The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 01, 1899, Image 2
Edltor.
-Ordinary Ad
^quaro, one insor
rj?cqucnt Insertion,
[l reduction made
Imcnts.
W. IV. Bam.,
I Vopriotor.
iov., 1. 1N1M>.
iVcqiiaiutauco.
jobted to Mr. Jobn W.
florsvillo, for quito a
has laid upon our. table
Imn books from the 11
ither, John Clark, who|
Stato and county from
in the early days of this
[lived an Industrious and
m is "A grammatical ln
10 English language" in
[oah Webster, printed in
\ the Columbian orator;
Ketionary of tho English
5oston, 1801; YoungfLadles
lll/a Leslie, Pha., 1803;
from tho Scriptures,
the uko of schools";
[;e oratory, (the date of
ancient looking and
(ijeot of every pnra
n in tho margin: und
er venerable and in
"Momoirs of 13ml
Eers" by Anna Maria
?Iba Laurens Ramsay is
retched in this volume.
I^eat women who have
^'Martha Laurons
Fm Incut for her
f, was born in Char
Ina, November 3rd,
/daughter of Henry
Istinguished Ainerl
* "She read with
and Latin classics,
with most of tho
rcnlua, taste and im
b in the English and
b." * * *
prolleient in astron
j, moral and political
[logy, natural and civil
nobler character is
of this devout ohris
h* so many varied accom
lectioii wo find "Beer's
Georgia Almanack,
3d and sold by S. Bab
|0 of Franklin's head,
mrlcston. Tho South
Isthing in those days.
rentiVi was President,
>f s. c, vice President;Mar
[Chief Justice; William John
and BushrodJ Washing
jiiito Justices, Berrien,
general, The sceptre
tho hands of .Tudah,in
urens, Nathaniel Day
in Garlington, Clerk of
llillcr, Commissioner of
\Watts, Treasurer, W.
Anderson, Ordinary.
Hument has a calon
and concludes with
)s and good advico
|f Poor Richard. Our
fhn Clark, has pre
pieee of antiquity
fot our readers may
{giving Day.
L30th of November,
well established cus
ranl giving by the
TrnVtion. In the State
Seldom has this Na
causo for profound
" is the "ins" that I
font. The "outs"
|hallcl?ih, but they will
g'say that our prosperity
are IN BPITE of our na
kd undeservings. But it
fmbercd that if the "Ins"
and tho "outs" were
[would be tho same cho
rpocrites, Pharisees."?
isidefrom the "Nation"
me things to be
thankful.
ItulAf os tho "na
tbundant crops,
and peace re
>rld. Luzon Is
of our dominion
hnise of an early
?nco" in this
Is that people,
pnlliar with the
_ncy we cannot
last for a llu
?
"Some hao meat t!mLcanna oat,
And some would oat that-want it;
But we hae moat and we can?eftt^.
So let the Lord bo thanklt."
***
John Barley-Corn,
Somo of our cotemporarics discuss
ktho late of tho Dispensary. Don't bo
finoasy. It has mote lives than a cat.
fhiskey can stand water without
[thing and evorybody that
iml takes toll. Tho
live and thousands
?ipplo X strong. Let
Ipair. It is the State
?South Carolina cannot
fhto thin air. The thousands
live by It will not lot it die. It is
s^crlligeous, but we quote:
The Bridegroom may forgot the
bride.
^as mado nls wedded, wife yestreen;
-monarch may forget the crown
That on his head an hour has boon;
The mother may forget the child
That srallos eae sweetly on her kneo;
But I'H romember thee, Glonoairn,
And a' that th^u hast done for me."
jr. A Thrifty ilamester.
In tho virgin county ol Greenwood,
an. Innocent citizen tackled a circus
fakir- He lost $600 or thereabouts as
reported. lie then appealed to tho
jrirtuous authorities and had tho cir
pus to disgorge. And now certain
lowspaporn urge that -the authorities
[ndlct tho follow for gaming. Bolter
?nd him to Sunday School and im
press?"thou shalt not covot, etc.
*%
ij?he Columbia wins and the Sham
:k does not carry the Cup aorosH tho
lanllc. Tub Advkutiskii rather re
grets tho outcome and sympathises
rith the Irishman'. If Sir Thomas,
however, only knew how sweet cold
kepring water tastos from an o!d
|ftshloned gourd, ho would never la
ant over the little piece of whilo
Tho Fair noxt weok. Of course you '
will go. Wo arc not advised as to
whether l'ayuo's Flro works have boon
secured. Dispensary pyrotechnics miy
relieve the necessity. Good music,
sovcrnl brass bands will bo en hand.
Elections on the 7th In Kentucky.Ohio,
Nebraska and other States. It will bo
lively in Old Kentucky.
On the Mth of November a meteoric
shower (falling stars) at 1 A. M. is
scheduled by tho astronomers?with
great assurance. The earth will bo
passing through the track of millions
of the scattered remains of a bur?ted
comet. They will bo attracted by our
littlo globe and by their terrlllc spoed
will bo set afire at about sevonty miles
dlstarce as they strike our atmosphere
aud go to extinction in blue blazes. If
you are wide awake at the hour you
may see tho si ow. It will put to the
blush the littlo fusllade now going on
botween tho disponsary Knights of the
quill.
In the meanwhile it is very hot In
Houth Africa and as tho wot season Is
ending at the Philippines, matters
will brighten in that far olT region.
Wo should hear from Joo Wheeler
scon.
***
In South Africa tho British aro hav
ing hard knocks with tho Boors, tho
advantage being with the former. Sev
eral important engagements have been
stubbornly contested and losses heavy
on both sides.
OKA LOCALS.
Mr. S. E. Huutor, now of your
city, spent Sabbath with relatives
hero.
Miss Cnrrio McClintook has
been on an oxtonded visit to Duo
West, Williamston and Fair view.
Miss Summers Nabers has been
on an extended visit to kinsfolk
horo.
Mrs. Woodruff, of Florida,spent
several days here visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. J. E. McClintock.
"Who is ho that gootli to Clin
ton from Ora with gay raiment?"
Can this be true?
Mr. N. A. Craig who has re
turned to Greonwood from re
cuperating horo was back again
not long ago. Wo suppose ho was
hardly well onough to stay Jong
erf; ?).
Those that attended the V ood
ruff Fair from hero were Miss
Mollio Hunter aud Messrs. N. E.
and David McClintock.
Miss Lizzie Craig is in Nashville
taking a Bible course
Mr. Hamp Huutor has been un
well for Fovoral flays.
Miss Belle Craig liab tolophono
connection with tho central at
Ora.
Being out of town for several
days wo heard a groat deal about
small-pox at Ora, so much so that
wo wore almost afraid to come
back. On returning wo found it
was all a fake. Strange what erro
neous reports got out even without
the slightest foundation. We aro
glad to say that not a ?ingle case
is anywhere within our commu
nity.
Miss Mattio Nabers will teach
tho Wftrrior Creok School. We
congratulate those people on se
curing Miss Nabers.
Our people are very much
pleased with our teacher, Miss
Scott. She is doing flno work
with the littlo fellows.
J. Y. B.
.Million-, Given Away.
It is certainly gratifying to the
public to know of one concern in
the land who aro not afraid to be
generous to tho needy and suBor
ing. Tho proprietors of Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds havo given
away oven ton million trial bottles
of this great medicine; and have
the satisfaction of knowing it has
absolutely cured thousands of
hopeless cases. Asthma, Bronchi
tis, Hoarsenoss and all diseases of
Throat, Chest and Lungs are
surely cured by it. Call on The
I aurons Drug Co. and get a trial
bottle free. Regular sizo 5O cents
and $1 .00. Every bottle guar
anteed or price refunded.
GRAY COURT NEWS.
Tho cotton is poaror gathered
than we ever saw It at this Ihne of
Iheyoar. There was more cotton
in the field on the 1st day of last
Febru.(u*^_thAn there is now.
-"tTncle Frank Curry is eighty
years old and ho says that he does
not remember but threo years in
his lifo that thoro was not killing
frost before the 30th of October ami
this Is ono of them. Tho good
weather hos continued so long
that tho farmers have About gath
ered'heir cotton and have be n
busy putting In rye,barley and oats.
Wo think thoro will bo more grain
sown this winter than has been for
a long time.
Gray Court is a good place to
sell your cotton or to buy your
goods. Two ladles who livo in the
dty of Laurons drove lo Orny
Court in their carriages tho other
day to do some chopping.
Mr. J. D. Stone, of Willlamston,
has oponcd a blacksmith shop here
and will move bis family In a short
time. That is what this community
noeds; a good shop and Mr. Stone
fills the bill.
Mr. and Mrp. N. B. Dial visited
at R. Gray's last week.
D.
What Would You Uivo
To bo cured of catarrh? If you
or your frlc ts have this disease/
you kn'%v. now disagreeable it I?.
Its .,ymptoui9 aro Inflamed eyes,
tbrobbing temples, ringing noises
'.A the ears, headache, capricious
nppetite, and constant discharge
of mucus. Fortunately Its ouro is
not a question of what you will
give, but what you will take. If
you will take Hood's Sarsaparilla,
(be great constitutional remedy,
hieb, thoroughly purifles,onr!ches
at 1 vital!/, a the blood, you may
expvOttobe completely and per
manently cured. The good blood
which . lood's Sarsaparilla makes,
reaching the delicate passages of
the uftuci'i* membrane, soothes
aud rc-bub I? tho tissues and ult -
mately cure.^ all symptoms of en
SHON L?CA?.
r. W. L. Bailey, of Columbia,
bftfi b^en visiting this vicinity.
Master Thofe Holmes wont over
to Honen Path last Week with his
grand-mothor, Mrs. Clatworthy.
Wo hated to sco Mrs. Clatworthy
go a3 she always makes horsolf so
agreeable in our midst.
Mr. W. M. Irby, of your city,
was down a few minutes the other
day.
Mis3 Alma Shell, of your city,
spent last weok with Capt. R. T.
Dun lap and family.
Messrs. Rufus Wilcutt, of Cross
Hill, and Mr. Joo M. Pearoo, of
High Point, visited J. T. A. Bal
low and family last Monday.
Miss Lutie Wright went up to
your city last Friday to spend
awhile with her many frionds and
relatives.
J. T. A. Ballow is on the sick
list this week.
Miss Mary L. Pitts will com
menced hor school at this place
next Wednesday, Nov. 1st.
A good many will go from this
place to the State Fair. Our ox
Reprosontativo A. J* Smith says
ho will take in the Stato Fair this
time.
Mr. It T. Dunlap will go down
to visit his relatives and take in
the Fair also.
The fanners aro sowing oats
right along now while thoy wait
for l ho few bales of cotton to
open. A good many will sow
wheat this time that did not be
fore and tho present outlook is
somewhat better for the future.
Telephone.
You are risking nothing when
you say 1 want, tho best Stove on
the market. Buck's will fill your
bill, or your monoy given back.
AN'ill you allow us to show you
how they aro constructed?
S. M. A E. H. Wilkes A Co.
His Life Was Saved.
Mr. J. E. Lilly, a prominent
citizen of Hannibal, Mo., lately
had a wonderful delivoranco from
a frightful death. In telling of
it ho snys: "I was taken with Ty
phoid Fever, that ran into Pneu
monia. My lungs became hard
ened. I was so weak T couldn't
ever sit up in bed. Nothing helped
me. I expected to soon die of
Consumption, when I hoard of
Dr. King's New Discovery. One
bottle gave great reliof. I
continued to uso it, and am
now well and strong. I can't say
too much in its praise."This mar
vellous medicine is the surest and
quickest cure in the world for all
Throat and Lung Trouble. Regu
lar size 50 cents and $1.00. Trial
bottles frco at The Laurens Drug
Co. Every bottle guaranteed.
We havo everything in Shoes
except your feet.
J. E, Minler & Bro.
Kg Qduertigex
AND
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After1 SSkm&r
To assist digestion, relievo distress
after eating or drinking too heartily,
to prevent constipation, tnko
Hooti'm Pills
Sold everywhere. 2j cents.
R.H.HUDGENS&Sons,
?DEALERS IN?
Lumber Coal.
WE can supply your wants in Floor
ing, Ceilinjr, Weathorboarding, Casmg,
Moulding, Shingles and Loths,- at
Lowest Rates.
R. U. IIUDGENS A HONS.
Laurens, 8. 0., Oct. l?t, 1808.
NOTICE, NOTICE.
Partioshaving business with tho
County Snporvisor will find him
in his offioo on Monday and Kri
<luy of euch weok, botWion tho
hours of ton u clock a. m. and 4
oclook p.m. . )
li. P. ADA Hi,
Jan. 0, LSU9~|^. .^(?wtforvisor.
"Strike Fdrmmf1>ummKltars
and Your Fires/'
Patriotism is always com
mendable, but in every breast
there should be not only the
desire to be a good citizen,
but to be strong, able bodied
and well fitted for the battle
of life. To do this, pure
blood is absolutely neces
sary, and Hood's Sarsaoa
rilla is the one specific which
cleanses the blood thorough
ly. It acts equally well for
both sexes and all ages.
Humor?" When I need a blood puri
fier I lake Hood's Sarsaparilla. Jt cured
my humor and is excellent as a nerve
ionic." Josle Eaton, Stafford Springs, Ct.
Itood'a Pill? euro IWerJlla Oie noii-lrrltnUng and
inly ?Mllimtlc tu tuko with lloud'n Sar<iti?arlii?.
NOTICE
?OF?
County Treasurer.
Tho County Treasurer's Books
will bo opon for tho colloction of
Stato, County and commutation
Road Taxes for fiscal yoar 1899 at
tho Treasurer's oflico from Octo
ber 15th to Dec. 81st 1899.
All persons owning property or
paying taxes for others in more
than ono Township aro requested
to call for reciepts in each Town
ship in which'thoy livo. This is
important us additional cost and
penalty may not bo attached.?
Prompt attention will bo given
those who wish to pay their taxes
through the mail by checks,
money orders, otc. Don't forgot
to stamp chocks. Persons Bond
ing in lists of names to be takon
off aro urged to sond in oarly as
tho Treasurer is vory busy during
the month of Decomber.
Tax Levy is as follows:
For Stato purposes, 5 mills
For Ooustiutioual School
Tax, U mills
For Ordinary County Tax, 24, mills
For Interest on Railroad
Bonds, Sty mills
For past indebtedness, 4; mill
Total County and State, 14 mills
Extra Tax for Laurons
City Graded School, t\ mills
Extra Tax, Fountain Inn
Special School, 4 mills
Extra Waterloo Special
School, 2 mills
For Sullivan Township 1 Mill
extra for Attorneys fee on Ra.il
road, making a total for this
Township 15 Mills.
All able-bodied male citizens
between tho ages of 21 and CO years
are liable to pay a poll tax of
$1.00; except old soldiers who aro
exempt at 50 years of ago. Com
mutation Road Tax $2.00 in lieu
of working tho public roads to bo
paid at the time as stated above.
Como early and avoid tho rush
it is said thoro will bo no exten
sion this time.
Respectfully,
MESSER BABB,
County Treasurer.
Laurens, S.C., Oct. 2, 1899? tf.
Atlantic Coast Line,
Fast Lino between Charleston and
Columbia and Upper South
Carolina and North
Carolina.
CONDKNH E?> SCHEDULE.
In Effect vin. 16th, 1890.
(joinq West. fm. . Going East.
No. 52. No. 53.
tA. M. y J tP. M.
7 00 ii Charleston Ar H IX) p m
s 2-1 a \p " Lanes " 0 20 p in
0 10 ?fit " Suinter " 5 13 pin
J.'uonin Ar Columbia Lv 400pni
12 07 pin " Prosperity " 247 pm
12 20 pm " Newberry " 2 32 pin
1 03 p in " Clinton " 1 68 p m
1 25 p in " Laurens " 145 p m
3 oo pm " Greenville " 1201pm
3 10 p in " Spartanlmrg " 11 45 a m
(i 07 i> m " Winnsboro " 11 -II a in
8 15 p m " Cbarlotto.N.C. " 0 35 a m
005pm " llendersonville " 9 14 a in
7 00 p in " Ashevillo " 8 20 a ni
t Daily.
Nos. 52 and 53 Solid trnius botweon Charles
ton and Greenville via the Atlantic Coast
Line, Columbia, Newberry it Laurons lt.
It. and Charleston <v Western Carolina
Railroad.
H. M. BMEESON,
General Passenger Agent.
J. R. KENLY, T. M. EMERSON,
Gen'l Mannger. Tradlc Mnnager,
CHARLESTON & WESTERN CAR
olina Railway Co. "Augusta and Aslie
villo Short Line." Schedule in effect
May 21st. 1809.
Lv Augusta. 0 40 am 1 40 pm
Ar Greenwood.1150 pm .
Lv Anderson. 7 00 am
Ar Laurens..? 20 pm 5 60 am
Greenville. 8 00 pm 10 15 am
Olenn Springs. 4 30 pm .
Spartanburg.8 10 pm 10 20 am
Snluda. 6 83 pm .
Hender8onville.... 6 o3 pm .,
Ashevilto.7 oo pm .
Lv Aftheville. 8 2o am.
Spartanburg.1145 am 4 10 pin
Greenville.12 ol am 4 oo pm
Ai Laurens. 1 2o pai 7 8o pin
Anderson. 0 lo am
Greenwood. 2 87 pm
Ar Augusta.5 lo pm 11 lo am
Ar Alken. 7 28 pm
Lv Greenvillo. .12 ol pm
Ar Clinton. 1 57 pm
Newborry. 2 37 pm
Prosperity. 2 52 pm
Columbia. 3 68 pm
Sumtor.i. 5 13 pm
Charleston.8 oo pm
Lv Charleston.7 oo am
Lnnos. 8 84 am
Smnter. 0 86 am
Columbia. 11 05 am
Prosperity. 12 07 pm
Newberry. 12 20 pm
Clinton. 103 pm
Ar Greenville. 8 00 pm
Close conneciloits at Greenwood for
nil points on 8. A. L. and C. AG. Kail
way, and at Spi.rtanburg with South
ern Railway.
For information relative no tickets,
rates,schedules, etc., address
W. J. ORA IG, Gen. Pass. Agent,
, Augusta, Ga.
O. H. Speights, Gen. Agent, Green
ville, 8. C.
T. M. Emerson, Trafflo Manager.
Let Us Show You
What a good shoo a little money will buy. We be
lieve wo can givo you a hotter Shoo for your money
than you can find anywhere olso in town. We want
to convico you that wo uro right. Don't you think
it's for your interest to givo us the opportunity?
We invite all to inspect our lino of Shoe* before buying.
Vory respectfully,
J. I^iirtei: & Brro.
Laurons, S. C, Oct. 18, 1809.
Have
Yo?. ai7 Eye
For ?tisirjess?
if so, see our. Millinory, Cloaks, Capes, Underwear, Cor
sets, Hosiery, Cloves, Neckwear, ready made Skirts, Waists,
Notions, and the biggest lino of Fancy Goods for the Hol
iday trade over shown here. And all at the
LouJest Prices
Call and see us, and we will convince you wo are right" No trouble to
show goods.
Miss Bessie Bramlott and Mrs. Emma Richardson art* with us
and will be pleased to see their friends.
(Find the right place).
ILVLrs. 3VH. Adams
McCords' New Storo, Lauror.s, S. C.
If) LaUf-etjs
We havo been very caroful in solecting our stock and have
tried to got the best, GOODS for
^ LEAST
Our line is complete iu
4&
&6
In
Wo claim to havo up-to-dato Stationery at all prices
School Books and Supplies wo have the largost and best stock.
Wo givo in CASH, or Exchange, the host Price for Second
hand Books. We earnestly solicit your patronage.
We romaiVi'very respectfully,
w?Mmm in?
Laurons, S. C, Sept. 12,00. Next door to Davis, Roper Co's. old stand.
"EM BROS.
tinue the
old stand. COFFINS, CASKETS
the
II PRICES_^
jouago hitherto extended res*
1ROS.,Iauron*,S C .
Before tho ink is dry on this ad
have opened another shipment of Dress
LouJ Priced
Also in lino ALL-WOOL Poplin and Be
Special numbers will no shown iu
Ladies fine Broad Cloths in Blaok and a
W?? carry the sann; number in Mi
Season. They are unquestionably the
in this or any market.
Ask to see the Ladies Oapes just
goods.
Respect
. will
Shades,
bod Hose this
10 cents a pair
w g wr
T. N. Barksdale bogs to announci that ho I i i added to his
business a fully equipped and woll-appointod lino of
A handsome HEARSE has been purohasod. ?n<Lho conduct
of funerals, good taste and judgment will govorn and padi ? * aro
promised efficient and prompt sorvico, ?
A very largo stock of Caskets, all prices and sizes, kept-Jon
hand. A
I
,?!jh>" l-.ad-s:d<' Public Square
g&~ The stock of funeral supplies Is kept on tho !'.? )t with Mr. Barlos
dale's line of vehicles. Mr. K. I*. Mtlum has gon< pal charj o of thesa depart
ments and calls, day or ni^ht, Sundays and week days, will havo instant att< n
tlou. At nights or Sundays, 'Phono Mr. Milara's residence.
T. Sarksdalcl
s sag
e*'a VP'- a w eg i
roil mm
Hi
AVc?etablcPrcparaiionforAs
similallng ihcFood and Regula -
ling theStoJDachs andBowela of
Promolc9Dig;estion,Chrcrful
ncss and Rest.Gontalns neither
Opium.Morphiiie nor Mjjocml.
!Not Nahc otic.
liectp* of Old IhSAJ-lUELOTCnm
JfompXm Sail ~
silX.Stnrvt >
/?' .*..", Stiff -
ytniic SeeU '*
Jijiptmiint -?
ith OutorvlttSoJj. *
f>'?/,-> Sa.l -
'*d Stigitr .
jyw* flown
Xlrrrifu<i.
Apcrfectncmcdy for Constipa
tion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea,
Worms ,Convulsions,Fcverish
ness ondLoss of Sleek
TacSimile Signature of
NEW "YORK.
At b m'onths ohl
35 Doses - 33Cents
EXACT COPY Of WRAEEEB.
For Infants and Children.
Alway?
Bears )tk<
Always \Bought.
GAST?RIA
111, CENTAUR COMPANY, N^BvoilK CITV.
d GO TO fe^
J. H. PON
WHEN IN NEED OF
Heavy and Famey dSrocer
Provision, Vegetables,
Fruits, Etc., at
LAURENS, S. C, May 8th, 1899.
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