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MJ? A I) VI]KTISEIL fcrlpti?n ri l;.12 Mouths, $1.50 Payable in Advance. li.W. HAU-, lulltor. Iies for Advertising. - Ordinary Ad ertlsements, per square, ono insor ion,$l.oo; each subsequent insertion, 50 eents Liberal reduction made for large Advertisements. w. w. Ball, Proprietor. LAURENS, s. Ol, Feb. 14, moo Ol" It LEGISLATURE. Our Solons seem to be faithfully at rork, but they talk too much. The iovk Is rapidly ending. No serious legis'ation will bo elTeeted. The I) s lensary haw i- amended, affecting the Hate Jioard prlncipdly. Appropria tions and Bupplioi have ehielti occu pied the uowor House. These Bills are now In the Senate. The State College appropriations excited some antagon ism,but the Idea that the State institu tions, Colleges, were a part of our free educational system, prevailed, and all got their usual modicum. There is a good deal as usual of pi a nut demagogy in the debate on these appropriations. But 'twas ever thus. What Is wanted in our State is higher education than the highest now ip our State t ollcgos, be supported. Support liberally, where a'l the ? awardeil Let them Olemson JOftll arts should be taught and so of Winthrop At the South Carolina College literary education is necessary, where teacher, and professors are to be made. The Citadel is a necessity?no guessing in a soi iety like ours, when we may need men to teach the ait of handling artll lory. We may need drill masters to morrow. Pension laws will be little changed. Taxe- in the State will be aboti' as usual, and the same as to Lau ren 8. Col.W?J. Bryan is invited to address the General Assembly to-mor ?row. A Hill is pending to postpone our February term to March. Prom Octo ber to February is long enough and February suits best our Jurors. Speaking of the recent anniversary dinner of the Gridiron Club In Wash ington at which quite a number of dis tinguished men were present. "On the Tip of the Tongue" says in the New York Press: "1 noticed that the older Senators, tho Northern men in paitioular, ad dressed the Cridironers as 'you gen Jen.' Not so Tillman. lie Is im Isely popular with the con llents and speaks to them as 'you ' Coolidge informed the audl that Benjamin had abandoned f>ensary whiskey for champagne,fat it for terrapin, the old truck for iolaw-hammer. Tillman sad that 'had worn his swallow-tail liv Los and liked it He, therefore, (coming olvlll/.ed." FWo are still of the opinion that a fian is somebody when even his clothes -e discussed by the country. As a matter however, the dress of A'exau dir, Caesar and Socrates is not de scribed. The people of South Carolina would liku to know why the constables are not discharging their duty. If they cannot shut up notorious blind tigers, would it not be well to turn them olT and hiio others who would be eflleient In the discharge of their duty? - Abbeville Press and Ban ner. Here are two little paragraphs, one announcing that "the people of South Carolina" want, information on one point. THE ADVEHT13EH bogs to re fer this 'arge cot s'itunncy to a recent affair at Greenville, figured in by one Cooley, et al. As to the rocond in quiry probably the remedy of swap ping horses whilo crossing tho stream has been tried I cfore.lt wnsSchley wi.o Who said that there enough honor to fo around. And so, what is the use of ussing. when there is so much money as to excite the oupudity of so many prominent gentlemen to take a share of the spoils? And how much money is wanted out of this whiskey busi ness anyway? We appreciate most heartily that "Scattorwood No. 6" did not forget us. It is a matter of serious regret with us that we must forego the pleasure promised. Bo it known, dear Lau rens reader, that Scatterwood No. f>, is a club of the hardest worked members Of our General Assembh at Columbia, who, on the eve of breaking up, have one joyous fostlve night. The club is composed of the ablest of our States men, those who are to be Governors ar.d Judges, of course the choicest of good fellows. We bespeak them a royal good time. "A little folly now and then is relished by the wisest men." "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy." Scallervto d "No. 5.?? Columbia, S. C, Feb. 8th, 1900. Pleasure of your pro-ence is required to attend tho Ninth Annual Meeting SOATTEKWOOD ''NO. 5," Columbia Hotel, February 1 Ith, 1900, from 0 f. M, to 1 A. M. Thomas W. Stanland, Win. F. Dargan, President. Sec'y and Treas. Adhere! A. Q l. Y. VV. v. N. i. r. P. ) It is suggested in the Press that if the Broad Tire Bill is good for one part of the State it is good for the en tire State. This may bo 90. Experi ment will test the matter. Under fa vorable circumstances a 1,000 pound load in tliin county will sink a wheel to the hub.Then in parts of the Rastern section of the State the sand is so deep on the 1st of June that a double team can scarcely strike a trot down-hill grade. Circumstances still do alter cases. Our good Legislators up at Wash ington and down at Columbia, surely, suroly, would not hope to lower the taxes for the people, but they should not despair of bettering our roads and road system. In the meanwhile we arc not to be regarded us having dig* gifted our plans of road making and road working as a?system. If the talk and interest manifested in reference to fertilizers and trusts en couragos the making of home manures, then has an ill-wind blown somebody good. Itobbcil the Grave l^artllng incident, of which in Oliver, of Phlladelp ibject, 18 narrated by ' I was in it most (In My skin wa vhlch. ipiii A 4 Resolutions of the Laureutt County Medical Society, Whereas, Dr. J. Patillo simp son, mi active member and an Ex-Proeidout of this Sooioty, died at Glenn Springs, S. 0., oil Deo. Brd 1899. Resolved 1st: That in the death of Dr. Simpson we feel the loss of n truo and noblo Christian citizen, oiH'who perfortnod modestly bul woll tho duties' of lit'*' in every position in which ho was placed. He nevor faltored or oomplaiuod, bul with ouorgy, promptuoss and fortitude, he fought life's battles until called upon to lay down his armor. 2nd: That as a member of this Societ y he was at all times otton? tivo, courteous und accommodat ing to his colleagues, exhibiting in all our transactions a degree of learning aud proflcienoy,which iu croased our information and on haucod the pleasure of a meeting. At tho bedside of tho aflliotod, who gavo him their oouiidenco, he was kind, tender and sympathe tic, never for u moment forget ting their case, but with the true physician's love for his profossiou, ho brought to bear every remedy that a oareful iusight and u cor reot judgmout could suggest for their restoration to health. Brd: That in his untimely tak ing off tho State lias lost a pa triotic, and progressive citizen, the eity and county of L-aurons a use ful und loyal son whose pin CO it will be hard to li 11. While many friends mourn his death ho has left behind him the savor of a woll spent lifo. The decree of No lure's God ''Dust thou art?to dust thou shall return" has boon fulfilled, but separated from its mortui coil his noble soul has found rest beyond with the God who gave it, tor when In oame to "that rivor which murks tho tin known shore his hands woro filled with deeds of charity-- tho goldon keys that 'ope the palace of eter nity." -It 11: That we deeply sympathize with the wife, children and rela tives of the deceased and hereby tender to them our heartfelt con dolences in this hour of bereave ment; that our Secretary be in structed to send to the family n copy of these resolutions properly engrossed; that a page in our min ute hook bo inscribed to his mem ory and our county papers and Stute Medical Journal be fur nished with a copy and requested tc publish the snme. Respect fully submitted, A. J. Christopher, M. I). J. R. Smith, " " a. E. Hughes, ?? ?? H. K. Aiken, " " Job J. Boozer, " " Oommitteo. |~~ 1 rj Popular Veteran. a r Sj Vote for your choice of Con- ? u fodorate Veteran Pensioner in ri |j 1.aureus County to have a free a rj round trip Railroad ticket top a tho Lot?8villO' Re-union. u r ? r. u n a . n u r. Tut; Advertiser. ? The Advkrtxser will pay the rail road expenses of the most popular Con fed* rate veteran who draws a pen sion, in f.aureus county, to the great Confederate re-union in Louisville. Kentucky, which opens on the 20th of next .May. Below appears a printed ballot with a blank space on which the name of the veteran for whom you wish to vote may be written in ink or pencil. Clip this ballot and hand it or send it to The Advertiser oillco by mail. Any person may vole as many of these bal lots as he chooses and persons living out of the county may vote. The contest will he confined to pen sioners, because the advertiser de sires some votoian to have this trip who would otherwise be unable to make it. Ballots will appear every week up to and including May 28rd so that every subscriber will i 0 able to vote about twenty times between this and the end of the contest. The ballots can o? course be saved and voted alto gether. The Advertiser prints each week about lifty papers which are for sale and arc not sent to subscribers. These papers may be bought for five cents each nosv as heretofore, but no order for extra papers outside of these will be received. Therefore tho voting will bo practically confined to regular sub scribers and the person who subscribes now will have that many more oppor tunttes to vote for one of his old friends. No one in any way connected with tho publication of The Adver tiser will bo allowed to vote. Bach week the names of the persons voted for and the number of votes will be published. It will be a good Idea to begin your voting next week so that if you have a friend whom you wish to get this trip the rcudors of the An vkktikkk will know that he is being vote i for. Readers will understand that Tin: advkrtisrr will pay all the railroad expenses of the veteran getting the most votes to Louisville, and return. llo\V the vote stands! ?f. D. Mock,. ... 66 Dr. J. II. Williams. 5 IV. B. Lamb,. 13 (J. W. Moore,. :*2 A. A. King. 0 0. H. Hughes,. 6 ii. S. Taylor,. (i .lonathnnBabb,. ... :t Blood Cure Soul Free. By addressing Blood Balm Co. 885 Mitchell Streot, Atlanta, Gu., any of on;' readers may obtain a sample 0t>W.le of their famous B. B. B.. ?ottmio Rlood Balm, the .<lest,grandest,-JL?<'?t and strong jtlilood Remedy kft&fj?i: Ourea ' ",,so Wh, pinMllL*1/ "?ofu ft,eczema, boils Jifl-T" eating sores, distwssh? iptmns, cancel, caturrhl EHi Fro?.medicftl ad!J when description oi Thi I1RKWEKT0N ITEMS. We havo just passed through another very cold sp?-11 of weather which did bo mo damage to Buiall grain, l>ut wo are having just now sinn?' warm und rainy weather, which willgivo ili'' grain a chance to make sonn; growth, und also make bad roads for tho farmers t<> haul tho precious stiiil which has been Bpokon of bo much <>f recent date. Woll, there is no use to say anything about guano,?the peo ple will use it lot the cost bo what it may. I will (urn my attontion to tho road business. Tho grout, trouble, we boliovo, about the road busi ness is, the law in regard to tho working of tho ron Is is uot prop erly enforced. Tho Supervisor of the county neglects to do his full duty in regard to the working of tho roads and consequently tho road-overseers fail to discharge their duty. My motion is wo have law, but not enough enforoomont, and I don't believe it ever will bo. Thoroforo lot us havo tho ron worked by taxation and thou wo got every one who owns property, lor thoy aro in tores tod. The pattons of Broworton school met at lli?' school house, Friday night, tin' iiml inst. and organ i/.cd a debating club. Mr. J. Mil ton MiirlV was oleoted President; .1 II. Carlyslo, Vico President and W. S. Knight, Seorotary and Treasuror, after which there were six speeches mado on ths follow ing query: "Does it pay to use guano at tin* present prices or not?" Thoro wore throo on the alllrniativo and throo on the nega tive, h was decided that as a gonera 1 thing it nevor has paid. It lias been lb'* cause of the farmers of the South lo neglect illl other crops > some extent except cot ton. The next query for debate is: "Is a boy raised on a farm bettor prepared for the business of life, than one raised in tho city. I'o bo discussed Ifriday night, Huh inst. Mr. Conway Anderson of your city tilled the appointment of Rev. N.J. Holmes at Brewertou church hist h b Sunday. Mrs. s. ]-: Beeks, of Polzor, ro tuined homo last Monday, after spending two weeks among her rolufives at Broworton. Wo say hurrah for the Smith sulary bill in the Legislature.? There are plenty of good men in the county who can ami will fill the oAlcoa for $1.800 to a great saving for 1 lie county. Let us cut down expenses as much as possi ble. On Hit. There is more Catarrh in this section of t lie country than all other diseases put together and until tho last few years was sup posed to be inourablo. For a great many years doctors pronouci d it a Local disease, and prescribed lo cal remedies, ami by constantly failing to cine with local treat ment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proved catarrh to bo a constitutional disease ami there fore requires constitutional treat in nt. Hall's Catarrh < bare, manu factured by F. J. Cheney iV Co., O., is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken in ternally in dososfrom 1" drops to a teaspoouful. I( acts directly on the blood ami mucous sur faces of ili" system. Tiny olYor one hundred dollars for any case it fails to eure. Semi for circulars and testimonials. Address, F, .1. Chkxby iV Co., Toledo, O. Solo by Druggists, 76 Cents. Hull's Family Pills aro tho best WhatTsiiy I will (lo, I (lo, do. Competitors, yon had as well try to lift yourself m a basket as lo un dersell me. My dosirc is to move goods, not to get casb. Shrewd buyers need no ar guing. Knob 'mil every claim made hy me a' this sale is just as represented. I do not advertise something I haven't I got. I will sell in the next thirty days, twenty Pianos at factory prices; Sixty-five Organs; Foriy-flve Sewing Machines; ten head of horses: twelve wagons: olghty head of line Jersey milch cows; twenty head of thorough bred Jersey heifer calves. Tin- Piano-; will he sold at wholesale price for cash, ?15000 Pianos for $300.00: $320 00 Pianos for $205.00; $260.00 Pianos $145.00; $85.00 Organ for $55.00; $75.00 Organ for 810.00: iff)!).00 Sewing Ma chine for ifJ^.oO; y 15.00 machine for * 18.00. Will sell milch cows on three months note, and anyone buying a milch eow from me, can pasture next BUmmcr, fret? of charge, In the May lurry pastil e six months, which amounts to $0.00. It is not so much money that I want n- to get rid of the Pianos, OigatlS, Bowing Machines. h9r8CS, wagons and cows, that I have on hand. I have rented a store in Co lumbia, s. ('., and will oponjup busi ness there on danuary 1st, 1000. The goods I have on hand must be sold re gardless o(,the cost value to me. This is no fake sale. I have these goocis and stock on hand, and they will be sold. If you have the cash, show it to me, and you will be surprised, what will buy a Piano, Organ and Sewing Machine. A chance in a lifetime to buy at whole sale price. Piano at $115.00. Think of it! The agent's commission, the dealer's profit, arc all taken off, and you get them at wholesaler's, profit. Sewing machine needles at 20 cents a do/.; 20 0. oil at 5 c. per bottle. $8.00 Guitars for $4.50; $5.00 Violins for $:i. no. ?verythlng elso in (ho small Instrument lim; to go in proportion. Come svhile (he goods are on hand. RL L. ALEXANDER, _Greenville, S.O. Dr. Rolfe ul. Hughes, Oflieos?Todd Building, Phone 75; and Cotton Mills Store, 1'honc 100. > p Specialty prepared for Examin ing and Treating diseases of Kyo, Ear, Throat and Noso. MTeaehers' Examination* nUL'1 oxaminal ion for Teachers' n ^R|ii^|^|f|\vi 11 In; held at Lau ff "The "Best is < the Cheapest Experience teaches that good clothes ivear longest, good food gives best nutrition, and a good medicine that cures disease is naturally the best and cheapest. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the best medi cine money can buy, because it cures ivhen all others fail. Poor Health - "Had poor health for years, pains in shoulders, buck and hips, ivit/i constant headache, nervousness and no appetite. Used Hood's Sarsaparilla. gained strength and can <work hard all day: eat heartily and sleep well. I took it because it helped my husband to whom it gai/e strength." Mrs. Ii. J. Giffels. Moose Lake, Minn. 3rfbcdlS SaUafyWt IJottiVfj l'lIU euro Hvor III? j tho non-lrrltatliiR nnd only <. tUmriic to tako with floo?F? bars??&rlllu. Why Not Patronize Home People? We have opened up one oi the most complete laundries in the upper portion of the State, and arc in a position to give yon Perfect Work ' . with prompt service, and our PRICES RIGHT. Work called (or and delivered in the city. Laurens Laundry Co. 'Phone No. 60. T. K. MunoENS, Manager. Ober and Pocomoke. Tho Two Host Fertilizers. I have bought largely of these cele brated brands of fertilizers and can sell my friends and tho public gen orally at the lowest prices. The Po COUloko brand, manufactured by the Pocomoke QuauO Company of Nor fork, Virgiuia, is one of the most ex cellent of hi>_rh grade fertilizers. More over it i- one of the oldest brands and sinoo before the war it has been con stantly sold throughout Virginia and North Carolina. I u'so handle the a dds of the Pocoinoko C unpany. Tho Ober fertilizer is recognized as one of the best guanos on the market and the- people can rest assured that 1 will furnish it at the very lowest fig ures. Having purchased quite largely, I am content to make only u small profit Oil these goods in order to assist the people and my old customers, espec ially, and I a>k that they give me their orders with the assurance that they will icceive the best fertilizers at the lowest prices. Jp^r^llcadquartors, Palmetto Drug Co. IV. C. I it BY. Administrator's Sale. By virtue of an order granted me by O. G. Thompson, Judge of Probate for Laurens Counts, I will sell at I.aurens 0. ".. s. C, on the 23d day of Febru ar}', Inno, commencing at 11 o'clock, a. m . the following personal property of the CStato of Dr. .1. 1*. Simpson, dee'd, to wit: Medical Library, Surgi cal and Dental instruments, large Mi croscope, olllco Furniture, including Iron Safe, Horse and Buggy and three head of cattle. The Library, instruments, Office fur niture, etc., v ill be sold at office in tin* Todd building, formerly occupied by I> ? .1 P.Simpson, and the horse, buggy and cattle immediately thereafter at. livery stables of C. S. Fuller. Terms of sale?cash. \V. W. SIMPSON, I Fob. b,?3t Administrator. NOTICE 01 Sett lenient, and Application for Final Discharge. Take not ice t hat on the 15111 day of March, 1000, I will ' rondor a final account of my acts and doings jis Executor of the es tate of Q. \V. Martin, deceased, in the ofl'lCO of Judge of Probate for Laurens county at 11 a. m., and on tho same day will apply for a Anal discharge from my trust us such Executor. All persons having demands against, said estato will please present, them on or before that day, proven and authenticated, or bo forever barred, W. II. DRUM MOND, Executor. dan. 0th 100O.?It. FIVE DOLLARS will buy a Graphophono, clock work motor, reproduces satisfao torily anil delightfully musical and other records. TEN DOLLARS will buy a $5.00 Graphophoue and a dozen carefully selected Co lumbia Records?an investment that will pay a hundredfold in pleasure. Have you heard the latest. Columbia Records? Great results! /Hundreds of selections! [rito for catalogue. ^nograph Co., 110 Baltimore, Md. '?Now is the high tide of tho year"' is the song the poet sings in Juno; and Febiuai . is low tide especially to the merchant . mid he sings much louder than the poet does. This year the general upward tendency makes the brief season of ? ? Low Tide" uncommonly interesting. Monday Feb. 5tr> We inaugurated our Semi?Anual Clearance Sale?this em braces bleached and unbleached muslin sale . the carpet clearing sale, the reduction sale of men's and boys clothing sale, with a host of others. Better lake advantage ol the Low Tide?it wont last long. JLaurens Cotton Mills Store. J). II. WADSWORTH, Manager. cat 117 Jearjs. We propose to dispose of our full Ii1?' of .leans and .b ans Tants QUICK. The approach of Summer finds us with more of these goods than wo want. Wo shall got rid of them, and thereby the public is olVored such a chance (<> save money as seldom comes along. Als?, plenty of the best Groceries and all General Merchandise at prices that boats tho LOWEST. Ltiurens Mercantile Company. The PlAOE?Tonn Building?formerly Todd & Hull's stand. Mave Yoix at) Eye For ??sii?essT if so, see our Millinery, Cloaks, Capes, Underwear, Cor sets, Hosiery, Glovos, Neckwear, ready made Skirts, Waists. Notions, and tho biggest lino of Fancy Goods for the Hol iday trade ever shown here. And all at tho Loulest Prices / ('all and see us, and wo will convince you we are light' No trouble il'1 show goods. j Miss Bessie Bramlott and Mrs. Emma Richardson are with .is and will bo pleased to see their friends. / (Kind tho right place). I UVIrs. 3VE Adams McCords' New Store, Laurens, S. (D> -._. / I Glenn Springs Hotel, GLENN SPRINGS, S. C. <|taKKiQ ?2 Sta^&ie ?M?'s?i^ LEADS ALL OTHERS. 1 There is but one Glenn Spring8, and it has no equal 01V tho Continent for tho Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Bowels ^id Blood . i Hotel Open June 1st to Oct. 1st. f&tt* Cuisine and Service Excellent. Tb? greatest Resort in t&e Sooth, &W For Board apply to SIMPSON & SIMPSON, Glenn Springs South Carolina. Water $1.75 per caso, bottles to be returned. Water for sale by Tho L..urona Drug Co., Kennedy Bros., Dr. B. F. Posoy, Laurons, S. C. / THE LAURENS BAR. XV. It. K NICHT 11 P. ROPEIt. KNIGHT & ROPER, Attorneys ami Counsellors at Law. xvill prantlco In all tho Courts of the Statt". Prompt attention to all DU8l? noss entrusted to them. Olliee, Luurons, 0. IL, MeCord's new building. H. V. SIMI'son. 0. 1). UARKSDAtiB. SIMPSON & HAltKHDALE, Attorneys at Law, LAU RENS, S 0, Special attontlon given to tho invest! Ration of titles und collection of claims 11. W. BALI.. L, XV. BIM KIMS. W.W. BALL' BALL, si >i kins ?v. BALL, Attorneys at Law, Laukkns, South Carolina. Wo praotioo in ?II Stulo ami United Statoa Courts. Bpoolnl attontlon given ooileotlon*. W.W. KENNEDY, ROUT. A. COOPER. KENNEDY & COOPER, Attorneys at Law, - LAUKKNS. S. C. Valuable Properly All the Cltj Of Lauren*. Three or moro trvvo-aore 1??1 h on Main Street., cut off from the Young place and Aho remainder of] the Young placf including tho' house and 40 or ?70 acres. A farm of 10(> acres on t.ioGreenville road] and partly within tho corporate limits. Several half acre lots oin East Main strjbot and embracing tho "rock hill put" with house on one of those lojts. Address N . .1. Hoi,mks, or H. Y. Simpson, Laurons, S. C. Jan. 23rd ; Laurei 4900?4t. NOTICE, NOTICE. Parties luv.ving business with the County Sujporvisor will find him in his officio on Monday and Fri day of ca/ch wonk, between tho hours of t(on o'clock a. m. and 4 clock _ R. P. ADAIR, 0?ly. Supervisor. I I 0 0 \7k I m m m 1 1 m M 0 IMock, Sitgrcaves' dj I stand H 0 We arc botterMircparcd than ever lo serve your >q> ? interest, am! shallflv.' ised tin- new ? ?1 ? 0) stand. R We have reinovtM om store lo the lien-Delia Hot*.! 0 T^E HUB, n m m M M WATCH TillS SPACE Fol! THE 1 ANNOUNCEMENT OF (SPRING GOODS! 13Y W G WILSON & CO. (An Unexpected Offer At time of the yenr you naturally expect to pay a pretty still price for fashionable Spring Clothing reductions come later. We have a surprise for yon! We are going i" give you tho tylost Stylisf) ISIbgant, Well-made Clothing in this town al mid-Summer Prices. That means a saving of ?( lojist 20 per cent, for you, aifd Spring is not here. Part of our Spring lino just in. Wo n?k all t>> como and give us tho plcasuro of showing our qual ities and what remarkably Low PRICES we are Belling thorn Very rospeel fully, r iX oro. La.urens, 8. C, Fob. 5, 19 10 UP-TO DATE Hardware Store, Don't forget our No. 7 Stove, with Forty ( \") pieces for $7. BO. . We have a lot of Plows that we carried over from last year th?j,t wo will sell at 31 cents per |> mud. Tho market on Barb-wiro is still strong' Tho pric is still advancing. Now would ho a good time to buy beforo tho price gets higher, and got your pastures mtide h Tore you start your crop. Wo hnlvo a lot on hand and can Save YOU Monev bly t rading with u>. Anyt hing you need in nur lino we will be glad for jon to give us n call. .hist got in a big lot of AXES. We aro carrying tho host lim (jif axes t hat could bo bought. Best Prices Paid for Hides and Bees-Wax. 00" Bring in your old harness and have thorn repaired. Old -loo is with us at his old stand up-sinil's. Yours t rnly, MOSELE^ & ROLAND, l.auiens, S. ('., Jan. :to, lOOO. West corner. Public Square. j M (J .f 9?!bi , m ^ T 2? KENNEDY BROS. zl?z the Undertaking business at tho old stand. COFFIN'S, CASKETS ani) ROBES, and HEARSE, at tho * ?LOWEST PflJCES, A continuance of tho generous patronage hitherto extended ros pectfully solicited. KENNEDY BROS., Laurens,S. 0.