains from 15 cents up.
Lounges irom $4.50 and up. Also a lull line ol elegant
Lamps and Crockery Ware Come early and secure sonio
Bargains.
El 3D. BASS,
Fall Goods.
Plain and Brocado Black Satin Llhadames.
[ridQ80Qnt Silks for Skirting, width 80 inohos, prioo
50 coots.
Black Fronch Honriottas. Brooatols and fancy woavos
in Black.
Doublo width hoavy, all-wool, Suitings variogatod
colorings only 2f> cents a yard.
Our lot Novolty Suiting ai 12.1 cents, 16 cents and
20 oonts.
Pronoh Broad (Moths, silk- Velvets, Gimps and
Braids.
Special Value in Ladios and Misses Hosiery. All
Dornestic Goods at
Lowest Prices.
Por uoatnoss, Comfort and Durability visil ourSHOE
DBPARTM IfiNT for Pootwoar*
Tho abovo Goods purchased uarly and vvoro not
stibjool to tho advanoo in tho re-adjustment of the Tariff.
LnspOOtion Solicited.
W. G. WILSON & CO.
DK. W. Ii. BALL
?ENTIST,
OFFICE ?Vtrt NATIONAL BAHK, LAUrltNS
OrFIOV Uayh?Monday ?nd Ta?Hd*y>,
Chair* to ?uit the moat; fuHtul
ioua onos frujMilfiLjcehtB to $?.50.
Notk'O to Creditors.
Tin? creditors <>f in*- rMulo ?>f
Heiner i Dirtl| ilouuttAOil', ?re
horoby rpqalr??<| t?. establish their
olnlaiH iignlnflt ?< ii<l osliUn ;ii a re
ference In l? \- Cnurl ?t 10 A. M.,
Novfrnh^r 80M. ls'.)7.
(). ii. I'llOMl'jON,
J. P. I., o.
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Jeu?elf y
K.s- . $ ?.- Ah Mm
\';\ v ? ? ..'' ' >;)\>v
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C-)*' Mending and Itopalring dono at
short notice and special attontlon glv< n
to watch os.
W. A. JOHNSON,
The Jeweler.
Mills & Robertson's old stand
?next door Ben-Delhi Hotel.
NOTICE TO
Tax-Pavers.
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Lauukns, S. C . /
Sent. 27, 1807. \
THE .Books lor tho colleol ion ?>t'
State and County Taxes for tin
llscnl year, eommonoing January
I. 1n'.?7. will 1.p''!? for tho col
lection of s? id Taxes from tho 15th
day of October, ls'.?Y. t?? tho 81st
day of Docomb( r. 1807. Tho Tax
lovy is as t"l 1?>ws?
Stall' tax.6 mills.
('(institutional School tax. 8
Ordinary < 'ounty tax. . .. 21 "
Railroad. Tax ..HA "
Total .18$ "
SPKOIAL TAX.
Spocin 1 lovy 1 ?aureus (I fa
ded School,.<U mills.
Special lovy Cross Hill
Graded School .... 8
Spoeial levy Fountain 1 nn
Graded School.-1 "
Tax-payors will pleaso take no
tico that unloss an oxtonsion <d"
time is given, the Hooks will close
according to law at tho above-sta?
tod time, Hist Docomber, 1807.
MESSER BABB,
County Treasurer.
Sept. 80, L807?td.
Hood's
Aro mach in hi tic; niway.1 ? ? ?
ready, efficient, satlsfac- mLZM m I
tory; prevent a cold or To vor, ^^^1 I r%
euro all liver ill*, m<-i< limit- ? ? ? ?
nclio, JaiiimIIuo, poiwtlimtloii, etc. I'rlco .'> cent*.
'i'lw only l'illt to faku with liuuil't) Snrtfl)>nrlll0
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Laurens,
In Oourt oh Common Pi.kah,
J. w. Loako, Plaintiff, against J. W.
Kowlor, Defendant. Judgment for
Foreclosure.
My virtue f > a tlocroo of tho Oourl
in lh ? above slated eine I will sell
at Laurena Court House, H, 0.,on
ualolRday In Doc, 1807, being 111>?
Olh day <i? the month, during tho
legal hoursol sale, at public outcry
to the highest bidder, all titut tract
or parcel of land, lying, being and
idluato in tin county end State
aforesaid, containing Ninety five
Acres, UlOri! oi less, and bounded
by hunts of Ku/ both Burdottc,
vi. f. C!i \, J. P.Crrrotl and others,
land known as the "Burdetto
Place."
Terms of sale one-third cash, the
ball..nee oil credit of one and lWU
years., with bund of the purchaser
and a mortgage of the premises
sold Co Secure tho credit portion,
Purchaser to pay for papers and
for recording same. If (lie torms
of sale arc not compUod with, land
wlli'bjB rosold on the same or SOU1C
subsefqueot Salosdajr at tho ris'.c of
the tor4nor purchaser.
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Don't Forget to Call
AT
Cash Store.
We can save you money. We buy and sell for cash and get the
best discounts which enables us to handle Goods at the LOWEST
PRICES. ^ _
Our stock is large and varied, tanging in prices from $2.50 to
$20.00, and comes direct from the Factory. We have Stouts, Slims and
Regulars and can lit and suit the trade. If we sell once \vc can sell you
Siloes ai?cl Mats.
.Shoes arc one ol our specialties, and arc rolling in (torn the Fac
Sec them and he convinced of thicr extra good value.
We take great pains in selecting our bats an 1 carry a tine line of
-.test styles, and arc agents for several factories.
tot ICS
tho i
pi ICC
patrc
We arc up on Dry Goods and can oiler you good honest goods
s that will make you glad that you called. Thanking you for
nagc and soliciting your future business we remain,
Yi ry respectfully,
J. tBL Miiitcr & Son,
Headquarters for T*owe$t Prices and Best Values.
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Standard Clothing
brings standard pricos anil to
pay less than wo arc asking is to git lossvaluo. A. caroloss man thinks
only of tho appoaranco of a suit of clothes t.ho day il is bought, while
sonsiblo mon tnko an interest in tho way clothing bough! to-day will
look six months from now. If you want an up to dato suit, neat and
nobby, and one that will give entire satisfaction you can got it in any
color, any size, any cut, for $7.50
The Largest
Stock of Clothing
IN UPPEN SOUTH CAROLINA To BE SOLD IN THE NEXT
S
Cheaper Than Ever Before.
It will pay you to soo these Goods and gbl tho pricos. Now in
\]\" li'ito to gol ft good suit for less money than you will again 1.n.
NVe in.an business, thoso Goods must and will bn sohl in tho n<txt
00 Days. Come, seo for yoursolf.
Davis, Roper & Co.'s
Famous Clothing, Hat and l?g Shoo Store.
Laurels, S. C, Oct. 14, 1807