Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TUE ADVERTISER. Strtmarfptlon Price-12 Mont Im, $1.50 Payablo in Advance. "TT. W. BALL, Editor. Hates for Advertising.-?Ordinary Ad vurtlsoments, per Square, ODO inser tion, $1.00;each subsequent insertion, 50 cents. Liberal reduction made for large Advertisements. W. W. Ham., Proprietor. LAUREN'S, S. C. Nov., 22, 18??. Current Events. The count proceeds in old Kentucky and It looks like the Republicans win. In Nebraska there Is a sick Senator aud they talk ol Bryan in the event of a vacancy. The war is active in South Africa. The British eecm to have the advan tage. Much bravery Is exhibited and u spirit of chivalry seems to animate both sides. The chevalier Bayard scorns to be the exemplar of the con testants. That is to say?when a fel low is decently blown up with a shell ?they gather up the remains, incase in rosewood, smother in violets, and sond proper regrets to wife, mother and sisters. Tho Boers should win, but the chances are 1000 to I agalnsf them. In Alabama Senator Morgan and Governor Johnson arc canvassing tho Stato for United States Senator. Sym pathy goes out to the patient listeners In our little State tho war for the present Is confined to Sellers, in Ma rlon county. There has been some blood. One party charges that in tho lato encounter the other was clad in jackets of steel. The press of the State is throatencd with further revelations on these troubles. Congross convenes on Hoc. lib Since tho 4th of March McKinley has car ried the fortunes of the country in ills vest pocket. The Congress will not change his policy, as Sena'c and House are overwhelmingly republican ?with a sprinklfng of anti-cxpanslon ists. So, gentle reader, yon kuow what to expect without waiting for the Pres ident's message *** War in Hie East. Tho Out/, and Hasoldcn fusiladti of words was transfered to Sellers, in Marion comity, during last week. J. Dudloy Haselden, a member of tho so called Board of Cont rol, lives in Ma rion county and charged Hen Sellers with tho authorship of a letter. Unlike tho patient Job- "Oh that mine enemy would write a book"?Mr. Ilaseldcn didn't relish the contents of the let ter. Tho result was an engagement with small and heavy lire arms. There wore'four at least of the Haselden fac tion and two of tho Sellers, who are named, and tho Haseldens think there wero more. Ben Sellers and his fa ther are dangerously shot, one of them with a forty four calibre rille ball through the body; Haselden has a pis tol shot in the calf of one leg and one other of his faction was slighty hit ? The parties charge each other witn allowing tho white feather, 'a serious matter as this world goes.) The pub lic will hardly get at the truth on this lino?but the boys down there are apt to guess who did the turkey trotting This affair was sidetracked from the big dispensary scandal in Columbia Thore will probably be more killing In the meanwhile the parties rank up among the X X X respectables and the Judges, Solicitors, and Grand Juries will scarcely venture to tackle the case. * * * Douthit, State Liquor Commissioner, was awarded a new hearing by Judge Aldrlch, he holding that the Hoard of Control took breeches bold on Dou thit, when they gave him his walking papers. The hearing was to be lb s week, but now Haselden, chief cocka lorum of tho Board, has been winged in the leg, and the trial of Douthit is postponed until December. * * * The meteoric display did not mater ali/.e, though scores of boj'9 and girls sat out last Wednesday night waiting the performance. At ono time an eclipse of the moon was announced for 9 P. M. when a great crowd with much noise congregated before the manse of the Dean of St. Patrick (Swift) at Dublin, to bis annoyance Where upon the Dean sent his servant to say that ho hud ordered the performance postponed. And the crowd retired. *** The banks in Now York are short of funds. Money is not flowing from the South and West as usual. The balance of trado n.ay bo iu our favor after a whilo. Let the South produce its hog and hominy and make cotton a surplus by roduclng tho product to nine mil lion bales and Aladdin's lamp will no longor bo a wonder. And the stories of wheat sowing blink towards realize* tion., The Now York banks arc short on cash.and tho United Statos Treasury comos to thoir relief by proposing to buy twonty live millions of thoir Bond holdings ai thoir promium value. The banks will havo many sympathizers. *** Vice President Hobart is recovering In spite of tho Doctors. They will bo ablo to provo clearly that ho should not havo rocovered. Story of a Slave. To bo bound hand and foot for years by the chains of disoopo is tho worst, form of slavery, Goo. D.Williams,< f Manchester, Midi , tolls how such a slavo was made freo. Ho says: "My wifo has boon bo liolploss for (ivo yoars that she could not turn ovor in bed alone After using two bottlos of Kloc trio Bittors, she is wonderfully improved and able to do her own work." This supreme remedy for fomalo diseasos quickly euros nor vousnesSjBloeplossnes, molancholy, headache, backacho, fainting and dizzy spells. This miracle work ing medicine inu godsend to weak, sickly, run down peoplo. Every bottle guaranteed. Only 50 cents. Bold by Laurons Drug Co. MT. UALLAUHEK. Tho pooplo continue to how j grain. Wo think thorn will bo a great deal of grain sown this time und we hope the people will con tinue to bow regardless of soven cents cotton. Mrs. N. E. C^opor is very sick at this writing* also, Mr. ii. A. Cooper has several oases of fever in his family. The Bohool at this plucu is in n nourishing condition under the management of Prof. Griffin. There will be a debating society organized at this place next Fri day night by the students of Prof. Griffin and we hopo thai everybody will aid thein iu this work. We see that Dr. S. A. Poland is improving his father's old resi dence. Mr. J. C. Martin and .J. T. Dan iel have opened up with n stock of goods near this placo and BOOro to attract a groat deal of trade Wo wish them much success in their business. Mr. Willis Washington visited this side last week. Mr. T. R. Blackwell and wife of Duo West, visited Mr. J. P. Jones last week. An old lady, Mrs. Bettie Can non, who has reached the ripe ago of about live score and five years is Buffering Bovoroly from a cancer of the face. Mr. Warron Balontine, who has had tho contract for building a bridge across Reedy River, at Cul bertson's, completed his work and returned home yesterday. Oognosoo. Remarkable Rescue. Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plain field, Mioh, makos the statemont, that she caught cold, which set tled on her lungs; she was treated for a month by her family physi cian, but grew worse. Ho told her she was a hopeless victim ol consumption and that no medi oine could cure her. Hoi' drug gist suggested Dr. King's Now Discovery for Consumption; she bought a bottle and to her do light found herself benefitted from first dose. She continued its use and aftor taking six bottles found herself sound and well, now doos her own housework, and is as well as she ever was. Free trial bot tles of this Great. Discovery at Tho Laurons Drug Company. Only 50 cents and $1.00. Every bottle guaranteed. A Hill PoHtcr'N Trick. "Of course wo used to put up small bills wherever they'd catch the eye," said n bill poster who traveled with a circus making one day stands, "and one thing we used to do that always pleased folks was to hang a bill from a ceiling. You had to have a wooden celling, to start with, and then all you wanted, besides the bills, was a tack und a sliver dollar. It took practice to do It, but when you'd got the knack it was very simple and easy. "You attached two hills together, one nt the foot of the other so that It would hang down when the llrst one was at tached to the celling. Then you folded the bills up, with a tack, thrust point upward through the top fold of the up per bill, with a silver dollar under it, up against Its head and between it and the other folds of paper under it. "Then, some time when the room was full of people?this might be a hotel of flee or perhaps a barroom?you tossed the bills up, and there was weight enough In tho dollar to drive the lack into the ceiling far enough to hold. Then the weight of the paper Itself and of the dollar would open the bills out, and the coin would drop and you'd catch it as it fell, and the chances are that not one man In live would see It fall. Tho bills would be seen, fasten ed up there somehow, most of the peo ple wouldn't know how, and opening out with the lower bill, hanging so you COUld road it. "This was not the greatest thing in bill posting ever was, but, as I said be fore, always pleased folks."?New York Sun. Very CnrloiiH Weulher. At Alto Orucero water freezes every night of the year and the thermometer frequently falls to 0, 8 and 10 degrees below zero. There are no facilities for artificial heat?not even a fireplace - and people keep themselves warm by putting on ponchos and other extra wraps. At noonday the sun Is intensely hot, because of the elevation and the rarity of the atmosphere,and blisters the llesll of those who are not accustomed to It. There is a difference of 20 and some times 80 degrees In the temperature of tho shado and the sunshine. Water will freeze In the shade while 20 feet away men may be working in their shirt sleeves. The natives seem to be entirely inured to cold and go about barefooted and barelegged over the lee and the RtOUCS Indifferently without regard to the temperature; but they have a way of heaping the blankets on their heads and wrapping up their faces to keep the pure air out of their throats and nostrils. The women who herd the llocka are often out on tho mountains for weeks at a time without shelter or anything to ent except parched corn, strips of dried moat and coca leaves, which are the most powerful of nerve stlmuluuts.?Chicago Record. Volcanic Eruptions Aro grand, but Skin Eruptions ;ob life of joy. Buoklen's Arnica Salve cures thorn, Old Running and Fovor Sores, Ulcors, Boils, Eolons, Corns,Warts, Cuts,Burns, Bruises, Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Best Pile euro on earth. Drives out Pains and Aches. Only 26 oentfi a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Laurens Drug Co. lh? Non-Irritating Cathartic Easy to tako, easy to operate? Hood's Pills Surveying. Office of tho undorslgned in Lit tle building, next door to J. If. Sullivan, Up stub's. Surveying and business requiring a rotary prcmptiy attended to. John M. Hudoknm, April 11, 1899. 44Honest Labor Bears a Lovely Face." There is nothing more pleasing toklook upon than a hearty, rudfiy face, gained by honest toil. They are the saving of the nation, these toilers of both sexes, strug gling for daily bread. 'Pure blood makes them able to keep up the daily rou.-'.d of duly at home, shop or store. If the blood has a taint or im purity, or a run dcrwn feeling comes on, the one remedy is Hood's Sarsaparilla, America's Greatest Medicine for the blood. Poor Dlood " SMy blood iv.ts so poor that in hottest weather I felt cold. I Hood's Sarsapai til a made me warm. It is I the rigid thing in the right place." Haitie \ J. Taylor, Wcodstotvn, N. J. Hooif's I'ilN cm re Iiv?Fifl?; H"' h?ii in h.iiln? and "only cuthiutifl t? tiiku wlili Hooa'?~Snr?a~|m>fflIii, Stale of South Carolina, County of Laurenb. Court of Probate. Wushington H. Drummond, as Execu tor of tho Last Will and Tostamont of "o. Washington Martin, (Dc ee. sod ). Plaintiff against O. P. Cox, Maxoy A Oox.Ollntha C. Cox, Ar tlmr M. Cox, Sanford Alvin Cox, Colllor I). Cox, Mary Eulalah liar rls, Vandlvor 0. Martin, Ralph B. Martin, Sadie Hoya Wallace, Wis? tor i . Martin, Alpha V. Mills I Hi y Oslollo Martin, Mattiu O. ' v Mlmms W. Powlor, Cl?ren* j ' lor, Brooks Fowler. Annie ICII/.a ,'ow I. r.Thoroen Powlor,Mattiu C. Parks, Jasper LI. Martin, Benjamin R. Mar tin, Khno G. Martin, James A. Mar tin, P. II. Mattln, J. Ralph Martin, Annio Louise Martin, l.onora Mar tin, Judson Franklin Martin, Alloc R. Stewart, Esther J. Cox, Gary P. Martin, P. Conway Martin, Clara V*. Martin, Fountain IJ, Martin,Nan nie M. Flomlng, James B. Biggins, Mary Ticora Madden, .lames benja min Higgles, Mittle L. Biggins, Cortes C. Hlggins, I.other M. Big gltJ8, Williamson II. Martin, Lizzie C. Sitgreaves, Pormolla J. Wost moroland, Pormslia 0. Gwynn, Mol lie A. Alloli, Lena 1$. Mooro. Eugenia C. Perguso ,Opholia P. Fowler, Wil liam 13. Bobo,Charles it. Hobo, Sarali K. Knight, Wllkes B. Knight, Henry i) Knight, <Icorgo 0. Knight. Loula Augustus Knight/Theodosla B< Mar tin. Milling Satlorflold, Vines Sat lorllold,Benjamin M. Lindsey, James \v. Lind&ey, Amelia HalbortThomp son, Bonnetta Halbort Snuffln, Allen Hulhcrt, Alma Llnnoy Johnson, Os car Lindsey, Guy Llndsoy and Caro line S. Martin, Defendants?(Sum mons for Belie! ) To tho Del\ ndnnts above named: Von tire horoby Rummonod and re quired to nnswer (ho coinpluint in this action, which Is filed in thoofllcoof tho Judgo of the Court of Probate for -aid County, and to serve a copy of your answer on the subscriber at his ofllco at Laurens, South Carolina,with in twenty days after the service here of, exclusive of the day of such service \ and if you fail to answer tho complaint within the time aforesaid, tho plain till" to this notion will apply t> the Court for tho relief demanded in the complaint. Dated Oct. 2'?th A. [). 18??. W. II. Martin, Plaintiff's Attorney. Notice to absent Defendants: To the ; efendai ts Mary Eulahth Har ri-, Vandlvor C. Martin, Ralph B. Martin, Sadie Boyd Wallaco, WUler C Martin,MlmmsW.Powler,J Ralph Marlin. Annie Louise Martin, Lo nora Martin, Judson Franklin Mar tin, Jamci Benjamin Biggins, Mill ing Satter Hold, Vines Satterlleld, Bonj M blndsoy, Jas. W. Llndsoy, Amelia Halben Thompson, lienottn Halbort Snuflln, Alien Halbort,Alma Lindsey Johuson, Oscar Lindsay und Guv bin bey. Take notice: That the complaint in this notion was filed in the oil ice of the Judge of Probate for the County of I.aureus, in tue State of South Caro ina, on tho 20th day of October 1890. Dated Oct. 20th, A. I). 1890. W. H. Martin, Plaintiff's Attorney. Notice to minor Defendants: To the Dofondants \VIster C. Martin, Clarence Fowler, Brooks Fowlor, Annie Eliza Powlor, J. Ralph Mar tin, Annie Louise M irtill, l.enora Martin, Judson Franklin Marlin, Mittie f. Hlggins, Cortes C. 11 ig glus, Luther M. Biggins, Goorge 0, Knight. Loula Augustus Knight, Milling Satterlleld, Vinoa Satter* field, Alh n Halbort, Osoar Idodscy and Guy Llndsoy, Defendants above n timed: Take notice: That unless you procure the appointment of a guardian ao l.item to appear and dofond this ac tion in your behalf within t wenty days of the service of the summons herein upon yon, an application will be made to this Court on the twenty-first day after said sorvice at i~ M , for an or (b r appointing some suitable and com petent person guardian ad utkm for you, and authorizing and directing him to appoar and de fond the above entitled action ill your behalf. I Dated Oct. -2olh I SOU. W. 11 Martin, Plaintiff's Attorney, Nov. 8th 1 soli. ?Ot State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF LAURENS. In Court of Common Pleas. Mamie A. Smith, Plaintiff, against John R.Smith, el. ah, Defendants.? Decree for Sale, Etc. Pursuant to a decree of tho Courl in the abovo stated ease, I will 8011 at public OUlory, io the highest bidder, at Laurena Court House, South Carolina, on Salosday in De cember 18091 H being the 4th day of the month, during tho legal hours of sale, all that tract of land, situate in the County und Stute above named,containing live hun dred und two acres, more or less, bounded by lands ot the estate of Mrs. Alowiae, Leander Balentine, Randall MuifV and Reedy River and known as the old Browerton home place. Terms: Oik-half catdi and the balance on u credit of twelve months from day of sale, eredil portion lo bo secured by bond ol the purchaser and mortgage of the premises sold, together with inter* ost on the same. If tho pun baser failH to comply with the terms of sale, tho premises will be n-sold on the same or some subsequent Salcsdny on the same terms. Pur chaser to pay for papers and reve nue stamps. John K. Bolt, < '. o. o. p. & a. s. Laurons County, s. c. Nov. (Lb |hi)l).?II._ New Oyster House. I have arranged for the season a Reutaurant at my business place. Will bo glad lo see and serve all friends ami Will ondoavor to picas.). B. C. CRISP. State of South Carolina, County of Laurons. In Court <>f Common Pl?n?. Foster N. Martin us Admistrntor of tlie estate of J. N. Martiu, deceased, Plaintiff, against M. Young (Jarllng ton and others, Defendants.-Fore closure and Kalo. Py vlrtuo o.' a decree of the Court in the above stated case I will sell at Laurens Court House, s. c, on snlo* ilay in December, 1800, being the 4th clay of tbo month, during the legal hours ol Mile, at public outcry to the highest bidder, all that tract or parcel of land ying, being and situate in the county md state aforesaid, containing | Si.\ty-li\fc Acres, more or less, on the waters ii Duncans Creek, known as the Mil! .fact, and bounded by lands of W. T. Tarrant, M. Y. Oailington and M. C L?ngsten. Tern s <( Bale?One-half cash, bal ance on a o^cdit of one year, with leave to the purchaser to pay the entire bid in cash. Tho ?red it portion to bo secured by tho bold of the purchaser, ami a mortgage ort ho premises sold, with in terest from day of sale. If tho pur chaser fails ii comply with tho terms of Bale said pi'uiifips to be resold at bin ris!: on same u" some subsequent Salee day upon (moo terms. Put chaser to pay for papers and stamps. GEO. S. McCUAVY, Bhoriff, L. C. Nov. 7. ISO)? It State ol South Carolina. County of Laurens. Court of Common Pleas.?Judge ment of Foreclosure and Sale. J. J. Pluaj, Plaintiff, against T. II. Madden, Defendant. Pursuant to n <h cree of the Court I in he hove slated case, I will sell al Laurens Court [louse 8. 0., on Balesdny in December 1800, il be ing tlio 1th day of the month , in front of C'iurt House door, during; tho legal hours of stile at public outcry, to the highest bidder, after due find legal notice, nil that tract or parcel of land lying, being and situate in the county of Laurens, Staff of S')uih Carolina, and bo united by hinds of Henry Fuller, Mrs.Margaret Burnsldo and Irby Nelson und containing forty-five (d?);acres, more or less. Terms: One-half, cash, and tho lntlineo on a credit of ono year from day of sale, credit portion to be secured by bond of the pur chaser and mortgage of the premi ses sold, together with interest from da to of sale. If t ho purchaser fails to comply with the terms of sale, tho premises will be re-sold on same or some subsequent oalesday at tbo risk of the former purchaser, on tin? same terms. Purchaser to pay for papers and t? tamps, John P. Bolt, c c. c. p. & <;. s. Laurens, S. C. Nov. Oth, 185)0. NOTICE ?OF? County Treasurer. Tho County Treasurer's Books will bo open for tho collection of State, County and commutation Road Taxes for (i.-cnl year 1809 at tho Treasurer's ollice from Oeto. her 15th to Dee. Hist 1800. All persons owning property or paying taxes for others in more than one Township are requested to call for reciopts in each Town ship in which they live. This is important as additional cost and penalty may not be attached.? Prompt attention will bo given those who wish to pay their taxes through the mail by cheeks, money orders, etc. Don't forgot, to stamp checks. Persons send ing in lists of names to bo taken off are urged to send in early as tho Tp-usurer is very inisy during the month of December. Tax Levy is as follows: For State purposes, 5 mills For Constfutional School Tax, 3 mills Por Ordinary County Tax, 2^ mills For Interest on Railroad Ponds, 8J mills For past indebtedness, ^ mill Total County and State, 14 mills Extra Tax for Laurens City Graded School, 2$ mills Extra Tax, Fountain Inn Special School, 1 mills Rxtra Waterloo Special School, 2 mills For Sullivan Township 1 Mill extra for Attornoys feo on Rail read, making a total for this Township 15 Mills. All able-bodied male citizens bctwoon the agosof 21 and (?0 years are liable to pay a poll tax of $1.00; exooptold soldiers who are exempt at 50 years of age. Com mutation Road Tax $2.00 in lieu of working the public roads to be paid at the time as stated above. Come oarly and avoid the rush it is said thorn will bo no exten sion this time. Respectfully, MESSER BABB, County Treasurer. Laurens, S. C, Oct. 2, 1899? tf. Atlantic Coast Line. Fast bine between Charleston and Columbia and Uppor South Carolina and North Carolina. CONDENSED SO II K DU MC. Tu Effeot Jan. Kith,1800. ??oinuWkst. Ooino JOaht. No. 5_>. No. 68, tA.M. fP. M. 7<M>ain i.v Charleston Ar 8 00pm 8 -I 11 111 " banes " 0 L'o p in 0 10 a in " Sunilor " f> 13 p in [100art) Ar Columbia Lv 4 00pm 12 07 pm " Prosperity " 247 pm 12 20 p 111 " Nowncrry " 2 '.VI p in 1 03 p in '? Clinton " 1 63 p m 1 2."> p in " 1, Mil in " i 46 j> 111 3 00 p in Greenville " 1201 p m ?! i" p in " Bpartanhurg " 1146 am 0"7 pin " Vvlnnsboro " 1141am * IS i> in ?? Oharlolte,N.O. " 1? .'ir> a m 006pm " llendersonvllle " 011 am VOOlnii " AflhevillO " h 20 11 in m t,)fti|y No8.r?2nnd M.Solid trains between Charles toil and Greenville via the Atlantic. Const Une, Columbia. Nowheiry ?v Laurens R. R- hiui Charleston it vVeslorn Carolina Railroml. U.M. KMKRSON. Ocnornl Passenger Agent. J- R- KKNbY, T. M. KM lilt SON, ?e?'l Manager. Trallic Manager, The Best Dressed Men aro not always tin; ones who pay the most tor their Clothes. Our Clothing has the Knack of giving si cus tomer what lie wants. We would liko to show you how ? asy it is to suit a man. Very respectfully, J. lylifjtef & Bfo. Laurons, S. C, Nov. 14, 1899. LEADING DEALERS IN Hardware, Cutlery, (iuns, Pistols, Stoves l'aiuts and Oils, Harness and Saddlery a Specialty. Wo call special attention to our beautiful line of BEST in town. Come and s<m> ns you will lind an up-to-date Hardware Store in every respect. When you want L^oaclect Shells buy them from us. We have a line of Hats and Shoes wo are going to close out ?elourj Cost. Come in a rush to get them, they will go fast, and we want all of our frionds and customers to get some of these bargains. We also have a uico lino of GROCERIES. Hesf Prices Paid for Hides and Bees-Wax. t0F~ Get your Window Glass und Shot Guns from us?now is the time you need them. %0t~' When you want your old Harness repaired you will lind "Old doe" at his old stand, upstairs. MOSE LEV & ROLAND, Laurens, S. C, Oot. 18, lSDO. West corner, Publio Square. THE OLD FIRM ? KENNEDY BROS. will con tinue the the Undertaking 'business at the old stand. COFFINS, CASKETS and ROBES, and HEARSE, at the ^ LOWEST PR3JSES_^ A continuance of tho generous patronage hitherto extended res pectfully solicited. KENNEDY BROS.,Laurons,S 0. .1. II. SULLIVAN, President. II. A. SULLIVAN, Manager. ['Iis; plfeMMi %% A BIG LOT of Shoes from 00 to 86 cents. These Goods aro rare Bargains. Wo handle the ("has. Hiser's, hand-made, in all styles of toes for men. The Cincinnati Custom, mado in all shapes for Ladies?this Shoe is a beauty. See our line of TRUNKS all sizes and prices. Boys' Suits from $1.00 to $1.00; Ladies Capes from $1.00 to *5.00 Just, received another shipment of Dove Hams?try them you will use no other brand. Buckwheat, Maple Syrup, Raisins, Citrons, Currents, Prunes, Etc. Now is the time to make your Fruit Cake. LAU RENS MERCANTILE CO. The Pi.aoic?Tonn Building?formerly Todd & Huff's stand. Have Yo?. ai7 Eye For Business? if so, sen our Millinery. Cloaks, Capes, Underwear. Cor sets, Hosiery, (Hoves, Neckwear, ready made Skirts, Waists, Notions, and the biggest lino of Fancy Goods for the Hol iday trade ever shown here. And all at tho Lourjcst Prices Call and sei us, and wo will convince you wo aro right* No trouble to show goods. Miss Bessie Bramlott and Mrs. Emma Richardson are with us and will DO pleased to see their friends. (Find the right place). McCords' Now Storo, Laurens S. C. , J ..i-.- Jar* nyjr.ows.3E: IN;eu) GOOIDST Before the ink is dry ou this ad W. G. WILSON & 00. will have opened another shipment of Dress Goods ii Loui iced Fancies. Also in lino ALL-WOOL Poplin and Beugalines. Special numbers will be shown in Blue Wool Serges. Ladies fine Broad (Moths in black und nil tho Fashionable Shados. We oarry the same number in Misses Blaok Ribbed Hos<> tins Season. They aro uuquostionably the host article at 10 cents a pair in this or any market. Ask to seo tho Ladios Oapes just opened, no trouble to show goods. Respectfully, W G WILSON & CO. T. N. Barksdalo bogs to announce that In- has addod to his business a fully equipped and well-appointed line of ^nierM $?!>.1>-118?? A haudsomo 1IJ3ARSE has been puvchasod. In tho conduct of funerals, good taste and judgment will govorn and patrons aro promised efficient and prompt si rvico. A very largo stock of Gaskots, ail prices and .sizes, kopt on hand. T. INf. Barkselale. ?f??*" East-sido of Public Square. g.kV The slock <?i funeral a ipp l< Ii i<- pi en thi llooi with Mr. Marks dale's tine of vehicles. Mr. K. P. Ml lam has gonorul charge of those depart - mcntS and calls, day or night, Sundays and wook days, will have instant atten tion. At nights of* Sundays,'Phone Mr. Milatn's r< -..'e ure. The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which bus been in use for over 30 years, hns bovin tho signature of and lias been made under bis per sonal supervision siuco its infancy. Allow no <mo to deceive you in tIiis. All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes me but Ex periments that trifle with and cndnngoi' the health of Inlauts ami Children?Experience against Experiment. What Oastorin is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing- Syrups, ft Is Harmless and Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, [Morphino nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago is its p;unrantee. It dostroys Worms und allays Fcverishncss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency, It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, {riving health) and natural sleep. '.Tlio Children's Panacea?Tho mother's Friend. GENUINE CAS 'A ALWAYS Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TMt CCNTAUH COMPANY. TT MUHI1AY Fl T 111". II T, NEW VOflK C.ITV. GO TO :.. . J. H. when in mm of Heavy and Fancy Groceries, Previsions, Vegetables, Fruits, Etc., at DICHT! TVni/1|,l LAURENS, 8. C, May 8th, 1800.