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The Laurous County Agricultural! Mechanical and Llvo stock Asso ciation. \n adjourned meeting of thoso in toU in no Agricultural and stock Association for the county was held in ourt house on Monday und was largely attended, Mr. w. L. Cray was called to tho chair, Mr. s. f. Parrott und Dr, fl. K Aiken actinir as Secre taries. A inoinbor8hlp of 100 of those present was Immediately scoured. A permanent organization was effected with Dr. VV. II. Dial as President, W. I. (.i.e.. Vice President, Dr. H. k. (Yikoni'Secretary, and J. T. Peden, i , asuror. An executive committee consisting of one from each township was upjKiSnted as follows: I,aureus, J. I) \v. Watts; JaekB, E. W. Copeland; Dials, J. Warren Holt: Youngs, W. II. Drtiminond; Hunter, A. J. Smith; Waterloo,.). 11. Wharton; Sullivau, J. i; Humbert: Sculllotown,T, J. Weath ers; Cross Mill. J. G. Brown. A sub-committee of the executive committee consisting of J. B. Hum bert, A. J. Smith, .1. I). W. Watts and W. II- Drummond were appointed to report a constitution and by-laws to the executive committee who will re port to the Association. The Execu Committee was charged with the uf securing membership through out :i e county. Mr. Gray on being ,>uiii ? i the chair explained the pur pose to ulllUt the great body of the county in a live Agricultural, Indus* trial and stoek Association. It is be lieved that farmers and stock men and lit 'im st v. iil he aroused toenthu ;iinl that success will follow. Kvery bn inesa man in the fitv will put ! ? sit uldor to the wheel It will ii ;. pull altogether. The mnnufac* lur ? ? uii'l ui ehnnioalemployments in the COUUly will tuko a lively interest. The Ii tin - are Invited to join fully in ti. purposes of tho organization. Wo will have a two days festival this fall and now is tho time that farmers and ..en und manufacturers should I their houses in order for the big ? how. T ? Association will meet Salesday in July at 11 A. M, and a great crowd ii on hand tohoostthe entorprtsc. Mi ssrs. lohn Ferguson, of Spartan* Intrg) Dunk Ferguson, wife and chil dren o I Lancaster, Charley Ferguson. 1.1 llichmond, Va,,and Mrs. I. H. Bond, of Columbia, met their brother. Lee Ferguson, of Austin, Texas, at tho old homo during the past week, and held a liappv family re-union, which was unite grtitifyl to each member, Including .\1 Mary Ferguson, the only one re maining at home with their aged fa ther who in his feebleness was de led by the presence of his assem bled eh Huron .?Clinton Gazette. rrngle Death ol* a Young Man. ? legram was rccelvod here on Sat urday last announcing the sad and tragic death of Mr. William A. King at Fori Valley, Ga. It seems that the young man was engaged in overhauling ami ??'.raining up" a threshing ma chine lor use during the approaching season, when the machine, running at lull -peed, became wrecked, a heavy piece -a taking ami killing him instantly. Mr. King was a brother of Mrs. W. I lent-; Stone, ol this place, Mrs. Fay ctte t handler, also of this place, aiul Mrs. T. I?. Ilamnge, now living in Now berry county, ami was a frugal. Indus trious and highly estimable man, agot about l'T years. His remains wet'i brought to Clinton for interment and tenderly laid to rest in tho cemetery here, tit - p, m. He leaves a heart-broken mother, ? - - brothor and other relatives and a wide circle of frionds to mourn hi. sad and tragic death.?Clinton Gazette. It you want a stylish hat for a link money go to Mrs. Adams. $5.00 Hammock Given Away on July 15th. A" will glvo to the lady whore celves the groati -t number of votes before r.oon of July 15th a $5.00 (lam mock. Necessary to vote yen must buy a glass of soda water or any thlnj si rvi I id our Fountain. Fach ?"> cents j (.ui to vote. The contest is open to Indies of Laurens county and towt . with > it restriction to age, mar rlod or single, Roys don't forget your art. Husband remember youi If you don't treat thorn to soda IVllb r, thou give the Hammock. Palmetto Drug Co. si00 Howard Si 00. i readers of this paper will be pi ased lo learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has n tible to cure in all its stages and thai is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is im' only posltivo cure now known to e in leal fraternity. Catarrh beinj a con-:.- ition d disease requires a con stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal y, acting di? rectly upon the blood and mucous siir' faces of the system, thereby destroy' ing the foundation of the disease, and giving ihe patient strength by build ing up tho constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprie tor- have r-o much faith In its curative power- that they olTer One Hundred Dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for list of tcstimi>r>ials. F. .1. CHENEY Co., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists. "?"> c jnts. Hail's Family Pills are the best. deduced Kates ? Special Occasions via e. .v w. c. Railway. On account occasions named hi iOW the. Charleston & Western Carolina will sell round trip tickets from coupon stations at tho usual reduced rates: Commencement Greenville Female College For this occasion round tickets will be on sale Juno 7th to lltli inclusive with final limit June 17th 1900. Commencement Furuian University, Greenville.?-For this occasion round trip tickets will be sold June 7th to i 11th, with final return limit Juno 17th 11)00. Commencement Wofl'ord college tfpartanburg. For this occasion round trip tickets will be sold June0th, 10th, and llth, with final return limit June I Ith, 1000. W. J. Craig, Ccneral Passenger Agent, Augusta, On. College Scholarship and Examination. iTT^tJ|B|Hrr(111 award of vacant .scholarships in Winthrop Col lege, and for tho admission of now stu dent* will be hold at the County Courf HOU80 on Friday, July 20th, at ii a. m. Applicants must not be less than lif tecn years of age. When scholarships arc vueated after July 20th, they will be awarded to those making the highest average at tin examination. The cost of attendance, including board, furnished room, heat, light and washing is only |8.60 per month. For further information and a cata logue addrest, PltES. I>. H. Johnson, Kock HUI, S. C. R. H. HUDGENS & SON, Dealers in Rough a Dressed Shingles, Laths, Sash, DOORS AND LIME. our Hydraulic CEMENT U.MK lays fully Fl VK HUNDRED MORE Brick per barrel than any other LIME. Wk sell MATERIAL that in right, at PRICKS that IS RIGHT. R. H. HUDGENS 6t SON, Mar. 80, 1900,-ly. .?,,.?., ?,..1 LUMBER, To Teachers. The County Normal Sohool opens next Monday in this city, with Capt. brack Kvane, the accomplished Su perintendent of Spartanburg Graded Schools, in ohargo. Mr. F. P. Mr Cowan has seen the hoarding house keepers for teachers and all will be rea sonably uecommodated.Teaohers might well see him on reaching the olty. Progress. On yesterday 11..... A. .1. Smith, <>f iMountvlllo, wa.-. in the olty delivering mutton from his farm til Mountvlllo, ami ho wuk delivering it with his own hands al 10 a.m., twolvo miles from bis home. This Is significant when wo romombor Mr. Smith is a loading citi zen, former representative and member of the constitutional convention. UIIA y ('ofrt TkVys. The patrons and pupils with their friends enjoyed a very pleasant picnic in Mrs. Susan Dorroh's grove on May gth, the closing day of the Cray Court High School. We were glad to have with us on that occasion Mr. and .Mrs. Featherstone and little Douglas. Mr. Foathorstone made a line address to the delight of everybody present. Ihe picnic dinner was excellent and abun deut, and Mr. K. T. shell was In his glory dispensing free lemonade, until the oldest to the youngest present had all they wanted. Tho school has just closed an exceptionally profitable and satisfactory term, under the ellicient management of Prof. M. A. Cox. At a mooting of the trustees and patrons Pl'Of. Cox was unanimously elected as prl -eipal of the school lor another t- i-m. A- S. Itowoll, District Deputy, of l* edineut, S c, visited Sehr odor l.odgo, 111 A. F. M . at regular coin mtinluation on last Saturday. Col..I. I.. M. trby and quite a num ber of ether brethren of I.aureus were up on that occasion also. Miss Sue Owings will leave next week on a visit to her sister, Mrs. U. S.Bali, in Meeker, Colorado. Mis- itosste IVbarton, of Young's, is visiting at Mr. A. c. Owings. Mrs F.. A. Wright, of Woodruff, visited her daughter, Mrs. M. A. Cox here last week. _I). We secure weekly numerous articles for our 10 cents counter. You should see them. S. M. & E. II Wilkes & Co. New ribbons ami rings for ptllly belts at Mrs. Adams. Handsome Sailor Hats to sell at greatly reduced prices. 0. B. Simmons. The Lnill'ot'd School. The closing exercises of this school, presided over by that accomplished teacher. Miss Km ma M. Dial, occurred on Friday last, it was an ideal Laurent day, nol loo hoi and a glorious South Western breeze. The fathers were not there in force, but at home looking af ter the harvest, but the courtly and gentle mothers were in lull force, look ing carefully and interestedly after the bright boy with his satchel and shin ing morning face and the graceful little queens und syrens already verging their teens, The examinations had already been had and al 10:30 Capt. i W, Lau ford in Utting words called the assembled school and their friends to order. Col. Ball, of Laurens, was in troduced and spoke about the self-made man in the ages past and contrasted his prospects with the Collego man and woman of the passing time. Hon. C. U Wallace followed with a llnishcd address of thirty minutes ex ceedingly appropriate to the times through which wo are passing, tho re sponsibilities ol Stute, parent and pu pil. Capt. Lao ford announcing thai the best was rosorved for tho last ordered a recess, when the audience adjourned to the adjacent and delightful grovo, and the social feature, the young ladies and young gentlemen of thai fair vicinity, bad an hour of their own. that Cicero and Virgil and the like never dreampt of in their philosophy, ruder t he oaks ami i he elms a most delight ful spread was then bad. and in plain unsophisticated prose, the writer, no nscotic, appreciative of the good thin} ... this world, has not seen the like be fore. It was a feast lor the strongest but particularly u foasl for the dain tiest. The school and audience were again called to the academy when the accom plished lad) teacher in graceful terms read the roll of honor, the standing of the pupils, ami eon for rod tho prizes of precious books won by the pupils in the closing term We rogt'Ol that we are not able in justice to the littlo pooph to report the splendid record that thoy have math . May thev maintain it as they devclopo into children of larger growth. Dev. .1. C. McCain was then intro duced. Ho is a vetoran and a patriot, but more than i hose,scholarly and elo quent. The two flrsl spoakors had been introduced as native to the manor born, but the veteran ininisi claimed that he was born anil roared just South of the Saludn, bad been twice sent to Lau rens and was proud to claim a double doso of citizenship. Duty was his sub ject, self-reliance and manly and wo manly resistance to t he temptation- of the world. Ii was an admirable spoech. ??All went merry as a marriage bell. it was a dollghtful drive to Lauford over a beautiful part ol our country. Lanfoi'd will yet grow and develop. Ora is a beautiful and gracoful ItttU village, a coming "SWOOI Auburn" and we could but regard it a plcturosquo bouquet and pause to admire as we passed. Iu conclusion we must anticipate with congratulations parents of our county who shall be lucky onotlgh to secure the services of Miss Kmuia Dial for the training of the minds and manners of their young hopefuls. Wo have the nicest line of Haby Carriages and Co-Carts ever before In upper Carolina. W e want you to call and inspect our line. Prices to suit you. S. M. ?v E. II. Wilkes iY Co. A Lifo and Death Fight. Mr. W. A.Ilines, of Manchester, la., writing of bis almost miraculous es cape from death says : "Exposure af ter moasles induced serious lung trou ble, which ended in Consumption. I had frequent hemorrhages and coughed night and day. All my doctors sah! I must soon die. Then I began to use Dr. King's New Discovery for Con sumption, which complotely cured me. I would not be without It even if it cost $5.00 a bottle. Hundreds have used it on my recommendation and all says it never fails to cure Throat, Chest and hung troubles. Regular size 50 cents and f 1.00. Trial bottles free at Laurens Drug Co. Mrs. Adams has reduced all summer goods. Hats from 1!? cents up. The latest styles in ladles' collars at O. 15. SlininoiiH. Wauled The Laurens Furniture Manufacturing Company wants oak, poplar and ash lumber in one inch planks, as wide as slocks will permit, ten feet long and upwards, Any quan tity JOU can furnish. Can Your Fruit and Vegetables. These are almost ready, save them, Bavo trouble and money. The Kialto Canning Outfit, simple and dOOS perfect work, durable and cheap, cans all kind of fruits and vegetables. Mr. M. B, Crisp, owps county right. See it before purchasing. Soq him or address him at Monntvllle, S. C. M. H. CRISP. June nth, 1900. FACTS PERSONAL AM) BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT EVENTS, Mi? Sara Davis, of Clinton, i? visit ing relatives in the city. Miss Mamie Miller, of Spartnnblirg, Is visiting Mrs. J. M. Phil not. Bo sure and sec Mr. Crisp's udvor tisemEnt. It will pay you. Dr. and Mrs. R. F.. HllgllOS will go to Ashovillo for u few days this week. M188 Minnie Dukes, of OratlgOUbrg, is the guest of Miss Luollo Wright. Solle'tor Scjisi' i- a candidate for re election, this circuit, and we have heard of no opposition. C. Walt Whitman has filed his pledge, paid his installment, and will make the race for Governor. Mills Balontino, a young son ot Mr. D. F. Balontino, who has been quite sick with fever is improving. Mi>s Katherine Jones hat returned from lOufala, Alabama, where she 1 tas been atlonding school. Mrs. T. 0. Lucas and Mis- I'.mtnic Meng have gono to Spurt tnbui'g to at tend Wofford College Commencement. Salesday was abnormally dull and tho attendance -m ill, nothing but the coming groat Stook Show of Interest. Our folks arc busy on tie. farm--. Col. Crews reached homo on Mouday, the last of the I.aureus delegation io Louisville, lie speaks in raptures of Kentucky hospitality. The Laurons Tolophone Co. is a well doing Co.( but it give-, a most admira ble service to its patron-, at most rea sonable rale-,. Mr. J no. N. Wright, ol Lisbon, wa in the city last week and every man. woman and child was a year younger by his visit. Tho StatO Convention of the Kings' Daughters which mot In Darlington last week will hold its next annual sos slon in Luurons. Veteran, Y. J. Moore, formerly of our own Rulbon hills, now ol Greenville, came in on us yesterday, renewed old acquaintance, and left his address for The Advertiser. Mrs. Claude Puller entert a'.tied the whist club last evening and in spite ol the Inclement weather a number of Mrs. Culler's friends were presen I and greatly enjoyed tho occasion. Mlssos Louise Ulohey, Maricgcne and Lillet to ('aine. I '.mina Hudgcus and Meta Sullivan, bricht and charming (ton verse t Jollcgc girls, arri s*ed al home for the summer on yesterday. Misses Mary Slmpsouand Nnnnio Mav Wright arc at home from Chlcora Coi lege. Miss Wright has completed her college course and brings with her two diplomas. Col, Wharton and Mr. Casper smith were in the city on yesti rday. Thoy report the wheat crop at Waterloo as more than good and Col. Wharton.who has seen much of the Piedmont sec lion, reports tho same for tho entire region, Mr. V. L. Bodenbaugh, formerly of Newberry, Is in charge of The Adver tiser job department Mr. Bellen baugh will give good work promptly and will meet prices. It will i ay you to have good work done and for such send your business to The Advektiseh ollicc. dpt. A. W. Toaguo, of Chestnut Ridgo, the last survivor In this county of the Mexican War is quite sick and his friends are concerned for him. YVe hope for his early convalescenco. Another veteran, Mr. Tolayer Rob ertson, now of Gray Court, but an old citi/.ett of Laurens and still cherished as one of us, is unwell at this writing and his many friends hope for his early recovery. Observe in another column the ad vertisement ol tho Harris Lithia Springs. Bead tho cortllloatos from two of tho best known and most accom plished physicians in the South, men ol national reputation. Tho hotel this year will be managed by Mr. Harris. tin1 proprietor and all bis guests will lind that many improvements have been made. Harris Lithia Springs is a great place for a summer vacation not for the sick only. on .Inly the fourth, the day that Bryan will bo ronondnatod, there will bo a grand barbaouo at Harris Lithia Springs. Proprietor Harris has invited all the candidates "and the woods will be lull" of them. There will lie scores Of speeches from one great men. every body should go. that i->. everybody that knows how to have a good time. Mr. Harris will make it plea-ant. Death of an Old Citizen. Wo learn, as we go to press of the death of Mr. John Trlbble, a life-long highly respected citizen of this county, aged MS years. His home was six miles Cast of this city and his remains were laid to rest at Huntersvllle, Ho leaves surviving a family of children, sons and daughters, among t hem Col. M. P. Trlbble, of Anderson county. Home Again. The grizzly and battered VC to ran 8 who went to Louisville to meet their comrades are at home again. They unanlmlously applaud tho hospitality of John Morgan's State. Among thoso who wont and not Included in our list of last week was veteran S. P. Vance, of Clinton. Memphis? Tenn., was sclee'ed for 1001. Tin; old soldiers went wild at the mention of Hampton's name. M arrieil.?Taj lor liar re 11. Mr. W. Btlgono Harre! 1 was married last Wednesday to Miss Agnes Taylor, tho daughter of Mr. and Mi's. John W. Taylor, of Princeton. Tho wedding took place at the home of the bride only a I0W in11 mati' friends being present. The groom was accompanied from Laurens by Messrs. S. l?\ and.llinlus Carrott and Mr James Taylor, of Gl'COnvillc, a brother of the brldo. Dev. J, A. Mar tin performed tho coremony, after which Mr. and Mrs. HaiTOllcame down to Laurens. Mr. Harroll Is a natlvo of Darlington, but for two years past has been employed by tho llrm of J. K. M inter ?V Bl*0. and has won a deserved popularity in business and social circles, Miss Visanska's Recital. The parlors of Mrs. Lucas' charming home in tho Brooklyn suburbs of Lau POns were. Idled on Wednesday evening lasl with the friends of Miss LI lilt Vis anska. perhaps the inOSl talented young musician in t llO city, the occasion being Miss Visanska's annual recital, Miss Visanska come-- of a musical family, being a first cousin of Miss Hertha and Daniel Vlsanska, tho young South Caro lina artists who tiro famous both in America and abroad. For less than three years she has been a pupil of Mrs. W. F. Linas, but though ti student for so limited a period, Miss Yis ansku rendered an exceedingly dlf flcult program, ombracing studio.' from both the Old musters, and the l)0Sl modern writers, with atechniquo,llnlsl and sympathetic Interpretation whlcl marks the true artist and which is Of ten not attained after by far older musi oiuns after years of training. Special bargains in hats and llower this week at Mrs. Adams* lO Cents BUYS ;$ OUNCES PAUL'S INK IN AN Automatic Safety Bottle, Non-Spillablo and Nou-Evapo rating. Ono bottlo outlasts 1 liroo oorkod bot( los of sumo sizo. All damage from -pillion - uvoidod. Tho Ink is frosh tor ovory dip. No dust gots in?ii" thickening up. Congress ami all Departments of United States Govorninont have adopted this ink. m ?Hol.l) BY ? The Laurens Drug Co. Druggists. 'Phone 78 Goods delivered. A Card I nun Kov. A. ii. ItollillSOII. TO TUR NVlllTR ClTtZRNS! - I cumc hero a- Paster of St. Paul's church ton years ago od found things in a very dilapidated ? ondition ami ai oner hail to appeal to you toe help anil you have always helped u>. lor which I am very thankful. I have had no trou ble in any way since I have been in this city have never boon insulted bj a whito person, but have every rotison to foci thai I havo main friends among t lie white people ol I Iiis eil \. I conic lo yon with an urgent ro qliest. Wo have a UUinbei' ol cards pre pared with tho name of the church and Pastor on lhem. They have boon placed in the hands ol members and friends of the church. They will be presented to you asking help. Please do not t urn t hem a way empty hand0(1 we need you I' help. WotU'O making an OlVoi't to-eat our ehureh. which should have been done long share and would have been, had the SlOI'Ill not .-I ruck it, which necessitati il re-building, even he fore the old debt was paid oil. We Im llevo a liouse ol worship lo ho indis pensable, for it is thoro the Gospel Is proached and ii the people are saved, they must be BUVOd by the Co-pel. We appeal to von in behalf ol i he ehureh of Cod. We verily believe that 110 town 01" city Is Sllfo without good citizens thai tho bosi citizens in any community arc 1 hose who belong to the ehureh of God and that liiere Is no In licence to equal thai ol the ehureh in making good cill/.ons. Therefore, in behalt of law-abiding citizens a prosperous city ami a Christian community. Wo ask your help. Tho majority ol our mem bers are your servants and I feel that yon are Interested In ihoill we again thank you lor your help ill the past and hope that J'OU will never have OCCUSioil to regret what von have done ami what you will do al this I IlllC. I will promise you thai every OlVoi't put forth Oil my par) w ill be to make this eit^ belter by giving it a better class of cilixons, I tespeel fully. \. It. I tOIUNSON, Pasior St. Paul liaptisl ehureh. Liquid Aid may boa good thing in its place, b l it is not nearly as palata bio as a loaf of baked broad on a Sunny South StOVC We se!i them to eook to please you or money refunded S. M. & B. H. W likes & Co. Spectacles. Don't throw them away be cause they ar 1 broken . Per haps il will take but little money to make them as good as new again. If your Watch does not keep time take it to W. A. JOHNSON. Laurona, S. C. TEACHERS' K X AM IX AT ION. Tho regular examination for teach ers' certificates will be hold at Lau roes C. H,, ell Friday, Juno 16th, 1000. Persons wishing tO avail them - selves of this opportunity will lako no tice thereof and govern thomsolves acoordlngly. j. it. Martin, County Supt. of Education. May 22nd 1900.?It. The Greatest Opportunity Ever Offered the Ladies of Laurens and Laurens County to Buy MILLINERY. Hundred of oloan fresh shapes to offer you at 25c, 50e., 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 aud $2.00. Wo furnish the host Trimming Matoria! und the 111??-1 artistic skill, and best of all our prices are the L o u) e st. Also u linu <?! handsome $2.00 Sailor Huts to oloso out at $1 50. This is a big value. Wo have Baby Caps of ovory description that we uro selling for 50 per cent Iobb that real value. This it MILLINERY. z--z:zir your chance it you need O. B Slippers are sold by most merchants. Hut tho kind \VK SELL aro Exclusive in St ylo and Quality. ft ||| Children's Slippers in ovory imaginable shape' and price. Watch next week for the great cut KATE SALE. "The White Front/ to sell none but the best. Our HVCotto ' 1 1 1 Laurens, S. C. at tho !.owes! Priooa "Tho People's Clothiers.' Tije fldvapced Worpar) With advanced IDEfIS % Ys* for household comfort und convenience, never fail to go whoro she is suro t<> lind ovory lato improvement in labor saving and comfort. She knows thai wo havu the finest line of ... atfy^S! % 1? f, l-.r m i l% T iKiTiiir and Household Goods, Crockery, Glassware, Imported Goods, Library and Piano Lamps. \ ? 'Prcight Paldff, ^ on ft ?} $10.00 ? rt ? ^ Purchases. Laurens, S. C. ICE, ICE Tho Oil rind Fortili/.or Co. will dolivor pure Ice made from Artesian wator as following ratos: 1,000 Iiis llook, 200 lbs a day, #10.00 2.Vi->. |?or Hundred, ?Octs per day. 2,000 Ihn Hook, 100 lbs a clay, 0.00 IJOots. poi* Hundrod, 30cts per day. 1,000 lbs Hook, 50 lbs a day, 3.f>0 Sects. j)er Hundred, 174c. per day. 500 lbs I look, 2.) lbs a day, 2.50 40cts. por Hundrod, loots per day. 200 lbs Hook 10 lbs a day, 1.00 ?Octs. per Hundred, Gets por day. Soowro coupon book at once, as drivers are no! Vowed to deliver ion oxoopt for coupons. Oil afjcl Fertilizeeir Co. Lanrens, s. c, May 7th, 1900. Glenn Spring? Hotel, GLENH SPRINGS, S. C. ^Ai&ismj id i^hifywm Stanwu ftKft&sts, LEADS ALL OTHERS. Thero is but one Glenn Springs, and it has no equal on tho Continent for tho Stomach, Livor, Kidnoys, Bowels and Blood. Hotel Open June 1st to Oct. 1st. t&WF~ Cuisine and Service Excellent. T?? BrBatgst Resort in t?e Soatfr, gUT For Board apply to SIMPSON & SIMPSON, Glonn Spring South Carolina. Water .$1.75 por caso, bottlos to bo roturnod. Water for sale by Tho Lauron? Drug Co., Kennedy Bros., Dr. B. P. Posoy, Laurons, S. O. Wo odor our IMMENSE STOCK of Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Hats and Shoe at greatly roducod prices. Wo bought those Goodn before the recent, heavy advance and can Bavo you inon y if you will only give us n trial. I>ig Stock of at Rock Bottom Trices. Wo have somothing in this lino that will suit your appetite. Laui'oiis Mercantile Company. THIS PlAOE?ToDD BUILDING?formerly Todd & Hull's stand. iho Undertaking business at tho old stand. COFFINS, OASKBT.S and ROBES, and HEARSE, at the ?^^-LOWEST PRICES. A oontinuance of tho gonerous patronage hitherto extended ros* peot.fully solioitod. KENNEDY BROS., Laureiis.S. C