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a Itappy Now Year to air i utorlaiuiueul. There will l>o mi ontertaiuuient given at Highland Homo Church on the evening of 11??- '^7tl lust at S o'clock, for tho pur poso of gcouriug a library for tho voting people of the church, IUl?s Sara Knight, who has recontlv ro turned from Kuropo. Iiaa oonsonted losing at theculortainmout, and a treat i? in itor? for lovers of good music, an?! Hon 0. it. Wallace will doll vor an address on thai occasion. Mlsa N.i.k,a aud Mr. His <?( Laurons, wiii also take part la the entertalumont. i Admission 26 cents. 't ou run beliovo what we say about i our .Stoves. If you are still in doubt ' abo t tj'c:,- '-coking qualities, spend I one day in oui stores and hear what j those that arc using theiu have to say i about t belli, S M. & I). H. Wilkes & Co The Misses Martin, student.-: of Limestone ! ouinlo College and cousins ot Mrs. J. i>. Boyd's, spent Tuesday Bight at Mr. Boyd's on their way home They are daughters of Mr. And.si Martin,of Laurens, and went before tho holidays to see thoi" sister married, Free l.auco. Spartauburg. bring us the measure of your win dow, Don't be afraid v\c can't lit it rvrrti a shad* . <>2i dozen shades iu rtoek i elout from. All sizes, colors and prices. s. M ,v K. II Wilkes <fc Co. I NTON "mKETINC I he I IIion of the Ith Section oi the j Laurent Association will meet with ( the Mount ville Baptist Church on Sat nrday before the 5th Sunday in Deee- ? tuber. programme. I ?10 bo?Devotional exorcises, con ducted by \V . P. Turner. J. Should the Sunday School be un der the control of the Church?? Open ii by C. K. Hale aud J. F. P.auiage. {. Should a member be excluded for ret using to contribute to the expenses ol the Church??-Opened by L, 8. Matt den and H R. Boyd I. 1 he importance of Bible Study at home?opened by G. 0. Riser, J. II. \Vbarton and J. B. Parrott Sunday Morning?10. 30.?Sunday School Mass Meeting Speakers to be appointed by the Moderator. II oc loi k sermon by B, F, Corley,alternate, .T. R, Parrot t. ?I H. WHAKTON Luther Wells, Moderator. Clerk. NOTICE. The regular annual meeting of Share holders, for the election of directors ?>f The National Hank of T.aureus, S. C.,'' will be held at the banking house on the second Tuesday, (Oth) In January. 1900, according to the articles of association of said Bank. JNO. A. BARKSDALI'], President. NOTICE. All porson aro hereby warned against harboring or employing one Will H. i'alkner, under contract to work for me lor the year l?OO. T offer lifteen dollars reward for Ids arrest and de livery to tho Sheriff. Falkner Is under ?>ond, charged with assault and battery with intent to kill, to appear at the next term of court. J. F. MlLAM, Jr. N?TIGE The attention of Executors, Admin Istrators and Guardians is called to the ' fact that the time for making annual returns begins oa the first ol January, in tho< abseiie" of these returns it is impossible foi parties in interest to ascertain the statu? Ol ".states In this ofllco. The law In regard to these ro- i turns will be enforced 0, ( . Thompson , State of Soutli Carolina, County of Laurens. Court of Common i>Ie.itx-?Jn?-lg inent of Foreclosure aud Sale. Piedmont Savings And Investment Co., Plaintiff, against Charles Shands, et al., Defendants. Pursuant to a decree of the Court in tho above stated cttS8. i will sell at -public outcry, to the highest bidder,' at Laurens Court House, Bouth Carolina, on Salooday in Jan uary PJ00; it being tho 2d day of the month, during tho legal! hours of side, in front of tho Court 1 House door Laurens S. C, the fol lowing described real estate, to the i highest bidder. after due and legal notice, all that tract of land situate in the city of Laurens,in the coun ty und stille aforesaid, containing one-fourth j. of an aero, moro or jess, bounded by lands of Harrison Jlunter, Kaufman, and Henry Jones and an tin-named street, be ing lot eon veyed to tho said Charles Bhands by U. VV. Ball luid Lewis W. Bimkins. Terms: One half cash and the balance on a credit of twelve months from day of sale, credit portion to be secured by bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises sold, together with inter est on the same, if the purchaser fails to comply with tho terms of riale, the premises will be re sold on tho sumo or sofne subsequent Salesday on the same terms. Pur chaser to pay for papers and reve nue stamps. John F. Bolt, t . t . < . P, & G. S. Untren..' County, 8. 0. Dee. &th 1899,?H. THE LAURENS BAR. W. |{. KMOHT. Attorney and Counsellor at haw . Win praotice In all the Courts of the state. Prompt attention to all busi ness entrusted to him. Office, Lauren.;, 0. EL, M'Cord's new building. * March JC M?0. IMOTRCE9 IMOTBCE. Parties having business with tho County Supervisor will find him in his office on Monday and Fri day of each week, between tho hours of ten o'clook a. m. and 4 OOlock p. in. R. P. ADA1R, Jan. 0, 1890?ly. Supervisor. TO all TIM', iMCOPLli White and Colored! IL K. (?UAY, LauroiiH, H, C. 1 am better prepared now than ever to furnish Sash, Boors, Blinds, Mould ing Caseings, Shingles, Laths, Lime, Hair,Cement, Flooring,Colling, Hough and Dressed latmbor ofall description, Church Pews, pulpits, School-houac Benches and Beek?, Mantles, Wire Sash and Boors mado promptly to or der, turned Columns and Banisters, Roaded Columns,Ghampored Columns, Brackets aud Geuoral Scroll or Fanoy Work made to suit best stylo or cheap to suit the buyer?no matter who. I thank my friouds and tho publlo generally fur their liberal patronage and liopo to bu able to merit their con tinued favor* in tho future. Yours most obedient h. hi. or ay. Sau Francisco Minstrels. Air. Joe Kall, agent lor the 6uu l-rain i ro Minstrels was in towu yes terday and arranged for the appear ance hero for Iiis excellent company of artists, Friday Dec. "29th Tlio following i-> from tho Pittaburc Fa., Post : "Jainos II Whltney'i Sau Krauolsco plinstrols whicn appeared in tho opera housi las! ulghl made a decided hit and each individual performer will DO ; reniouibered for some of the most olev 01 work ever soon upon our BtagO. The music was an especially lino feature and ce individualize would bo to say of these really tinu vocalists whut ap plies to ail. Boauvlasi the contortion ist, waa a Bhow iu himself. James Car roll ami Cook and Kali, each in his lino would he hard to surpass ami the audience allowed its appreciation of their clever work George L Platt.the phenomenal male alto was great, not only a- a male also, but also as a lc mnle impersonator. Hugh MoVey, the club juggler, probably surpassed any* thiuv in his line ever seen mi our stage. Mona Louif, tho Japanese wire artist and John comedian and novelty artist, pleased the audience Immensely " I 120 Oak Keekers, actual count, with braue arms, can seat, oarvod back, it's a Uockor that has always sold for $1,75. We bought luuuli heavier than our trade domanduU. in order lo .'o c:uee the lot wo oiler the chair for ?1.2:,. s Elf. & Ii. U. SVlikos ? t'o. Sue our add/ s. M ,v K. If, VVllkos At < 1? J ?KKW 1 I! I ON I I I .Ms. John W. Keeks and wife were visit ing nl Gross Kill ami Coronuea last week fin- a few days. B1I8S Ida Juih;-, uT Hodge-.. tllU ac complished tpuslo teacher, is visiting the Mi ish3 Carrie ami lOva Knight. John Weeks went to Greenville last woek and carried a bale of cotton to Owen- and brought Ofl the ten dollar pri/.e fov taking a bale, of cotton the greatest distance ?o him. John has, always it 11 oye open for business of any kind. The early bird gets the worin*. yum Brlssey, of Algary, was on this side Sunday. Mr. p {'. 11. John.-, lately of Ger many, '.nit over ucrofs Saluda, into Greenwood county Sunday. An agent i* traveling through our section soiling wrought iron ranges at $60.00. Vorj few people would pull out the eanh ami pay down on such a stove, but by selling on twelve mouths time and a promise if not satisfied at the end of the twelve months you need not keep it. will beguile main into a purchase. Brot he- farmers, keep jour eye.8 open and your wits about you. Don't buy anything without the monoy to pay fur same, unless for bread, when you are without, or tools to work with and we should always make broad and meat at home. By ail means live with in the. limits of your income and not live on some other means: work six days it: the week and ^ro to ohUroh or Sabbath School on the seventh. Th. re are many families changing homes in our neighborhood. Mr. ICnoou West and family, oi your oity, have moved baek on their farm near Poplar Springs church. Mr. David Cooper, of Kkom, has moved into our community 011 Mr. Gus IIuIt's place, Mr Isi 11 lo Daniel has moved to Spar? tauber,: with his family. Mr .i ll. Worts has moved with hin 1 (iltully into i.reenwood county, near I Donalds. . | Mr. Kohit has moved with his family lo Brewcrlon, in tho old Shumate House, on Mr. .1. K. Carlisle's farm. Vout1 correspondent wont to Green wood L'uosday on bu&lnoss and found a very busy and lively town, with every one polito and courteous. Well. Mr. Rdttor, before this goos Into print Christmas will have come and gone. We wish every one and es pecially tho readers of Tun Anvait tjskh a merry Christmas and happy and prosperous .new year. Lot every one resolve and carry into execution, with the new voar to live n muri" use ful life. W'- have hoi n reliably informell that the tiev. N.J. Hofrnos will carry ou a protracted meeting at old Harmony church, near Dr. J VV. Balontine's, during tho Christmas holidays. tu our next regular commuuicatlon perhaps we may have something good lo tell, what the young people may have do.ie during the holidays. On Du. OlJ?.S and I'N'IiS IN swinging lamps?Sell them and poll them i.ulokly: and how do we that - Make the pneo away down below regular, in this lustanco a half, in othor words, wc pay ?olk> to come ami take them. If the uric.; had been *d.o0 for the Lamp, it is now *?'( "u. s. M. it E. II. VVllkcs & Co. What f say I will do, I do. do. M> desire is to move goods, not to get Clish. shrewd, buyer need no ar guing. Kach and every claim made by meat this sale is just as represented. I do not advertise something I haven't got. I will .-oil in the liexii thirty day-, twenty Pianos at factory prices; Sixty-live Organs; Forty-live Si wing Machines; ten head of horses; twelve wagons; eighty herd of tine ' irsey mil oh cows; t wenty beau of thoiough* bred Jersey heifer ,-ulves The Planoa will be sold at wholesale price for cash. $450 00 Pianos for $.'100.00; no Pianos for *26.~,.Oo: $250.00 Dianes $146.00; $86.00 Organ for $55.00; $76*00 Organ for $45.00; $55.00 Sowing Ma ohine for $2tJ00; ^5.00 machine for $18 00. Will soli milch cows on three months D?te, aim anyone buying a milch cow from me, can pasture next summer, free of charge, in the May berry pasture, six months, which amounts t" $0.00, M Is not, so much money thai I want as to k>:i ri.l of the Pianos, O'gans, Sowing Machines, hoi -'-- wagons and cows, t hat I have : on hand. I have rented a store in Co \ lunibiM, S. G., and will open up busi ness thore on January 1st, 1000. The. goods I have ou hand must ba fold re gardless of the cost value to nie. This is no fake sale. I have theso goods and stock on hand, and they will bo sold.If you have the cash, show it to inc. and von will be surprised, what will buy a Piano. Organ and sewin? Machine. A chance in a lifetime to buy at whole sah; price. Piano at $115.00. Think of it! Tin' agent's commission, the dealer s prolit, are all taken oil, and you get tnem at wholesaler's prolit. Sowing machine needles at 20 e.oni.s a do/... 20 c. oil at 5 c. per bottle. $S.0O Guitars for $4.50; $5.00 Violins for *.'{. 50. Everything else In tho small instrument line to go in proportion. (v,ne while the g00(18 arc on hand. M. L, ALEXANDER, (ireenvjlle. S.C. Dr. Itolfe E. Hughes, dittoes? Todd Building, Phone 76; and Cotton Mills Slo/e, Phono 109, Specially prepared for Examin ing and Treating diseases of Bye, Ear, Tin<mt and Nose. u. y. simpson. C d. 0arks1)al?. SIMPSON & BARKSDALE, Attorneys at Law, LAUBENS, S. C. Special attontlon given to tho ipvea'l cfltion of titles and collection of cKlroa. FACTS TEllSONAJL AND BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT EYEHTS. ?i u B Wright ul M lautu, In in j the city. J Mr. W, A MoOlltttOCk <<* ' <n\. was ! in 11.? olty yesterday. i Mr. Ben Webb, of i ?01 ?-. waa in the city Sunday. Mr. T. II. Webb, of Paoolot.ls sitond ing Christuiau lu tho city Mr? . Emma J. Little, "f < 'union,vis ited friends in the city lasl week Mr. Dial Gray, ol Woltord College, is spending Christinas a: home. Mr. W. W. Hail hag gone tu Char* iestou Miss holla Thompson, of Spartan* bur;;, [a the guest ol Mrs. W. E. Lucas. .Mr. Claud Fuller lias returned from a businc.-s trip to Ihc West . Mr. lt. G. Frames ol Paoolol - spend in;; tho week lu the olty Dr. .). ?J. Boo/.or, of Clinton, was A wuloomo visitor to tliu city on Friday, Miss Nannie Ma\ Wright, oi Obi cora College, 1h i pending tho holidays at home. Mr. A. G. Holmes, ol Feuilleton, I? spending the holidays with relatives le the city. Miss Lillian Irby, a .-.indent of the 1 Presbyterian College lor Women, Is at j home for the holidays. Mr. Gibbon Traynhatn la at home fr?re Funnan University for tho holi days. Miss Louise Hampton i- ut hone; from Clalrmouut College, .North Coro lina, for the holidays. Miss Connie Jones, who it- at College at Charlotte \l spending Christmas at home. Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Uoyie, of Seneca, are spending Christmas with the family of Mr. W. W. Jon.:. Miss Mary Boyd Is al home for tho holidays from \h< Presbyterian Col lege for Women Remember that during th* great clearance salo of Davis. Roper & Co., goods will be charged to any one. Mr. J. Add Moore spent Christmas with Mrs. Rucknor, his daughter, at her home, Staunton, Va. Dr. A. 0. Fuller, a trustei ol Win throp Colloge, attended tho annual mooting of the Board, at Rook Hill, din ing last week. Archie Adams, of Greenville, hut a splendid Laurens hoj and all-around good fellow, WOS joyfully greeted at his old home Christmas. Mr. .1. Espy Bell and family of Oolugafc, India:: Territory, aud Mr. D. M. Bland, of Sprlngdale, Arkansas, aro visiting Mr. K, !;. Bell. Misses Louise Rlchoy, Mariegenc Calne, Lilllotto Caino and Meta Sulli van, of Con vor so College, are spending Christmas at homo. Remember that Salosday will be Tuesday, the 2nd ol January, Monday being a legal holiday Monday. Bauka will be closed. Miss Lillie Miller came up from Benncttsvillc, where Bhc is teaching, last Saturday, to spend the holidays with her mother, Mrs. < . M. Miller. t Messrs. A. C. Toad and Perrln Min? tor, students of the South Carolina College, arc in tho city for the holt-1 days. TIic children oi the Baptist Sunday School were given a beautiful Christ mas treo at the Baptist Church ou Christmas morning. Mr. Reuben Pitts, of Fur man L'nl versity, is spending Christmas with his parents, Uev. Mr. find Mrs J. D. Pitts. Miss i.oile Bramlott passed through ihc city last week op hur way from Clinton to Narnic, whoro she Is . pend ing the holidays with her parents. Rev. W It.Mluter and wife of Ituth orfordton, N. 0., arrived In the city last Tuesday to vi?'.t the family of Capt. J. R, Mieter. An out building on the premises of Dr. J. A. Barksdale caught lire on last Thursday afternoon and considerable excitement prevailed for a few minutes but tho fire was speedily extinguished and no damage was done of any conse quence. An Old Citizen Welcomed Back. Mr. and Mrs David Ballew, of Texas, are in the city, the guests of Col. and Mrs. T. B. Crews. Mr. Bain v is a brother of Mrs. Crews and i.s making his first visit to Laurens In forty-throe yoars. Tho following officers were duly in stalled to sorvo Palmetto Lodge, No 10, for the ensuing year: Uro. .?. A. J5arlcsd.de. \V M. liro. J. L. M . Irby, S. W Uro. (". FL llopcr. J. W. Bro. O. 15. Simmons, Tr Bro. I(> W. Anderson, Sue. Bro. It. W. Davis, s I). Uro. V. lt. Connor, J, I) Bro. it. Torry, ) u Bro. M. P. ItalibJ Stowarils. Bro. W. L. Shockloy, Tiler, To he Married. Dr. G. 0. Albrfght, ol" Laurens. will be married this evening to Miss Nan nie Vance, of Clinton, at the home of tho bride's mother. The bride-to-be is almost as well known bore as at her own home and will be most cordially welcomed to Laurens by her own, as well as Dr. Albright'* large uirolo of friends. Dr. Albright Is one of the most sure.es. ful members of his profes sion in the upper SOOliou of the State, has large and dosorved popularity and will be very generali) congratulated on this happy occasion. Bur Cotton Market. Duo to Iho liberal patronage of Presi dent Lucas, of our Gotten Mill, splen did prices have been niMutnincd dur ing the season. President Lucas ap preciates much the large and liberal support of tho farmers in bringing their produce to this market. The mill being now supplied, the market for the remainder of the season will largely depend upon buyers for export and we hope the example of the mill buyors will not bo lost upon them. The Christmas Ponce rl. At the opera house, Saturday night, Dee. ItOth, a concert will be given un der the mnnngemcnt of tho Wudues day Afternoon Club. This concert has been talked of for some time and will be the principal o^cnt ol Christmas In Laurens. Miss Leila Thompson, ol Couvorso College, nn accomplished pianist and clouutiouist, Miss Olarivo Colton, of Columbia, tho fortunate possessor of a beautiful contralto voico, which has received the bebt Eu ropean training, Miss Sara Knight, of Graycourt, aim Mr. John Hicks, of Tenno86ee, who havu been so recently hoard in . Laurons that they need uo word of introduction or praiso, will givo the program me. Season tickets to the club s lecture course will admit, or special tickets for tho concert on sale at the Laurens and Palmetto drug ?toros' 1 Making Others Ilappj That's the kc\ to the whole Christmas ituution und H show s : human nature in a tine light. The problem 01 "what i<> buy is perhaps worrying von. That othet probletn "whore to btiy" follows close upon it* heels. This store hai solved thetn both for yon, and solved them in a most satisfactory manuer, as t an inspection of out handsome . Holiday Display will quickly 1 prove. Not only in tilings or* I numental and purely ot a Christ- , mas nature but in the standard lines ot useful merchandise.? This will be your last chance to secure some of the tempting things we ?fter. Come to-day. oi to-morrow but don't fail to come Wishing all a iiappv Christ? mas we are yout friends, The Laureiis Drug (Jo. Todd Block. Laurous, tf. C, Doe. 19, '9?. Make Both Ends Meet and Lap onco is what you can do at our store It" our prioos are small it is not hecatis" qualities have been slighted, it is simply because \vo s< ii lot s more by selling choapor. Kor ?00 TO? W. A. JOHNSON, Laurons, S. C. FIVE DOLLARS will buy a Graphophone, clock work motor, reproduces satisfao torily and delightfully musioal and othor records. TEN DOLLARN will buy a $6.00 (iruphophono and a do/son oarefully selected Columbia Itocords?an investment that, will pay u hundredfold in pleasure. Have you heard the hv teBt Columbia Rocorda? Great re Holtul Hundreds of selections ! tiJtF* Write for catalogue. Columbia Phonograph Co., 110 K Baltimore St., Baltimore, Md Now York, Chloago, Ht. Louis, Wash ington, Philadelphia, Paris. San Francisco, Berlin. \ ?A d With a Shot FROM our slock of Footwear tho pedal extremities ol man, woman and child, wiil work or rest m oouifori Here ? f ? . Ore** ?<*<mmK> Millinery 4?*mmI?. twesl ane ' '3 euu I i be bad at ?' ^ oun atcb t kits *|?aw nexi week for Roper s aiiiioiiiiceuiejit of tbier clearance snl< lln;>;?y i\cu Year to ail. F FURNITURE IT PAY '?> carvings and furniture is vbrv ^ottoil u|> h does not pay t" buy poorly put-together furniture. It does not pay to buy furniture which it bondings bul Bhorl on wearing (pinlitios. And if you have over hoticoil it , nine times ?u1 of ton you will und thai tliis cheap!) and uuiok fancy. Why? Simply because the plainer it is tlto easier to detect tho quality* ? -the ohonpness?-tho coihuitdiplacoAvorkuiuhship. On tho other hand lake n plain pieco of furniture, Yon can sco a! u glance whether it is woll mad- w:i. tin r il is the real thing. Whetlier the caaeksur< an eighth of an inch apart and filled up with putty and sizing. Lei us say right here, und emphasize it, that ours is tho best furniture made. It represents flu brain, the I rawn. t!.apital oi t he furniture world. We go strong on i| utilityWlieh it 0< mos to furniture. Wo don't believe thoro is any nioril in im- I'liriiitui t" sell and liuiko tl big noise with We believe Unit it makes n big ii?? \\ at tin ut-ari ' lit 11 >''?' ir iiitac it the lin.-h Bed IRooro Suits. Let in? appl> tiio above argument to boa room suits i'uko thu ivnshstund. It gets more or less damp. Water is bound to be spilled on \\. If it is rushed logo the i made ut of unseasoned lumber, it will warp and twist out of shape boforo three mouths. You will hav t" have a oarpentor or Cabinet-maker come ouco a month to loosen up the drawers so thai yon can ip; them. Tie whole thing h wrong?aggravating. Rut not so with good furnituro?-with our kind. I' servos the purpose for which it -s.-ts made, The' tinisl is deep und lasting. There is no pulling ?pari ul tho seams, for the wood was thoroughly seasonable boforo being mado up. Were there drawers, the) pull out smoothly -no trouble. It is right. It. is a-j you would have it. Pivc years right here on this corner, w ith a reputation reaching entirely ovor South Carolina lor handling nothing 'ml reliable good-, says it is that kind. Just this kind car. be found in those bed room suits. Thoro are two carloads of tliem, that is, two carl ends nearly three weeks ago. liver) ??nil is a good one. Made and sold upon honor; getting a reasonable proiit, giving something that can b' rl upon in return . I'hi- gives a bettor idea of a few Throo-piece suit of quartered golden oak. Pull swell front dressoi with oval Prouoh b vel . j mirror, si/.o 24x110. Pull size washstand with splasher baok. Price $28.5O. Three-piece bedroom suit of goldeu oak, polish liuisli, Pronch buvel plate pattern mirtu - IxilO Pull swell frout dresser, an especially nice suit. Price .$20.50. Throe-piece bedroom suit of beautifully quartered oak, high polish ti lish double swell t*i->ni tli Her, with Pronoh Pattern plate- mirror, siw 29x32: extra largo washstanil, $13.00 I'llree-piece bedroom shit of oak polish finish, PretiCh bevel plate 11 . u. corded. Price $?0.00. Throe-pieco bod room suit of i|Uartorod golden oak largi hwoi! trout dresser pat uiirr.br. 28x32: extra 'arge washstand with splash- t back, $53.00. Throe-piece bedroom -u:t.- bl solid walnut mahoganizod, ?rst Toi in ?set marble ? <1 r u 11? I washstand. Prench pattern, plate mirror 24x80 solid cast brass trimmings. Price $45.50. Three-piece bedroom sun. golden oak. piano finish, Prenoh pattern, platomirror on ihossi t' 1 vo. oust bras.* trimmings. A very massive suit. Price $60.00. Thro piece bedroom suit, Prench design, in golden oak., piano s: 1 sh Prench plao iniri dresser 119x40, and on wrisltfetiiud 18x86. swell front, with quartered oak grain cut on tin bias I'rici $tUM( . J, II, Sl'LLlVAN, JA. A SULLIVAN, President. M?nafr*r. imwm pkm?Mk Co., I CORPORATION, A lUCI LOT <>i Shoes from 00 to s? cents. Thoso Goods urot raro Bargains. Wo liandh tho ' Im-. Miser's, hand-mado, in all atyloH of iocs for men The Cincinnati Custom, made in all shapes for Ladies?this Shoe is u beauty. See our lino of TRUNKS all sixes und prices Boys' Suits from jsi.no p, $4.00; Ladies Gapes from $1.0( to .fo.i x 1 .lust rocoivud another slupiucnl of Dove Hums?try them you will use no other brand Buckwheat, Maple Syrup, Uaisius, Citrons, Currouts, I ruuca, Btc. Now in the time L> make your Knut (Jake. LAD KENS MERCANTILE CO Tin. Plaue?Tonn I>v ii.imm.?formerly Todd & IIuIY'h stand. tmis week; w. < ?. WILSON a ?U. will show ii new lino 01 Black and colored silks. Also ohoioo WeavoH in flno Black All-Wool Dress Kabrios. See tho new line of 'J'ablo Linous. Linen t?tick Towels 85 cents per dozen . CUT PRICES on the following Goods for tho noxl too days for the Holidays: IMusli ami Cloth Capos, Blanket* and Heavy Underwear, It im talse ocopoiny lo buy something yuu du nuu require but if any of tho above urtioles come within your im mediate wants it will pay you to make a personal hiHpue tion of same, Respect fully, W (i WILSON & CO. Buying Shoes is quite a serious mutter iI yoh huvon'i money lo bum. It pays i'? be careful?to look about und find ihe best place?cveu in "ig Shoos. Some one dealer must have better shoes than the others-?must have better prices. IIo's the one you want. Looh ?round until you flud him. It won't do any harm to start hero. Very respect fully. J. fy?fHer & ?ro. Lauruns, S. 0., De.-. 15, 1800. Glenn Springs Hotel, GLENN SPRINGS, S. ( Q?fcKj) of Sotit^tf? Stattfi^Ke %K?ort0f LEADS ALL OTHERS. rhere if bat one Glenn Springs, audit has no equal on tin Continent, for tho Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, BowoIh and Blood ? Hotel Open June 1st to Get 1st. Onisine und Service Ifixoellont 2hz ISrKaLbsL ?BSDil id Soatb, g0f For Board apply to SIMPSON 6V SIMPSON, Gh un Spring South Carolina. Water $1.75 per ease, buttles to bn returned. Water for sale by Tho Lauron? Drug Co., Kennedy Bros., Dr. B, F. Poiey, Lauren?, S. 0.