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Vegetable Farm Wo suw a barrel <>f very beautiful silver skin onions at a popular (iroros on Saturday, and Inquiry developed that Mr. Timmons of Gray Court raised them. His orop this year consists of 2 )() bltshols from 2 acre's (half crop) and ho sells at $1.00 por bushel, at Grcem vilh' and Laurons, Mr. Timmonu sold also Tomuttoea on Saturday. Do your own reflecting. A Scholarship Offered. free tuition for one girl in each OOUnty has been given by t'onverse College to the State federation of Woman's Clubs, The scholarships will be awarded by the federation to the girl from each county who stands the best competitive examination. The 0X umh.utlon will bo held on tho first of August. A CARD. My many friends aro frequently asking why 1 am not canvassing in tho interest of my rnee for tho Sherli's of fice I take this method of suylng to the people of I.aureus county that on account of serious sickness In my family for the lust two months, I have not been able to leave home, but hope to be able to make a thorough can vass of the county before the opening of the campaign. Very Kcspi otfully, B. A. WlIARTON. Tench Styles to Hang. The Greenville News of yesterday slates that Tench will be hung in Alabama for murder. He Is a native of Qroenvillo ooliotv, this State, und is a very handsome fellow. Me was ac quitted of murder in Greenvllle. S nie timo since he was convicted of vio la* ing the Dispensary law in this coun ty and returning to receive a sealed sentence, the tine was too big. Ho wont on the chain gang last year and promptly escaped. It is probable he wont directly to Alabama from ids predicament here. Annual Meeting. 8?At the annual meeting of the Lnu SMns Telephone Co., held yesterday thorning at the law ollice of W. R. Jtichcy, the old Hoard of Directors were re-elected as fo'lows: Dr. B P. Posey, O. H. Simmons. .1. II. Sullivan, 10. II. Wilks, D. A. Davis and yv, R. Rlchey. The Hoard of Directors after wards met and rc-elccted the old ofll cors as followes: Col. .1. II- Traynbam, President: Dr. B. F. Posey, Vice President: W. 11. Ricbey, Secretary and Treasure. We are offering some bargains in Clothing $10 suits at %~ 00, $8.50 suits at $('? 00. a look at those means a sale. .1. P.. Minter & Bro. Refrlgorutors, Champion lee Picks and Tripple Motion lee Cream Freezers at S. M. A F. II. Wilkes & Co. The Vote at Palmetto Drug Store Misses Ida Fuller. 1,357: Lvdia Mil ler, 1,275: lithel Finch 12: Llllla Paine, 17: Virginia Simklns, 10: Nellie Holt, 208; Mabel Harris. 45: Willou Cray. 2: Joslo Mieter. I: Tallulali Caine. 2'i: Mamie Armstrong. 2: Pauline Ander son. 40; Laura Irby, HO; Flora Adams, 0: Murlogeno Cain,4: Lou D. Hudgons. 73; Lila Hart. 2: Annie Cilkcrson, 13. t )ne more week to vote. District Conference. Tlie Spartanburg District (lonforenco will meet at the Methodist Church to-night Tin? opening sermon will be preached by itov. II. L. Molroyd of Spartanburg. S. C., at 8.30 Wednes day night. Tho Conference will con vene Thursday Morning at 0.30 o'clock. Divino services overy day at 11 o'clock and 8.30 in the evening respectively. MishopW.W.Duncan will preside. To all services, the public is cordially invited All who are expecting delegates will please meet mid-day train Wednesday. lioiTOH Advertiser: I have read the piece in your last issue signed sutVerer It is simply tlie best piece I have seen in a newspaper in twenty years. Why don't you, Mr. F.ditor, agitate this matter? Wake up our law makers. The farmers are the men that have to suffer from t bis class of sorry negroes. I endorse every word in the piece. Say to Sufferer to write again, say to him if lie will write me, if he is a can didate I will give him my support for any ollice lie wishes. Common sense is t lie need of tbe hour. Mr. F.ditor, you can do the farmers great good on this line if you will. So I wish to hear from you on this line with m uncertain sound. Something must be tlone on tbis line Yours Truly. farmer. duly 0th, 1000 It is a dillicult subject to handle, but the F.ditor is glad to call attention to t lie .subject. Let our legislative candi dates consldor the matter well ami give their views in the county canvass Be sides, t he columns of the Advertiser are always open in the interest of our ogrlculi mists. Charleston has one of the best ap pointed paid fire departments in tho country and visitors to the city by the sea next week will find it profitable and tatore~sUu&. to vU'.t 'Xakf v-rrgdv? houses. Watcli Where Your Money <?oes. We call attention to the Treasurer's report now in course of publication in TitK ADVERTISER. Tax-payers should know how the public money is spent -watch What goes for roads bridges, the courts, to magistrate?, schools, and they should study the economical pre* blcms. Well advised citizens keep the publie service honest. Wanted ? .".on fat cattle, from veal calf up to any size. Will pay highest prices. Address L. KOI'l'Efj. Augusta, (Ja. duly 10th, 1000- It. Examination. On July *2<)th, 1900, at 0 o'clock will bo held an examination of applicants lor both tho Winthrop and the South Carolina College3. .j. r. m artin, County Supt of Education. duly 10th, 1000. WOFFORD COLLEGE. JA MKS II. CARLISLE, L, L. D., PftESfWHtXt Fdght departments undor eight I'ro fossoi'g. Two Courses loading to A. B. and A. M. DogrOOS. Library, Gymnn* Slum, athletic grounds, lecture course. Terms an reasonable as at any llrst-class < 'ollvgo. Scission begins Sept. 28th 1000. ?kpenses at Wofford Pitting sciiood have been reduced from $144 to $b>i. For catalogue address I J. A.GAMEWELL, Spartanburg. S. C. A/ JJarbacuc /A Barbeoue will bo given at Mount villlo on Friday, July 20th by the ladioH of tho Aid'?Society f.?r tho benefit of tue Baptist church. Hon. Joseph T. JbhtiHon, of Spartanburg, will address thie gathering. Congressman Wilson if expected w bo prefect and also make an address, Kvery ono is in cited. Supplementing the School Fund. A prominent farmer and head of a f mily largely interested In the "pub* li ? Bohool bus requested us to noto tho Rcccesslty of supplementing tho fund by spec al levy ns provided by law. Wo are nhid to lind a ceullo tnan giving his altvlitiou to so im portant a matter, calling upou the I'reos to exert its influence and recog nizing the same. Hut we regret that tlie conversation did n.>t OOCUr at an earlier date. The legal steps prere quisite to a special supplementing tax by u School District nie provided in Section of an Act of the General Assembly, February 11th '98. It pro vidis for a special levy not to exceed ?I mills. Hut tho public meeting for voting en a special levy must be bad before the Qrst of June of the linuncial year. Any School District can vote upon the question, but not after tho (lute named. We are glad to call at tention to th i matter and those inter ested will know to move between the let of Januurv and the 1st of June In Meninrlam. WlIBREAS, it has pleased Our Heav enly Kather in Iiis wise providenco to remove from our midst our dear friend and sister, Mrs. M, F. Traynham. Therefore be it resolved First : Thai in the death ( f Mrs. Tra>nham. a member of the Pastor's Aid nr.d MIssionary Society of the Luu rens Presbyterian church, which oc curred dune 7th 11)00, we record our sorrow and testify to her conscientious Christian life and bow to His Will, whodooth all things well. "What He doeth we know not now, but shall know hereafter." Second: That we desiro as a Society to bear testimony to '.lie high esteem in which she w'as held in this com munity, the deep affection with which she was regarded by a large circle of friends: wo mingle our tears with those of the stricken family and earn estly commend them to Him, who has premised and is aide and willing to Comfort their sorrowing heart?. Third: That these resolutions be re< corded upon a page of our minutes and that a copy be sent to tho South ern Presbyterian and county papers for publication. Mrs. L A. Tune, " Robert Adams, Mrs. Bonjamin, Committee. Petit Jurors for July Term of Court. The foil wing huve been drawn a Jurors to serve at the July Term of Court, which convenes on the ltlth inst., Judge Aldrich to preside: J. Wade Anderson, Laurons: B. FI. Moore, Youngs; W. K Hobo, Youngs; W. L. Benjamin, I.aurens: .foe M. Porree, Waterloo; i,. fj. Culbertson, Waterloo: H. M B.akoley, Sen filet own; W. J. Anderson, Wa'crh 0', .1. D. Ad ams, Laurens; L M. Dial, Voung?: W. M. Hudson, Sullivan: W. M. Deck, Dial.-; J P Dlllard, SouQletown; J. P, Jones, Waterloo: K. J. Dendv. Cross Hill: T. T Audrews, Dials: J.'F John son. Jacks; F.. 1 .Edwards, Sr., Youngs: R. .1. Stoddard, Dials; W. I'. Mont joy, Hunter-J. W. Goodwin, Dial : J. I), w. Watts, Lanrens: J. E. Goddiird. Watorloo; IV T bishop, Jacks; J. 1). Power. Dials:.!. R. H .yd, Waterloo: M. M Tongue, Cross Hill; .1. P. Sim mons, Sullivan; M. It, Crisp, Hunter; J. W. Knight, Waterloo: (). F. Cox, Youngs! Hugh s. Kennedy, Laurens; 15. F. Ballew, Laurens; J. H. Godfrey, Waterloo: VV. P. Cooper, Youngs: .1. T. A. Hal lew, Hunter. Death of Jones F. Bolt. Jones F. Boll died In this c'.ty at 2 P. M. on Sunday last. That (tenth loves a rInning mark is strikingly verified in the decease of this noble young man. Jones F. Holt was reared oa a farm at Poplar Springs in this county and came to the city three years ago, tak ing the p ace of deputy Clerk of the Court and has rosided in this city si co. No young m n ever made a more favorable Impression. Devotion to duty, efficiency, the highest im ral and gentlemanly bearing, were his distinguishing traits; but there was about .fonts Holt, a modesty, gentle ness and sweet courtesy all bis own, and his friends were all who knew him ami all loving him as a "very brother." To these and they are many his loss is indeed irreparable, but it will bo con fO'a'ion to their souls that in his brief career he was dear to i hem 11 is a precious legacy to the writer to have had Jones F. Holt, a pure, good, Christian boy, a friend. His remains were carried on Monday to Poplar Springs and there they lie alongside his fathers and his kindred. He leaves an aged mother, .-i-ter.--, a wife, who was Miss Washington, and three little children. Sad indeed for these that they no more can have his loving care and swoet companionship, but pre cious to them RS a heritage that it cm be so truly written of son, brother, husband, father "None knew him but to love him, none named him but to praise." The Foui th of July. The two Sunday Schools of the Lau rens Cotton Mill. Methodist and Bap tist, celebrated this national holiday in a Utting way by an afternoon picnic at Holmes' Spring. Two of the most popular and talented young lawyers of the city accepted the Invitations of the Schools us orators of the occasion? Mr. Benjamin F. Roper and Mr. w. W. Ball.' A rustic stand under the spreading branches of the oaks was Brccted ami ti raped wtrtr a^atfftsbme United States Hag, l< aned by i*lr. S. Frank Parrott, the splendid large silk Confederate Flag of Camp Garling? ton, loaned by Col. T. B. Crews and a number of small llags loaned by Mr. Hugh Kennedy. Tho elrclc of gently sloping h lls near the spring made an amphitheatre where the largo and at tentive audience from the Mill and from town sat around the stand and greatly en joyed the Splendid ;.d IroSSCS. Mr William Baldwin, Superintend! nt of the Baptist Sunday t-choo! intro duced the speakers. The lir.t in or der was Mr. Roper, who told the young people in chaste and beautiful language of tho early history of the United States and of tho ling of stars und stripes. Of the seven years of seemingly hop.dess struggle of the thirteen States against the i-trong arm of England, but that the heroes of Val ley Forge and Hunker's Hill wore un daunted and llnally that glorious Uh of July eamo in which they could de clare themselves free and independent. Mr. W. W. Hall was then introduced, I his carefully prepared, eloquent and j very beautiful tribute to the Confed I crate Hag?the "Banner ot tho bars' that is xiow only a memory, was his torical and Instructive alike to old as Well as young. He enjoined upon the young to learn of that Flag and to rev ereneo tho heroes wl o fought to do fend it, many of whom lill, "Nameless graves,on battle plains, Washed by the dreary winter's ra'ns," Aftor enjoying tho addresses, tho rowd, amid tho noise of drums and tiro crackers repaired to a grassy knoll under the oaks where abundant aid do'lcious refreshments were served. For the quantity of Ice used wo are indebted to the kin Ines? of Mr. ft. H. Hudgens and Sheriff GcorgoS. McCravy nr.d for the splendid box of lemons to Mr. T C Lucas, Superin tendent of the Methodist Sunday School. Many thanks to all who as-, sisted us In any way. I (?MMITTKK. To A two-room cottage on OhurOj^^Biet. Three dollars n month. Sec W.^?Ball, this offloe. I 'rice ? idmk er> i*< pari menl ol < bir Store are i'P__ to make .1 nl.\ a lecond breaking n/_~ 8. W.< K. II. Wilkes & Oo. FACTS PERSONAL AND BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT EVENTS. Mr. Jesse Stribling, of Pondleton, is in tho city. Mrs. A . H. Martin is visiting in Newborry thh woek. Mrs. H. K. Aiken spent a few days at Coronaea last week M iss Kli/.a Calno has been wit li friends in Greenville for the last fortnight. Miss Lil Harris lias gone to Ash ville for the summer. Miss Kmniie Meng is visiting rein t ives at Kingstree. Preparations for maoadamizlng Har per street are in progress. Gen. J. Walter Gray, of Greenville, was in tho city last week. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Johnson returned from a visit to Kinurd's last Friday. Miss Lutie Jones has eone to Char leston for tho mooting of the N. R. A. Miss Mary Simpson is visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Simpson in Spartanburg. Mrs J. T. Johnson, Of Spartanburg. is visiting at Mr. H. W. Anderson's. Mrs. Robertson, of Xewberry was the guest last week of Mrs. N. B. Dial. Misses Pauline Swit/.er and Blanche Shell are visiting friends in Columbia. Mr. Julius II. Hey ward, of the Greenville bar, was in the city last week. Miss Lilly Mlllor is attending tho National Educational Association in Charleston. Miss Annie Kichey and Miss Nellie Miller uro visiting friends at Cr088 Hill. Mrs. E. P. Sloan, of Anderson, ls/| visiting Mrs. P.P. McGownn, in Brook-' iyn. / Messrs. Fleming Smith and \\ Cl. Robertson went up to Ashville for M few days last week. Miss Mary Sue Walker, of Rnorew, was the guest last week of Miss Pea *1 Barnett. Whcu in Charleston next week g^o Up to Chlcora Park to the vaudeville entertainments. Mr. A. G. Holmes left a few data ago for Charleston to attend the Na tional 'Poachers' Association. / Mr. Shollon Fcruggs has arrived''in Laurens to take chargo of the agency of the Standard Oil Company. Miss Delia McPhorson, of Mt I'll ant, spont last week with Mrs. M. Fowler. Miss Mary Todd has returned fron/i a visit <d several weeks to relative Nowberry, / Messrs. P A Simpson, S. M. Wjflk and Manton Friorson spent tho Ftpurth in Spartanburg. Miss Kathleen Barrett, of Mjissi Blppi. is visiting at Mr. WJ. N Wright's. Mr.Frederick BarboO, of High {Point, North Carolina, has accepted th/c posi tion of book-keeper for the Furniture Factory. Messrs. David and John (.)?? ldriss a-d Mast? r brooks Chlidresst went to Charleston Monday with a car of catt'e. Misses Sadie Wheeler, of Qrcionvillo, and Jennie Pelham, of Nowberry, are visiting the Misses Sullivan, on Main street. The machinery at the furn iture fac tory is arriving dally and a great deal of it has been put in oo&ityon and is ready to be fired up. Misses Banna and Birdie JJonos, two charming young ladles of ?/okesbury, have been visiting their sister. Mrs. li. F. Posey. Mr. J. W. ( lark, of Tylei.'Sville, re newing his subscript ion to tbe Adver tiser, is very complimentary und ho has our thanks. The Social Club was entertained last week by Misses I an ma Iludgcns and Bessie Todd. Both ontlertalnments were very charming affair's. Mrs. Kate D. Jackson, oil l.aneaste Ohio, who has been in Laurens sinco the early spring, left for Tale Sprin? Tennessee, last Thursday, accompanied by Miss 11 at tie Roland. Tn Charleston next weejk it will pay you to take a glance a!t the great Thompson Auditorium!, where the Confederate re-union was held. The Laurons Cotton Mlill properties have recently been re-jpaintcd. The mill building, as well n4 tbe cottages, all present a brand new/and spick and span appearance. Remember that the tljirec dollar ex cursion to Charleston Viext week will carry a refreshment enjr and that the managers of tho excursion will make the trip as comfortable* as possible for -avgryhodv. / Mr. John Augustus! Barkftdale "'his' recently mado considerable Improve ments on his Main street residence and it is now one of the most attract ive places in Laurons. When In Charlost? >n with the throe dollar excursion on the I7lh, a man from the up-country will find a stroll along the wharves and shipping ex ceedingly Interesting. We wish to draw attention to tho ad vertisement of t,ho University of North Carolina found elsewhere in our col umns. This Institution has taken high rank in tno South for excellence and high scholarship and is now more pros porous than ever before in its history. All dolegates and sponsors Intending to attend the State He-union of veto rans at Greenwood, August 1st., should send their names to J . li. Park. Secre tary, that arrangements for their en tertainment may be made. Greenwood will entertain tho old soldiers in royal fashion as Greenwood is a synonym for elegant hospitality. Some people believe that it is very hot In Charleston in July, but the uov crnmcnt otlicial records show that it is an extraordinarily cool town. If this wero not true it is not likely that the city would have boon chosen for tho July meeting place of tho ton thousand echool tcachors from all parts of the country. A delightful Gorman was given at Harris Lltlda on the evening of the Ith Of July to the dentists and other visi tors Mr. K. V. Irby led the German with MISS Helen Jones, *>f Xewberry. Misses Laura Irby, Lil Irby, Marie gene Calno, Lil Caine, Lid 16 Miller, Claudia ('rows, Lena Wallace ami numbers of Laurens men being among the dancers. Tho p-o le Of Laurens wid hear with great pleasure that the Atlantic Coast Line on about August 1st will put on a vestibule train serviere l>c? twocn Greenville and Charles'.? n From that time travelling toColnmbifl ami all points South as well as to Greenville will he comfortable and luxurious. Our people, all along tho lino, we are sure, will appreciate the efforts of the t least bine to g.ve them accommodations* of the very best character. THE C AND II) ATE SEASON. It's the sociable&t summer Benson iliat over yit,. I Unowned; Why, yon doyi't meet anybody In tlio middle <>' t he road on the highways on the byways in this blest o' Southern bin's. But ho-hollers out, "Hello, thai'!" an' he goes to shakin' ban's! AMI SAYS. 1)0 YOU TRADE AT THE j LAUKENS DRUG! < 0? I've) lived long years in QoOl'gy, by val j leys, liills an' plains; Pvd heavn the boys noratin' In u hun ) dreil odd campaigns: HuA this liere season bents ein nil fei* / barbecues an' ban's. Aii' "Hollo that'!" Ilow air you':'" an' a 1 gln'rul shnkln' ban's! AMD TREATS TO OUR CIUAKS. [Ilike to see folks sociable I alias like ' man 'do slap you on the shoulder, an' shake ) a teller's linn": Ill's hearty like an' wholesome, when a I feller's grip Is strang, )'.ut I draw the line at shakin' ol a man's ban' all day long! MOTTO READ THE LAUREN'S hum. / t'O'S AOS. 'I know jest what it'slnoniiln'?it's jest as plain as day, From the way the ban' air playin'. from the way the ol' mules bray! It'- the biggosi son o' campaign, an' they're all a-going to win, For thoy'ro headed for the voters, un' they're drlllln' of 'em in! PLATFORM BUY AT L. 1). CO.?S. Warn't umhin' ever like it! They're a-rollln' right along, An' ever' feller that kin sing j'ines in the campaign song! A-blowlng'of the bugles a playin' of the ban's. An' "Hello that*!" "Ilow nir youV" an' a gln'rul shakin' ban's! ?Frank l. Stanton. The Laurens Drug Co. Druggists. 'Phone 7fi Goods delivered. $5.00 Hammock Given Away on July 15th. We will give to the lady who re ceives the greatest number of votes before noon of July loth a $.*>.00 Ham mock. Necessary to vote you must buy a glass of soda water or any thing served at our Fountain. Bach 5 cents entitles you to vote. The contest is open to ladies of Laurens county and town, without restrict ion to age, mar ried or single, ?ova don't forget your sweet-heart. Husband remember your wife. If you don't treat them to soda water, then give the Hammock. Palmetto Drug Co. THE !TNIVERSITY~OF~ NORTH CAROLINA. THE HEAD OF THE STATE'S EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM. Three academic courses leading to I degrees. Professional courses In Law, Medi cine and Pharmacy. Summer School for Teachers. Scholarships j.nd ( Loans to Needy. TUITION *(?*./. \ Free Tuition to Can t didntcs lor Ministry. \ Minister's Sons ana i Teachers. 512 students besides 101 In summer School. 158 teachers in the faculty. For catalogues and Information ad dress F. P. VEN ABLE, President, Chapel Hill, N. C Millions (Jiven Away. It is certainly gratifying to the pub lic to know of one concern in the land who are not afraid to be generous to the needy and sulYcring. The pro prietors of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds have given away over ten million trial bottles of this great medicine, and have the satisfaction of knowing it has trbSotV'-Oly cured thousands of hope less eaVi.^, A^liiip.' n, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and aU diVeasVs '"Or"TnTf" Throat, Chest and Lungs are surely cured by it. Call on l.aurens Drug Co. and iret u free trial bottle. Regular size 50 cents and $1.00. Every bottle guaranteed or price refunded. FOR SAU. One 20 I Torso Power Fngine and Holler, two ."?(> Saw Gins and Conden sers, ono double Hon Press, Elevator Fan, Separator, Distributors, Pelting Piping, and Shafting complete. SIMPSON & HAKKSDAfiK, Attorneys. July 3rd, 1000 2l : j=-3,?3_pgbi:E? Spectacles. Don't throw them away be cause they arc broken. Per haps it will take but little money to make them as good as new again. If your watch docs not keep time take it to W. A. JOHNSON, Laurons, s. C. Tho Greatest Opportunity Ever Offered the Lad\es of Laurens and Laurens County to Buy MI ULI N BR V. Wo furnish tho host Trimmiug Matoria Louies Also u Hnt> of handsome $2.00 Sailor Hat? to close out at $1 fx). This is a big valuo. We havo Baby Caps of evory dosoriptiou that wo aro soiling for 00 por cont lose that MILLINERY. \ real\ valuo. This is your oliouoo if yon ueod \ TJt)e Sale Goes Or)T "Wmie "We are Closing o\at, Summer Goods a^. mm&sZ WAY DOWN PRICES We will have a \ Gtiessit)?* Contest. Wo have glani. decanter tilled with Peas and with every Negligee Shin, Straw Hat or Tic, you buy for c ash, y iit the number of Teas in the decanter. on get a gues 181 "' *5'"? Shoes- 2nd' Prize 1 P?ir *oaf. 3rd. Prix, , pair jSa.oc shoos. ?I,. , .,ail. ,,..?,, hoes. Call and wo will explain it. Laurens, S. C. ?ND C?IMSI?EB efote yoti fotiy YOU1R NEW HOUSE FU^I)ISHI^G Whether or not it will be to your advantage or to DEAL HERE, we think that sixteen years Experience in ibis business has taught us when to buy at tbe least Cost, and we can make you LOWER PRICES on all kinds of FTJI^lSriTTJI^E Than you can get elsewhere in this part of the country. Let us Furnish your House from Kitchen to Parlor. We will make it a thing of Beauty and a Joy lor ever . -1 {Freight Paldf'f, r on ? i $10.00 ;* Purchase 8. Laurons, S. C. ~IGEpjQE.. Tho Oil and {fertilizer Co. will dolivor pure Icn made from Artesian water ns following rates: 1,000 lbs [took, 200 Ilia a day, $10.00 25ets. por Hundred, fiOets per day. 2,000 II>s Hook, 100 lbs a day, 0.00 -30ets. per Hundred, 30cts por day. 1,000 lbs Hook ">() Mis ii (lav. .'{.."?0 35utS. per Hundred. l"*e. per day. 500 lbs Hook. 25 lbs a day, 2.5t? 40cts. per Hundred, lOets per day. 201) Iii- Book, 10 His a day, 1.00 50ot8. per Hundred, 5ets per day. ?WF~ Securo coupon book at once, as drivers uro not allowed to dolivor ie<' oxoopl for coupons. Oil a.t)d ?zttiiizeT Co. Laurens, s. C, May 7th, 1000. The Location Marked. It is conceded by lady experts in shop ping that for White Pique and all the diver sifted weaves in White Goods, Embroideries and Laces, quality and price considered, this is the place to buy. Another lot sunshades just opened from 35 cts. up at W G WILSON & CO Lauren, S. C, Juno ?, 1000. We olYer our IMMENSE STOCK of Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Hats and Shoes at greatly toducod prices. Wo bought these Groodi bofore the reoout heavy advance aifd'Cftnsavo you mousy i-f you will only give us a trial. Big Stock*of ^^^j at Hock Bottom Prices. Wo have something in this line that will suit your appotito. > Laurens Morcantio ompany* THE Pj.aok?Tonn BUILDING?formerly Todd & Hull's stand. tho Undertaking business at the old stand. COFFINS, CASKrClV. and ROBES, and HEARSE, at tho < LOWEST PRICES_s>o A oontiuuanoo of tho generous patronago hitherto extended ros pectfully solicited. KENNEDY BROS., Laurens,S. ?