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HOME AFFAIBS. Brown Leghorn Eggs. Ono do/.un and ono, a Hotting, brown leghorn ogga, for 25 conta. Apply to Mrs. W. J. Huntor, Rapley, H. C. Job Printing. Bring your Jobs to Tns Advkrtiskk office. Camp Parllngton. On account of the ro-union of Co. "G" (tbo Briars), the mooting of Camp Garllngton U. C. V. Is hereby ordered for tho lWth of April, at 10 A. M. The business will be to oloct omcore and appoint dologato8 to the Division Un ion at Charleston, April 27th and 28th lnst. B. W. BALL, Commander. B. W. Lankokd, Adgt. Mie? Mary L. Pitt?, who haH so auc coBsfully taught tho Mt. Hill School for tho last two years, left for her homo in Cross Hill, last Tuesday. Miss Pitts is ouo of Cross Hill's falroBtand most fascinating bolloB, and Is a young lady of culture and rolinomcnt, who. by her winning ways and charming per sonality bus made many frlonds In this section who part with hor reluctantly. 9he is an 5Mfulliblo and experienced toachor, aim leaves with the plaudit "Woll done!" Sho may rest asaurod that tho best wishes of the people of this aoctlon aro with her wherever she may cast bor lot in the future.?Mul berry cor. Honoa Path Chronicle. CLINTON GAZETTE} CUPPINGS. Tho Rev. Dr. Jacobs kindly Informs Tho Gazotto that In making an ad dross some days before at the Orphans' Homo Conference In Atlanta, when Tho Constitution reported him as say ing "learn" instead of "toaoh" the or phan boys, etc., The Constitution ro portcr made the error; and that ho (Dr. Jacobs) Old not not mako use of the term accredited to himself. The Stockholders of the Clinton Cotton Mills hohl a livoly mooting Tuesday afternoon. There is a move ment on foot to incroaso the capital and further enlarge tho mill. It is cortalnly a growing plant. OASTOniA. 1 ll OB wuppor. HONOR ROLL Of Laurens Graded School for tho month ending:, March 18th ?98: Tenth Grade: Delia Brown, Olivia Burts, Bessie Davidson, Emma Hudgons, Llllle Irby, Sadie Phllson. Erskine Daniel, George Balle, Moorman Sirokins. Ninth Grade: Mary Armstrong, Mary Boyd, ltosa Lee Burton, Wll lou Gray, Laola Knight, Sallle Langston, Beanie Roland, Bessio Todd, Robert Adams, Ernest Bram lett. Eighth Grade: Lillian Calne, Darcas Calmea, Blanche Clardy, Mary Garrison, Nannie May Hudgons, Rosa Belle Moof p, Hask oll Dial, Emory Machen, John Moore. Seventh Grade: Tallulah Calne, Lillian Jamieson, Willie Jones, Pope Irby. .Sixth Grade: Nannie Barnett, Mary Belle Babb, Eva Fike, Jes sie Hlx, Vaughan Grittoo, Hattie Boulware, Jennie Sullivan, Rhrett Babb, Mack Irby, Boo Peterson, James Roland. Fifth Grade: Frankio Gritton, Mary Garrison, Ina Little, Dudley Young. Fourth Grade: Loroe Boyd. Joslo Sullivan, Pierco Irby, Qrov er Peterson, Stobo Young. Third Grade: Lalla May Dial, Rosa Leo Franks, Helen Hlx, Al bert Dial, Loytl Langston, Dun can Sullivan, John Wells Todd, Robert Eichelberger. Second Grade: Agnes Boyd, Stella Mock, Lillian Peterson, Jjouise Simpson, Nallie Summer aett, Samuel Fleming, Tom Grit ton, Gus Hart, Samuel Harris, Carl Nelson. First Grade: Margarete Adams, Jessie Bolt, Tecoa Caine, Lucy Clardy, Mary Norman, Houston Bramlett, John Barksdalo, Marion Wllkes. .1, B, WATKINS, Supt. THE SURF. LA-GRIPPE CURE. There is no uso Buffering from this dreadful malady, If you will only get tho right remedy. You are having pain all through -our body, your liver la out of ordor, havo no appetite, no lifo or ambition, havo a bad cold, In fact completely used up. Electric Bitters la tho only remedy that will give you prompt and sure relief. They act directly on your Liver, Stomach, and Kidneys, tono up the whole ays tern and make you feel like a new being. They are guarantod to cure or frlco refundod. For Sale at B. P, oaey'a Drug Storo. Only 60 cents per bottle. O A. S *T Q Bean tho ^Jf^ Kin(l You Have *,wa),S Bou?,lt 8{<nr Johnson's Chill and Pe~ ver Tonic is a ONE-DAY Cure. H cures the most stubborn case of Pever Im 24 Hours. Hood's Best to take after dinner; prevent distress, aid diges tion, cure constipation. Purely regwOOWn; do not f?rlpo or Mtito psln. Hold by ?II druK?t?t?. 1ft t?nU. Prepared only by C. I. Hood A Co., Lowoll. Mm*. NOTICE, NOTICE! ALL Township Oommlaaioners aro hereby notified to order out the over seera on all Public Roada in their ro flpectivo Townahipa and havo one to two days' work performed on aald pub lic roada by May the let, 1898, and to have all roada sixteen feet wide. By order of the County Board. R. P. ADAIR, April 0, 189??4L Supervisor. DR. W. H. BALL. DENTIST, OFFICE OVER NATIONAL RANK, LAURENS Omoa d?t??Mond??n<l Taeaday.. Pills OBITUARY. Brother (i. W. Martin wan born July the 6th, 1828, in Laurens County, H. C, Ho joined tbo obureb at Warrior Crook >n duly, I860, and was baptized by Uov. Tolayer Hobortson. He wa? married to Mrs. Caroline Higglns in Doe. 187(1. On the ?th of Mnreh, 18!?H, bo peace fully and triumphantly fell asloop in Josus. Doath had no terrors for this aged antl faithful son'ant of Uod. Supported in tho anna of a lovlnsr nophew bo quietly, fearlessly and pa tiently a watted tho und. Since his youth his health was cx tromely delicate, yet by bis untiring energy and never (lagging zeal ho ac quired a good competency. In all my experience i have never met a more lovoly cbaractor: polished, yet broad-minded and a doop thinker. One might well say of him: "Ids life was gontle; and the eloraents so mixed that nature might stand up and .-ay to all tbo world this was a man!" As a Christian ami an earnest worker in his Masters vineyard he was without a poor in bis community. Ho was regular in bis church atten dance, liberal to pastor, missions and to all the church oxpenses. A remark ablo feature in the lifo and character of our brother wa? the close attention that ho gave to the preached word. As his pastor it was always an inspira tion to inn to watch his dear sainted face all aglow with tho 1'ight, not of this world, beaming as though he be held a glimpse of the Land of Boulah and of the New Jerusalem coming down from (lod. He was a close stu dent and a groat lovor of his lliblo. It was not read in a stiff formal manner, but ho penetrated deeply Into its pro found truths. lie bud a clearly defined view of all its practical truths and of its sublime doctrines. Thcso woro his themes at home, on the highway and at church. Just u few days before his death ho gave an exposition of tho book ol Job and it was regarded by those who beard it as tho most exhaustive an alysis of Job to which they had ever listened. Ho lived in daily com munion and in touch with the Lord: the study of the Bible, the closet prayer and tho constant discharge of duty, made him "a prince and groat man in Isreal." His pastor and church have sus tained an irreparable loss. Wo feel it keenly, yet in Bubmission bow. Shall we over see his llko again? Tbo Lord comfort tho broken hearted wife and relatives whom he loved so much . You and I shall see him again on the other shore. We close this imperfect sketch of bis life with the beautiful words of tho poet: Servant of (Jod well done, liest from the kind The battlo fought, tbo victory won, Enter thy master's joy. J. W. Buns. Bargains nt Jamleson's. Ladies if you wish to buy a nice French organdie or 11 colored dross, see Jamieson's line before buying. We havo a complete line of mil linery, and are glad fco say our trade has been much bettor than we expected, for whicn wo thank our lady friends. 1 have too many Oxford Ties and Slippers and in order to re duce the stock, I am offering the above goods at unheard of low prices Seo our line before mak ing youi purchase. At Jamie son's. A beautiful lino of silks for waists, Figured Rhadames, Taf feta, India, silks in all colors, black satin. At Jainieson's. Tribute of Hespert. Tho Boaverdam Baptist church, in conference assembled on the S5d day of April, 1898, adopted the following tribute of respect to the memory of Mrs. S. P. Tongue: Whereas, our Heavenly Father, in his wisdom has removed from our midst, our Sister and neighbor Mrs. S. I*. Teague on March 11. 1S98, who was always ready in ev ery way to further the Master's Kingdom here on earth. There fore be it? Resolved, That in the death of our Sister, our Church has lost a consistent member ind tbo cause of Christon earth a faithful follower. 2. That we havo lost a nood neighbor and a kind friend. 3. That our community has lord a quiet and peaceable citizen. 4. That wo extend our deepest sympa thies to the husband and children of our sister, and prav that they submit to (Jod, well-knowing that he doeth all things well, and that our loss is our SiHter's eternal gain. 5. That a copy oj these resolutions be placed in our minute book and a copy be Bent to tbn family and published in the Laurens county papers and the Bap tist Courier. He-Union >n Charleston. Gen. Walker Addresses a Cir cular Letter to the Old Soldiers ok the State. Gon. C. I. Walkor, commanding tho South Carolina Division, Uni ted Confederate Votorans, has sent out a programme of tho re-union to bo held in Charleston, of which the following is a brief synopsis! Ceremonies commence at 10 a. m. April 27, to be held at the Gorman Artillory Hall. A monster mooting will bo held at tho Citadel at 5 p. m April 27. The following distinguished gon tlemon havo boen invitod to ad dress the meeting: Gens. Gordon, Hampton, Butler, Law, Bonham and others. Convention will assemble again at 8 80, ovening, April 27. ? On 28th, twosessions<nf Conven tion will be held, at 10 a. m. and 8 80 p. m. I All Confederate veterans on ar rival in city will register at the Gorman Artillery Hall, and ro-1 ceivo their bndgos. Lunch, froo to all Confederate j votorans, will be served at Gorman i Artillory Hall, rt? 27th and 28th, from 12 to 8 o'clock. All veterans intending to attond tho re-union should take trains ar riving in Charleston on the night of the 26th inst. CASTORIA For Infants and. Children. HAPPENINGS FEW. UNEVENTFUL EASTER -PEOPLE DROPPED HT THE TRAINS. Raster came- with clouds nnd rain. Mr. I.. Hi Watts, of Ahboville, spent last Tuesday night in the city. Mr. T. O. Lucas was in tho city on Wednesday night. Mrs. W. W. Jones spent last wook with relative* In Greenwood. Exorcises at tho Graded Schools were suspended on Good Friday. Miss Lillie Miller, of Convsrso Col lege spent tho Kastor holidays at homo. Soe ehango of S. M. it K. H. Wilkes & Co.'sad next week. Announcement cards will be pub lished this year only on a strictly cash basis. Sovoro frosts and freezes last week did much damage. It is thought a fair crop of fruit Is loft. Mr. Everett Posoy has rcturnod from Baltimore where he has been at College for several months. It is promised that Laurens and Greenvillo will very shortly be In speaking*distance with each other. A merry crowd of boys and girls went ptcnicing Friday in spito of the re-appearance of Jack Frost. Mrs. L. \. Boyd acoompanlod hor son, Mr. L. W. Boyd to Lockhart Mills last Wednesday. Remember the Ice Cream to he had at the Library room on Friday. You can certainly arrange to go either in the afternoon or evening. A 'phonic message states that in a row noar Gross Hill on Saturday in which nogroes were engaged four wore shot, ono probably fatally. Four bright young students of Con verse, Misses Louise Itichey, Paulino Anderson, Klla Holand and Lou D. Hudgons came home to spend Faster with their parents. v\ e are requested to announoe that Kevs. N. J. Holmes and S. 0. Todd will begin a sorles of protracted services in this city early in May. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Davis havo routed their homo on Main Street to Mr. J. R. Nolan and aro boarding at Dr. L. S. Fuller's. By tho creation of new counties Lau rens will have but ono beneficiary Cadet at tho State Military Acadorry. Sho drew a short straw and loses one. A largo meeting on yesterday af ternoon adopted resolutions asking the Board of Visitors to reconvene and reinstate the Cadet.-. DoShiolds & Waldrop's Store at ban ford was burned on Saturday morning before day. Supposed to be incendiary. Partially Insured. Rumors got circulation that small pox was in the city. Thero has boon no suspected caso oven. Laurens has quarantined against Columbia and other post infected districts. A spocial term of tho Court of Com mon Pleas for this county, for the trial of cases not requiring a jury com mences next Tuesday at 10 A. M .? Judge Honet to preside. The ladies of the Library Associa tion will givo an Ice cream festival In the Library and tho rooms adjoining on Friday afternoon and evening. The tirst Ice cre%,m of the season will be particularly good cream and everyone should turn out and investigate its fine points. President Ii II Hudgens, of the Oil Mill states that the machinery for tho Ice Mill has been purchased, and in thirty days they hope to be supplying the market. The out-put will be ton tons a day. Cold storage attachments will bo provided. Miss Perrin Farrow was olected Historian of the Laurons Chapter of the Daughtors of the Confederacy at its meeting last Wednesday. Tho membership of the Chapter is increas ing and it is greatly desired by tho la dies in chargp, that the organization beeomq a county as well as a town af fair. Tho object of the Chapter is to Intorest as great a numbor as possible in tho history of the "host Cause" and those who gave their lives in its de fense. Women In the city and county who havo not the necessary re cord will be found tho exceptions to tho rule and It is hoped that they will all be sufficiently interested in tho cause' to become members of tho Chap ter, ovon if they aro not living near enough to be present at all its meet ings. The Prohlbs. A mass meeting of prohibitionists of this county mot in the Court House on Wednesday last, the purpose being to appoint dologatos to tho Stato Con vention at Columbia. Mr. S. D. Gar llngton, County Chairman, presided, and Clerk of Court J. F. Holt acted as Secrotary. Tho meeting was not large, but composed of a vory substantial cit izenship. Those prosont did not seem ehlllod by tho sparsonoss of the attend ance, but expressed if confidence that tho forces wore strong behind them and a determination to fight for vic tory. Tho following woro named as delegates and altornatcs to tho Stato Convention: Dr. A. 0. Fullor, Revs. J. L. Harly, R. IL Jones, J. ?. Pitts, Mossrs. C. C. Feathorstone and T. R. L. Gray woro elected to attend tho State Convon tlon. Alternates?James Wham, Thos. Scott, J. B. Humborl, J. I). Power, John Putman and Dr. J. A. Martin. The following resolutions were adopted: First. That wo, the Prohibitionists of Laurons county, declare that It la the sense of this mooting that tho Stato prohibition convention to raeot in Columbia on tho Mth lnst., should p'/ico a full ticket in the Bold. Second. That we rocognizo tho grandure of this movomont and open '..'.do our gatos to all, that thoy may ontor therein and aid us in saving our Stato from tho curso of drunkenness. Tho funds called for by the State Ex ecutive Commlttco woro oaallv raised. Mr. Feathorstone, ono of tho dolegatea Is prominently discussed as a candi date on tho Stato ticket for Attornoy Genoral. CAMP W. D. SIMPSON, Sons oh Vktkuans. f There will bo a mooting of this or ganization at the office of Ball & Sim klno, Friday, tho lf>th lnst. at ft.80 o'clock P. M., to elect delegates and a Sponsor for tho Charleston meeting. L. W. 8IMKINS, Commander. Oi D. BAnKSDAi.x, Aujutant. -i Double your dollars by buying our Shoes. Davis, Roper h Co. | BARKSD ALE'S. Everything is quiet in this ham lot?not a death nor n marriage to disturb tho tenor of lifos peace ful mothodical way. War is tho absorbing talk now among tho belliooao enthusiasts. War is a foarful thing, and wo shudder when we think of tho des truction of human souls ; tho de vastation of property and homos, and the hearts of r,o many women and children saddened. Within tho last two hundred and twenty two yoars, the United States has boon involved in five wars and only twice has she form ally deolared war, viz: tho Moxi can war and the war with the Burbary States. We admire Mr, MoKinley's cool and deliberate action in trying to prevent the war with Spain. Wo need moro cool hoadeduess, and not so much jingoism. The farmers here are going about their work as though the Main?' hnd never been destroyed. Indi cations are now that there will be a good acreage planted in cotton, but plenty of hog and hominy will be made. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S. Gray, of Gray ton, Ala., have been visit ing here. J. Walter Garrett, of Kurnmn University, spent last Saturday and Sunday with his parents. Mrs. P. B. Bates has beeu quite sick again. Mr. J. W. Shookley is restless, lie wants tho United States to give Spain a Hogging, and then in 1000 elect Bryan President and (Jen. Pitz Hugh Lee Vice Presi dent. W. P. Garrett went to Wood ruff and Switzer last week on business. W. H. Barksdalo will attend the United States Court which meets in Charleston, April 4th. Billy Barlow. Why iake Johnson's Chili <? Fever Tonic? Because it cures the most stubborn case of Fever in ONE DA Y. 8? Years. With lrtfl week's issuo Bdttor Hugh Wilson, of tho Abbeville Press and Banner completed his :19th "year of labor" on that pa pa per. We congratulate our brother and tho paper. Neither are loosing vigor. Hero are some of his reminiscences as well as trusts along the late future: In tho beginning of the yenr 1866, the publishers at Abbeville were: Tho Independent Pross?W. A. Lee and W. H. Wilson. The Abbeville Banner? W. C. Davis and Thos. B. Orews. W. H. Wilson sold his half in terest to Hugh Wilson, April I, 1850, and after the war ho moved to Florida, where he died several years ago. W. A. Leo died at Abbeville in 18IH). \V, C. Davis went to the war and was killed on one of tho bloody Heids of Virginia. Thos. B. OreWS went to tho war, and after four years of service re turned to print the Banner for a time. Ho is now Kdilor of iho Laurcnsville Herald. He served With distinction in the war, and was honored in peace, having been elected Senator from bis county. This editor hopes to In* with his friends for many years to Come,and ho trusts that it may be many yoars before his enemies can exultingly put their feet upon his grave. The Almighty God has been good to him in the past, and his humble servant tries to be grateful to the Giver of every good and perfect gift. JOHNSON'S CHILL AND FEVER TONIC Cures Fever In One Day. PRINCETON. Our farmers have nearly all fin ished !4 putting in" guano. The ma jority havo planted corn except bottom lands. The most enterprising farmer we hnvo, Mr. M. B. McCuen has fin ished planting corn and cotton seed, set out a big cabbage patch and is nearly ready for fried chick ens. War is tho diseourso on every tongue and thoso who have had ex perience tromhlo as they talk. We may be wanting In patriotism, but we don't feel inclined to volunteer. Tho negroes had an exhibition at Princton a fow nights since and it is reported as being very enter taining. Our friend, Dr. Oilkernon has de cided to make some fair maid be lieve that "keeping bach" Is the cheerless lot that falls to man. Sullivan Township has throo can didates for Auditor. Our commu nity has Mr. W. It. McCuen,a young man of marked ability, and we are satisfied no one could fill the office more capably. Wo look to our young men to fill the old ones places and why not start them early ? Novk-k. BliOKLKN'S ARNICA SALVE. THE BEST SALVE In tho world for Cuts, Uralses, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Kovor Sores, Tottor, ('happed Hands, Chilbaips, CoroB, at.d all Skin Kruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to givo satisfaction or money rofundod. Price '2f> conts per box. For Sale by Dr. B. P, Posoy. Quinine ami other fe wer medicines take from 5 $L9 W days to cure fever. Johnson*s Chill and Fever Temie eures in ONE DAY. * ?*o you run down? Catch cold easily? No energy? [J^> Poor appetite? jv)Rheumatic pa'Ms? You need Ulood and muscle-makers Seo our east win* ; ' dow. The V Laurena Drug Co. ft ANNOUNCEMENTS. noticus of candidates for ollicc under iiii head must Invariably he iicconipauiod i>y Ilm fee, TllBKR llol.l.VKH. FOR TREASURER . The many friends of Messer Babb respectfully nominate him for re-election to the office of County Treasurer, subject to the actions of the Democratic Pri mary. _, FOR COUNTY SUPERINTEN DENT OK EDUCATION. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for re-election to the oltioo of County Superintendent of Education, subject to tho re sult of the approaching Demo cratic primary election. * L. T. H. Danirl. FOR AUDITOR. Mr. B. K. Arnold is announced as a candidate for Auditor of Lau rens county, subject to the choice of the Democratic Primary. Many Ffibndb. There is more Catarrh in this section of tho country than all diseases put together, and un til the last years was supposed to be inourablo. For a groat many years doctors pronouced if a local disease, and prescribed local reme dies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pro nouced it incurable. Science has pre *on catarrh to bo a constitu tional disease, and therefore ro quiros constitut ional t reat ment ? Hall's Catarrh Curo.manufact tired by F. J. Chonoy <fe Co., Toledo, Ohio, is tho only constitutional cure in tho market, it is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of tho systom. They olVor One Hundred for any case that it fails to euro. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address, F. J. CHENEY, A CO., Toledo, 0. Sold by Druggists, 75c. VIGOR'MEf. 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Rules and Regulations of the BOARD OF HEALTH OF THE ( ITY OF LAURENS IN RE GARD TO V AC I NATION OF THE [NHABITENTS OF THE CITY OF LAURENS TO PRE VENT THE INTRODUOTION OF SMALL-POX. BE it resolved by tho Board of Health of tho oity of Laurens in meeting duly assembled? [, That in as niuoh as Small pox, a contagious and infectious disease, hurtful and dangerous in its conscquoncos, exists in neigh boring oitios and localities of this State, and in order to proteot tho inhabitants of the city of Laurens against tho introduction of said diseases into the City of Laurons, we do hereby recommend,and urge, that all persons within the city of Laurons who have not been suc cessfully vacillated within the last five yoars to bo at onoe vaoiuated by their respective physicians. II. That the said Board of Health in the exercise of their [lowers for t he protection of tho public health do hereby provide that all persons living within the corporate limits of the city of I.aureus who are not able to pay for vacillation are requested and urged to submit to the same, and for this purpose may appear be fore the Clerk of the city Council and make affidavit that they are not able to pay for said operation. Whereupon the said Clerk shall draw an order to a physician, chosen by th'j said patient, to per form vacillation upon said person, tin.npensation for which to be paid by the said city council shall not exoeed twenty-live cents for each case1, points furnished, or thirty-live eonts points furnished by said physician, III. That Dr. Ralf Hughes is appointed vacillating physician for the Eastern portion of the said city and Drs. W. H. Dial and J. P. Simpson for the Western portion of the same and shall receive from the City Council of Laurens for each ease vacillated under the proceeding aforesaid, of persons not able to pay for same, t wenty live cents points- furnished by the City Council, or thirty-five cents each, point furnished by said phy sicians. I\. That the said city physi cians shall make and keep a regis ter of all oasos vaciuated by them in the city of Laurens, and of all persons who have not been vaci llated, also of all persons hereto fore vacillated, for the use and in formation of the Board of Health. W. 11. Dial, Churn. .1. (). 0. Fleming, .1. M. Philpot, lt. L. Walk Kit. S. M . \\ ILK KH, Soo'y. /^proved by the city Council of the oity of banrons. W. K. ItlOHEY, Mayor. L. G. Ballk, 0.0. I i., s. I April 8th, 1808. State of South Carolina, Lauretta County. HOARD OF HEALTH ?op tub? CITY OI>* LACICICNS. Rules and Regulations of Quaran tine against the city of Colum bia, in I lie Stale of South < 'aro lina, on account of Small-pox; and any other place or places infected with Contagious or In fectious Disease. Bo it resolved by the Board of Health of the City of Laurens, in meet ing duly assembled? 1. That tho Board of Health of the oily of Laurens arc informed, and believe, that Small-pox, a dangerous disease, infectious and contagions in its character, exists wit hin t he corporate limits of I he city of Columbia, in the Statt! of Smith Carolina, and that tin; pub lic health of the city of Laurens requires t hat, t he inhabitants of the said city of Laurens be protected from all contact and association with the inhabitants of said infec ted city and from any other dis trict, locality or place which may be or become subject to any con tagious or infectious disease hurt ful in its consequences. II. That the Board of Health of the City of Laurens, in the ex ercise of their powers for the pro tect ion of the public health of the city of Laurens, in order to pre* vent the introduction and spread of Small-pox into and amongst t be inhabitants of t he City of Lau rens, do hereby declare and estab lish quarantine against the inhab itants of tho oity of Columbia in said State, or any other district infected with Small-pox, and do hereby prohibit tho inhabitants of said oity of Columbia, and any ot her distriet infected with Small pox from entering the corporate 1 limits of I he cit y of Lauren:;, tvntl thai any and all persons OominfJ into the corporate limits of the city of Laurens from the said city of Columbia or other district or locality infected with Small-pox shall bo Subject to tho Bales stnd Regulations of tho Board of Health of I he city <>f Laurens and the re quirements end penalties therein provided. \\ . II. Dial, C|,,n'n. R. L. Walker, .1. O. C. Fleming, .1. M. Philpot, S. M. Wilkes, Heo'y. April 8th IS^'H. Ratillod and aj proved by tho City Couucil, of the City of Lau ren*. W. R. Riohey, L. G. Balle, 0.0. Mayor. -o STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA ? LAUREN'S COUNTY- CITY OF LAURENS. Rules and Regulations of the Hoard of Health <>r the City of Laureus to Preveut t he Introduc tion and Spread of Infectious <>r Contagious Diseases into and with in the City of Laurons Be it resolved by the Hoard of Health of the city of Lauren* in meeting dulv assembled? [. That all vehicles, railwas companies or other common car riers running into or through tin corporate limits of the city ol Laurens, ami the employee!- and servants of said common carrier! l>e and they are hereby required, upon btopping within the corpor? ate limits of the city of Laurens, t<> prevent their passengers from disembarking except at the usual landing places, and the said nun mon carriers, their servants,agents aud employees, arc required to lock their vehicle or carnage doors and require all persons and pas* Bongers to disembark from said carriages or vehicles Jit. one and the sane- place in their usual land ing stations, for the purpose of al lowing the health ollicers of the city of Laurens to inspect and ex amine such passengers or persons who may come from any place subject to infectious or contagious disease; hurt ful in its consequences or who has boon exposed to such contagious or infectious disease within the last twenty days. 11. That all porsons coming in to the city of Laurens having an infect ions or contagious disease, or who comes from any place subject to shop contagious or infectious disease, or when any dangerous epidemic prevails, or who has, within the lust twenty days, boon exposed to to such contagious or infectious disease should be liable to arrest by the Health or Police ollicers of thecity of Laurens, and be dealt with according to the re quirements, provisions and pyoal ties as by the Rules and Regula tions of the Hoard of Health here tofore! made and provided by the Hoard of Health and City Coun cil of the city of Laurens. Pro vided, That any person coming into the city of Laurens from any place where any infection or dis ease is prevalent, will be exempt from the rules and regulations of the Hoard of Health upon the pro duction of the certificate from n mom bor of the Board of Health of such infected place, to the effect that such person has not been ox posed to such disease and is free from tho same. III. That all common carriers; their servants, agents ami employ ees and all other persons who may resist or obstruct the Health and Police officers of the oity of Lau rens, or violate any of tho rules and regulations herein provided, shall, upon oouviotiou before the Mayor >d' the oity of Laurens, be fined not less than one nor more than fifty dollars, or he imprison* od not less than one nor more than twenty days in the discretion of said Mayor. W. H. Dial, M. D . Chairman. .1. 0. 0. Fleming, .1. M. Philpot. S. M. NVilkoS, See. Ratified and approved by tho City Council of Laurens, this April 8, 1808. W. R. RK IILY, L. Q. Halle. <?.(?. Mayor. Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic Cures Fever in One Day. Dr. Rolfe E. Hughes, Offices?Todd Building, Phone 7f>: und Laurens Cotton Mills Store, Phone 101?. Specially prepared for Examing and Treating diseases of Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose. "hindipcT restores VITALITY Made a Well Man of Me. G REAT _ (TRENCH REMEDY produces the above result A; in 30 days. < tires Nervous Debility. Jmjtotency I tmcocrlt', J'ailiufi Memory. Stops all drains and losses caused by errors ol youth. It wards oil In anliy ami Consumption. Young Men regain Man hood and Old Men recover Vonthtul vigor. It elves vigor end size t<> shrunken organs, and fit' ? man lor business <>r marriage. Easily carried in the vest pocket. Price rn PXC ?.'HoxesJi.se ' > mail, in plain pack? OU L i O. n c e , wit h wtltun guarantee. dr. jean oharra, Paris Dr. B. P. Posey, Druggist, sale Agont, Laurens, S. C. Sawing and Lumber. Prompt Sawing by W. D. Byrd. Moves his Mills when wanted. Quick delivery of rough lumber. Terms satisfactory. Sec the sub scriber. W. t). BYRD. Tylersville* ?/^2)/.O'.0'?.'.?.'.?.'.0..O.',?.',G).'.?. .CO. v. M to I THE I IN ew Store! i Our Spring Stock of Clothing, ? 0 Shoes and Hats 1 Wi . .. y CO. lias just been opened, and wo ask our friends of23$? as . J*^ *j*Laurens and Laurcns County to give us a ?. all ami those&a '*" IP? 0' 0ihat wo do not know, as we want to become known to the^j wpeople of Laurens Countv> and we will make von 0111*253 0. . . . . . if ; v-\triends by giving you as good bargains as t an he gi>'ci>f? / <;-}?' ' '0'' / 0in Laurens or in any other town in the Stale. We vant^yf '0' . , b^to call special attention to our Spring and Summer 'UiickSJ W &. 0ot Hats. We have all the latest Stylo and Novelties inW III Hats?something that will please the people. Wep; ^earnestly ask a call from all. j|| $0} Very respectfully, ||| 1 DIAL & FERGUSON. { I 1 School ?ooks| Of all /einds. *Tew Book; at Publishers prices. Crood se cond-hand books at about half price. New Home Sewing Machinei Not at Agents figures but >ricessto suit the hard times* W< lave a first-class machine w< sell for $525.00 with a ^uaran tee for 5 years. Will sell 01 easy terms. J.O.C. FLElVllhIC &