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THE ADVERTISER. Subscription Price-12 Nonius, $1*60 buyable in Advance. 11. \\. BALL, Editor. Hates for Advertising.?Ordinary Ad vertisements, por square, ono inser tion, $1.00;each subscquent insertion, GO cents Llboral reduction made for large Advertisements. w. \v. Uai r.. i 'rouriotor. LAUUKNS. 8. C.i AC?. 20, 1000. Tilllliau and Uick80ll. Rev. V C. Illokson, a Baptist Minis* tor. of OnlTaoyi went down to Marion on Saturday and debated with Senator Tillman the liquor question. Tl Imaii presented his side llrst with calmness and force. Mr. Ilieksou ros|ionded with very great ability and in capital temper. Ilul tin- Sonutor had twenty minutes in reply and resorted to per sonal at tacl<-> upon various gontlomon. We quote from the S ato's report: Tillman as a parting-.hot .-.aid: ".I '". 11 em phi 11, of The Nows and Courlor, N. O. (ion/ales, of The state. J. C. Oar lington, of the Sparlanburg I lorald and A B. Williams, of the Groonvlilo News, have donoall III their pow? r to thwart the workings of the dispensary from its inauguration and that he hoi loved that they wer,-the paid agents of the whiskey trust to destroy the dlsponsary in South Carolina *' The Childs Ulli t aue* and Tillman says it frightened him. Ho hedged it off with hie Athons (On-,) law and fooled the nnli-llquor members with the suggestion that it was u tompor ance moasuro. Now the innocents when they find the "boys" with pint Masks in their pocket-. have the scales lifted irom their oyos. They renew their clamor for their Chi (Is moasuro (ttftor being fooled to the top of their bent),and tho whiskey (Dispen sary) men cry Olli ?you are opoolllg a closed question. The innocence of this world la surprising. The lamb went to lap his water in the brook and the wo f ate him tohis bones,because ho inuddh tl the wateis. Ihn the lamb was far he low the wolf on the babbling brook. In a country like ours where tho sheep are not known the innocent lamb frisks on every lawn, There should bo educational and 1 t orary enterprise. The literature of il rj State campaign , ust closed should bo put in permanent form. Here is money for some admirer of the disbanding menagerie. Then shall the Ameri can Speakers" with choice extracts from liny no and Wehster, "pale ti olr inoffeotual lire-- " Wo may now turn to International questions In wh ch it seems thai n m - tenths of mankind "re concerned. Only the m'serablo little Insignificant stat. b (as the South American and Mexico) take no chances at the Chinese grab bag. Blessed are the poor, sometimes. Senator Tillman urgod thai prohibi tion won't work?-that tho people > u) will havoliquor. Therefore the Sta e should do tho selling. Is this an age of logic and pure reason . The pig-tails seem to have golt? n enough 01 Western Lyddite shells and the lighting is about over. The trouble wlH bo with the L'owrrs in the grab game. * * Tho wise State canvassers urge 'i the liquor question will covor be si t tled until it is ".settled right." Hut who will judge?" **? The "Old Conlcd." The annual rc-union of Co. K., l i b S. C. V., was held at Itiingstot.'r church, Saturday. August IStb. Despite the dusc and hot weather quite a large crowd was present. As we stood around the stand and list. : d to tho roll call of those noble and honored veteians and heard about one answer to every fourteen names r Mi d it made a solemn and sad feeling come to our minds. When we re 11OCtod that in the early sixties one hundred a?)d forty of the uoblest and bravest niMi hood ever known, bid an affectionate farewell to homes and kindred sacredly dear to them to road just and even lay down their lives for the hoi.or of Hi dr CDuntry. which they loved so well, wo felt that they surely deserved to he honored Some of that numb, rhavc no muiiso solemn to mark their gravi', some per haps were not honored by bolng in terred ami yet Others lie peacefully un der marble statu. - the work of man's hands,but there i-, u monumentorec!cd to each and everyone of those noble horocs that time itself cannot obliter ate. Who would dare to say that any of them would have even thought of dishonoring their country. Some lie on dHTorent fields of Northern battle ground by disease and bullet--, hit thoir memory is just as sacredly kept, as if they had answered to their < aH. Wo could see the joy that those that have survived had when they m ! at this rc-unlon. While they were Die vanquished, yet they deserve no less tho palm of victory. History denies them their .laurels, thev were de nounced as rebels and underwent igno minious derision, yet 'heir very en emies, those that out-numbered th m wero compelled to admire their pa triotism. p No soldiers were known better than the South Carolina vo unteers. They went not for cowards in money or the sire of renown, but wholly through patriotism. Sometimes it appears that wo do not honor and respect those that so gal lantly fought for our oountry. Wo scarcely appreciate what they did.' Had the unbending band of K to smiled on them perhaps we could have realized it, but that docs not dclrncl one iota from their respect. They did pitbalr yory_beat, failed and all was hut. We. of the yo n. ?or generation should show our appreciation by making their re-unions as pleasant to them as possi ble, and the Incidents they have to re lato should ho equally as dear to u-. Howdolighted did they seem while relating some lively incident In which thoy scored points on the enemies. Wo should consider ourselves very un grateful if we should let a re-union pass unattended. Only a few years and all of them will have passed to tho greater re-union beyond, but their memories will still be cherished and thoir del r old war songs will stiil arouse p .triotlc inspirations and our cheek- v ill throb with admiration. The m >nument that Is bolng er clod will tho i bo fully unveiled, our South orn Hiitory, and the nohlo and pa triotic deeds will stand forth just as thoy roally occurred: justice will bo done and honor rightly conferred. I ho names of- Loe, Jackson, Stewart and other loaders followed by the truest and bravest soldiery tho world has ^ver produced shali some day have their coinpen m on in adulation. No encomium shall he wanting to any And now, dear old veterans, m iy you I havo yofc hero many re unions ami pleasant rcollectlons crowd your mind. May tho songs of ' Dixie,'' etc., be , ever siinj; in your presence, and may ' ail he thankful to a kind Providor.co ?tbat w.' have had such nobl ? prcd c a K 8ors. t VTramp, tramp, tramp, tho boy ;.re marching, l Cheer up comrades, they will come; ^And beneath the star., and bars, Pwe^ill bioathe the air again F Of free?em in our doar beloved home.-." Vkuijatim. 25 cents will buy a handsome Picture me *t S. M. * E. II. Wllkosfc Co. THE TAX KS. Laurons County Evidently Pavs Too Much. Mu. ICditok: Thanking you for iio eourtosy extended to mo In this discus* mod, I will retire with this article The only Illing I rogrot i> the personality, as I doslro no notoriety. Still I think tho present condition oi om- county af fairs doranods some thought) unu our piopl" ought to kuow our llnnnclnl con dltlon, and tho party muking such statements should do so over his own signature. Look carofullv over ihoso two tax receipts and boo if there I ? not good ground for kicking, and that pretty si rong Thoro is 600 acres of land loss in the socend rocolpt and loss porsouul prop orty, and the tax Is $4.65 hlghor. 1800. j 1,340 uet'os hind. $o,070 Porsouul, "J.;57? 8,045, 100.00 1800. $5,200 2,200 7, I'll) 111. Iii These receipts are appended to show the large Inct'ousu in taxation In tho last few years Ii appears, the plan Is, in State and County, to Inureuso the valuation on any mule, row und uori of land to tho highest notch. As this comes Individually each one will grumble and soon forget it. whore as, if tho mills were raised evot'.vbod.N would see it and there would 1)0 a ;reii oral Indignation. Ten years ago tho od let went forth, laxes would be lowered, and useless olll ees abolished And we have played thunder at it A big noise and nothing done. In reply to Mi*. Thompson. I will say: If thoro Is any tiling misleading in my statements, I am not responsible For them. All our OStlnuttCS ltl'0 taken from our ('ompi ro' lor GeilOl'lll's reports for 1000. Our Legislature has inado up those reports Tin-book siiys that Luit IV us county taxes are laid at 0 mill- to raise $;!S..",sc,: mid only two other COUI1 lit's are raising more tax money than Luurens county. Also slates intwolvo counties, the tax mills are from 3 to I mills: 25 counties tho mills run from I to 10. If we could raise$38,000 from a two mill tax. would tho mills cheapen our expenses? No. Mills are Important, but tin' amount of money they raise tire more Important'. Long, us wo arc tho third highest taxed county in South Carolina. I stand to I ho charge we il?'o spending too much money, and all the figuring our ollicltlls can <lo will not change my boliolf. There is something misleading in the estimates of 3J mills laid on our county to pay interest on rail road bonds. This will raise doublo tho amount necessary to pay the interest. I guess our county is using the balance ol this money in ordinary county expenses. As ibis inoney is assessed for LtiiilrOild debt--, it by all moans should go into a sinking rund to retire our bonds. W'M. I). SULLIVAN', August 23rd. LANf?kips I.OCaTsT Wo uro sure the honrts anil llv of every one in our community i :'< ?,' I ?-1:1ivt net! ai d llltllll fill foi after rt drouth of five \v< oka - lighlful i in has ftilien which seems to put now li:i into (?very thing. Tho farmers prospect lu \r ever for an abundant harvest this fall Is very .sorry indeed. A very interesting met ling was held in tit;- Baptist church at this place i! few Wt'i ks ;'.g<. Oer | US tor, Rev. A. Mu A. IMttman con ducted ihe services. Bapll-m took place lasl Third Suuday morning. Rev. Mr. Hueks filled his appoi l ment in Methodist Church iioTo on .Sunday to u very attentive eongre gal ion. Messrs. J. B. Johnson mid J. It. Pranks aro having nice .Iwolili ererted which will ntld much to ihe Improvement of I Ik town. Messrs*. Thomas ami Waldrop have already completed new resi dences. Our merchants are >? il doing it thriving business and wo feel wo have n little town to bo proud 1 f. Visitors have been numerous in I ho city this summor. Mrs, MuryJordon V\\.st and ehi ;it hu of Beuiiotlsville, after si nie \w eks visit in relatives have gonu to Union to visit Mr. Willie West :>inl family. Misses Estolle and Norrie (Jan non ami Mr. J. W, Oannon,of Ileld vllle, have been visiting i.i town. M v ?. Adams, of Let -v lie, is visiting her daughter, Mr . J. Y. Oooloy. Mr. Brewlon, of Ah.bamu, was tho guest of his uncle, W. IL Drumtnond for several days. He has now returned to bis home. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Lull ford, of Woodruff, visited their father's family this week. Miss Galloway hay b en vhillng M i.ss Lora Patterson. Air. Waller Welborn and family of Roanoke, Va., visited a? Mr. O. L. Lanford's not long since. .Airs. B. W. Lanford and little daughter Florrie, are visiting her sister, Mrs. G. M.Cannon at Reld ville. W. Ben Johnson and Miss ISf fio and Harvey Johnson have re turned to North Carolina. Hip Xoon. .Millions 01vc1i Away. It is certainly gratifying to the pub lic to know of one concern in the land who are not afraid to be generous lo tho needy and suffering. Tie- ;v , .; tors of Dr. Kin"'- Now Discovert, n Consumption, Coughs and Colds, havo given away over ten million trial bot tles of this great medicine and havo the satisfaction of knowing ii has ab solutely cured thousands of hopeless cases. Asthma, Bronchitis. Hoarse ne-s and all diseases of the Th oat, Chest and Lungs aro surely cured by ii. Call on Luurens Drug Company and get a free trial bottle. Regular 81zo 50 cents and 91.00. Kvory bottle guaranteed or price refunded. DISSOLUTION. The partnership heretofore oxisting betwnon tho nndorsigncd, iintier the name of s. M . & Ii, II. wilkes & Co., is this day U'ssolved by mutual consent. S' M. VVlLKKS, K. H. WlI.KKS, J, W. PKW ;rso\. Tin* undersigned having purcllllsi (1 t he interest of .1. W, Furgorson In the partnership of S. M. ,v F.. H. Wilkes ,v Co., beg leave lo inform their many friends and customers that they will continue the bttsinoSS under the firm name of S. M. fi IC. II. Wilkes, und they respect fully swlieit a continuation of your patronlagO so generously given them horotoforo, Very Respect full v. S. M . v 15. II. WlLkb3 U You Can't Go to tEo i*iii-is Exposition Von sure ought not lo miss <'.>in;' U) S. M. & 15. H, Wilkes fcCo.'s Store and see the wonderful BbUK Fl.ami: WlCK less Oil Stove they are agents for the most perfect Cooking Stove on the market, cheaper than wood, absolutely safe, no wood to buy or chop, no heat , no soot. Call to-day. Your money back if they are not as represented. spi acre.-, land, I 'ersonal. Statement of the Vote Cast at the Primary Election, Tuesday, Aug. 28th, 1900. It KCl NITS. ("oir.MVss Luuroitst . II . Hox, - -I factory Box, Luirons, 01 i n I ?,. Factory Box, (Hinten, llopowoll,. Mountvillo, - - . . Lionuo, ------- Lnnir.stou's Church, - - Ora,. I'leusaul Wouiul, - - - Cook's Store, - - ? - Siowtirl's Store, - - - Votings Store, - - - . Dials Church, - - - - Power,. Shiloh,. Womlvillo,. (J ray < four!,. LJroworton,. Tumbling Shoals, - - I'rineoton,. Tip Tup,. Daniel's Storo, - - - Waterloo, - - ? - - . Mi. LMoustini, - - - . iOkoiu,. Cross} Hill,. 1'ofnT 117 1 I I i r. -'7 29 34 I! 50 :{'.? 132 II >:? HI 11 li 10 83; 07 lo ?'?7 0 Is .)'.? 118 I. 0] 9 21 28 II 1 I 80 ;>I 18 -11953 923| Sonate. /- ? L9 22 I) ?JS Lo 0 2s Is 9 :;s L7 0 I i House of Ivoprosontativos. 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Supt, ofEd'n, o i ^ Et i ('onnt v Treasurer. a 7T ?x rJ. c 114 15 20 17 I 1 12 11 43 71 19 2H 61 26 52 21 ?II S<> A I 76 1) ji 40 1-1 25 71 12 4 2 2 1 (I (I 2 0 15 19 6 i5 IS 151 L4 L4 16 06 2<> 2 4 4 4 L270 380 51 15 3 ?* o 5 0, 2 I 6 2i I 10 lo 21 15 66 13 9 20 5 8 0 5 12 25 7 333 102 )B 178 44 27] 51 125 40! 2 5 3 2 10 3 8 2 ol 33 12! 6] 15 24 25 271 16| 11 176; 886 156 H7 48 ?14 I 8 2i 25 26 19 24 27 28 49 40 IS 57 61 21 1D7 11 36 21j 51 17| 16 J2: 1441 241 23 52| 39 16 7 8 54 33 11 57 2* 15 4 10 48 10 ?II 17 28 ill 12 12| 19 20 20 51? 108} 58 30 *S 17| ? 11 18 23 34 37i JO 27 i7| 4) 261 20| 46 1 )2 O87 748 1120! 9 0 0 0 4 2 ij 0 0 1 1 4 3 0 Hi 0 7 lo ?? 27 2 i 3 0 Lli? 1 1 O 1 0 0 1 O -1 7 11 3 0 I s 3 o| 3 ol 8 O 0 1 1 02 50 51 14 4 10 2 51 1 3 3 11 8 7 71 14 1 81 31) 80 30 81 1 SS Ml 518 ^ I ? 124' 42 161 i 20 131 41 li> 11 21 27 49 :l 1 1 L5 0 IS c IS 30 1 1 ?2 S ll 111 20 0 o 0 0 0 0 1 137 17 12| 3 4 .3 1 0 11! 1 1 12 1 I .1 L0 2i 9 92 39 HI 31 9., is 5_1 i)i;. 1)3 528 102 23 0 iq isj ll[ 2 00 Hi ? 17 10 8! Ill L9 11 2 I 9 I 18: .1 s ?21 28 501 Wo have in t received our If etil Stock of tho 4* ?T ? 1 91 in all tho latest shapos, in Call', Willow Calf ami Vioi. Those $21.50 Shoos aro oxaol coun terparts of those- sold for 1.00 at most st?r.--. They combine Style, Comfort, Quality ami Woar. We will Take Pleasure in showing thoso Shoos to you whether you wish tc buy or not. Respectfully, J. ft Winter & Bro. Laurons, s. 0., Aug. 2.s, 1000. Glenn Spring* Hotel GLENN SPRINGS, S. C. LEADS ALL OTHERS. Thero is hut one Glonu Springs, and it has no equal on tho Continent for the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Bowels and Blo<>d . Hotel Open June 1st to Oct. 1st. if^T* Cuisine and Sorvico Excellent,. Tfe Br?at?st R?snrt in tfig fi?atfi, LVM~ For Board apply to SIMPSON & 3CMP30X, Glenn Spring South Carolina. Wator $1.75 per case, bottles tj^bo returned. Wator for sale by The Lauren* Drug Co., Kennedy Bros., Dr. B. V. Posoy, Laurons, S. C. To< wator on to be so iea, and county. -'($m? [aim that tho Harris Lithia Wator is Superior to any other tho c iLitinent is claiming a groal doal, but wo can prove this by tho analysis ? .; !?? by the most noted Ohomists in Amor al so by the moat noted physicians from all parts of the Head what tlmy say: Mr. J. T. Harris, Harris Springs, S. C. Dear sir:?I have proscribed Harris Lithia Water I'rooly, in oases w hero a Lill la Water was indicated, for over soven yi nrs, and have novor known it to fail to prove highly beneficial to tho patient. I have used othof lithia| waters, but have had hotter results j from Harri \ Lithia Water than | any I have over employed in my practice, 1 regard it as a sovereign romody in Uric acid Diathesis, Gout, rhouniatism of tho kidneys and bladder, [n acute and chronic bright.'s disease, and in diabotos wo havo no remedy at our com 1 man 1 thai excels Harris Lithia Water. I have no hesitancy in saying thattllO water may be re lied upon lo givo most satisfactory rosults, and that it. is a sure, pos itive solvent of Uric acid and the unites. yours very truly, James B. Morgan, M. I)., I'rof : Chemistry and Pharmacy Mod* lo.J department of the University of Georgia. Ashovilh N. C, April 24, 1803. .\n extended clinical use of Harris Lithia Water prompts mo to tho statement that I regard it as one of the best, if not tho host, Lithia Water known to the profes sion. In the condition of Phos phat ie Urine, its action is marvel ous. Its use in the Rheumatic and Gouty Diseases affords mo more comfort than either tho Buf falo or Londonderry Waters. Very truly yours, John Hey Williams, M. 1). The Hotel at. this famous spring is now open for guests, and if you will come to the Spring and drink the water and are not benoflted or cured we will board you free. Mai Tis Hotel Company. RDITOK bAUKKNS ADVKKTISKK! As fannoi'.s wo have sadly experienced that our contract system is a failure, lending alike to demoralize the employer, a well as tho employee. Wo are awaro that any agreement must b$ equally binding <?n the pat"! of ?ho employer, a^ well a-> on the part of the employee. This is as it ought 10 1)0. No fair mindod man oi'sot Of men wish to bind any ono in a ono-slded eon tract, giving the employee all the advantage, ami all we ask is an ilgl'COinont that gives both sides equal protection, which as matters now stand Is very unequal. Who thinks it just for A to hire a man or lamih the ilrsi of January, feed and clothe him, Und feed and lodging, rent lands, buy fertilizers, and make ar rangciucuts with his factor for money or prov isions and clothes for the year, and when Spring time comes your man or family become disstltisliod and leave you to the mercy of what? .Instice. I heat* some one say as. over a 'phone in poor condition and in the heat of the day. Try tin law! Now. Mr. Kdilor, we poor farmer-, have lost so many bills of goods, purchased for parties as above described, lost rent, crops, etc.. 10 furnish the eoitniy laborer.-, to keep up tho chain-gang, to work the high ways of the county, is it wonderful that we have cried out tor a two-sided con tract law? I for one. Mr. Kdilor, want to know plainly and unmistakably where I -land in t he premises. The above described conditions apply to field laborer-, and wages hands, I have found to my sad experience (hat there is an other class of laborers, known as do mestic female laborers, who have no provision of enacted law to on force their contract. Now. Mr. Editor, I have a^ high regard for tho female sex as any man. and I think the farmors gen erally ha ve t he same high regard for them and I cannot soo why it is not ^is just to punish them for failure to discharge their domestic obligation. Some one says that there is nothing de pendent upon a cook, washer-woman, milker, etc.. to leave their employer. How about dependencies or obligation in the case you have a cook and your wife is an invalid or you have sickness in the fami'y. Doesn't it appear at once that there is as much, if not more, dopcndlng on t his class ol laborers.than on Held hands? I will say in behalf of our noble solf-sacrilicing over-work-d women, that if tie- lords of creation have not the proper regard for them in procuring not n despotic law, but one of just ice and mercy to enforce the con tracts with their hired help. Stud) men ought to bo prohibited from hav ing wives to attend their domestic wants. Another evil we have to complain ol. Is the pernicious habit of advancing inonc,> on contracts. To ob viate this evil, wo ?night to enact a law, requiring that the date on which contracts arc indexed in the Clerk of Court's Ollleo, that the rst indexed contract shall lake precedence overall other contracts, and that there shall ho no legal recourse o> recover moneys ad vanced on contract-:. As to the punish ment ol tho violators oi contracts by farm laborers and doniOStic laborers, the punishtnen' sliall be the same, and both commensurate to the uncxph-cd time not worked out on the contract at the t line ol \ iolation II \ .W.Y. Clinton, s. C-. August 21st. 170 Hall Racks 80 Inches high, with 18 x in French Hovel Plate Mirmr, nil guaranteed Oak, handsomely carved, nobbed and p >'?'? ilu d. Only $10.50 at S. M. & E, II. Wllkos <v Co There is more ? atarrh in this sec tion of the country than all Other dis eases put. together and until the last few years was sup|fosed to be incura ble. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a locnl disease and pre scribed local remedies, and by con -taut ly failing to cure with local treatment pronounced it Incurable. Science has proven catarrh to bo a constitutional disease, and therefore roqulros constitutional treatment, llaii's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F.J. Cheney .v Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. II 1$ taken internally in doses from lo drop- ton toaspoonfui. It acts directly on tho blood and mucous sur? faces of the system. They olTer one h lind rod dollars for any case it fails to cure Send for circulars and testi monials. Addroos, F. .1. CIIFN EY .v CO., Toledo, < > . Sold by druggists, 75 cents. Hall's Family Fills are the best. College oi'Charleston, CIIARIjKMTON, s. f. Pounded in 1 785? board In the Col lego Dormitory, in cluding (urnlsho I room ami light.--, can be obtained at * In a month Tuition, f hi session, payable in two Instalments. Ono sonoalrshingiving free tuition is assigned to 0A0I1 county of South Caro lina, the holder to be app anted by the County Supt. of Rduoation and tho JUDGti of PltOHATE, All candidates for admission are permitted to compete for Boyco Scholarship, which pays f l.'ii) a j ear. Strong faculty; woll cqilippod chemi cal, physical nud ami biological labora tories; observatory, library of 14,000 volumes: and the linest museum of natural history in the South. Elective courses leading to the de grees of It. A. ami M. A. For catalogue, illustrated circular and Inlormatloii in full address, HARRISON RANDOLPH, President. From Washington How a Littlo ttoy Was Sfivod. Wtl hhi loll, I >. C? " When our boy wa- nboul it> months old ho broko out with a rush which was thought to bo measles. In a few days ho had a ?W?lling on the left side ejj ids neck and it was decided to he UrffhlpS. lie was :;iv !ii medical uttendnneo for ahoid throe weeks when the doctor said ii was scrofula and ordered a salve. He wanted to lance (he sore, hul 1 would not let him and continued giving him medicine for about four months when the hunch broke in two places and became a running sore. Three doctors said it was scrofula and oach ordered a blood medicine. A neighbor told ine of a case somewhat like our baby's which was cured by Hood'.- Snrsaparilla. 1 decided to give it to in, boy and in a short while his health improved ami hi- neck healed BO nicely that I stopped c/ivin</ him the medicine. The sore broke out again, however, whereupon I again gave him Hood's Sarsaparilla and its persistent use has accomplished a com plete euro. I do not think there will bo even a scar hit. I canted speak too highly of Hood's Sarsapai ilia and 1 rec ommend it i ?ci v where 1 pet a chance." Mas. NKTTiK CiiAsf;, 47 K .St., N. K. Like Magic. " A complication of troubles, dys pepsia, chronic catarrh and inflam mation of the stomach, rheumatism, etc., made me miserable, Had no appetite until I took Hood's Sarsapa rflia. wide acted like magic. I am thoroughly cured." N. 11. Seklkv, 1874 VVcsi Ulli Avc, Denver, Col. If you h vi" failed to pet relief from other rein, dies try Hood's Sarsapa rilla. It cures when all others fail, because it is Peculiar to Itself. IIloud Cure Sent Tree. By addressing Blood Halm Co., 885 Mitchell Street, Atlanta, Chi., any of our renders may obtain a sample bottle of the famous B. li. B.?Botanic Blood Balm, tho groatest, grandest, best and strongest Blood Remedy known, l tires when all elso fails, pimples, ulcers, scrofula, eczoma, boils, blood poison, eating sores, dis tressing skin eruptions, cancer, catarrh, rheumatism. Free modi eal advice included, when de scription of your troublo is givon. This gonorous offer is worth while accopting Sample bottlo sent, free, ail charges prepaid. Large bottlos, (containing nearly a quart of medicine) for sale l>y all druggists at $1.00 per bottle. B. B. B. \a away ahead of all other Blood Remedies for curing Spring Blood Humors. Try B. B. B. this spring. TIIIO UNIVERSITY OF , NORTH CAROLINA. THE HEAD OF THE STATE'S EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM. Throe academic courses loading to I >ogreos. I Professional course- in Law, Medi cine ami Pharmacy* Summer School for Teachers. I Scholarship- and \ Loanslo Needy. TUITION sou. ) Prco Tuition to Can \ didates lor Ministry. ( Minister's Sons and \ Teachers. 512 students bosldos 101 in Summer School. 38 tea, hers in the faculty. For catalogues and information ad d ress F. I'. VENA RLE, President, Chapel Hill, N. C? Dr. Hoffe E. Rushes, Offices Todd Hulkllng, Phone 75; and Cotton Mills Store, Phone 100. Specially proparod for Examin ing and Treating disoasosof Byo, Ear, Throat and Nose. BALL, RIMKIlTs & IS A 1,1,, Attorneys at haw, Laurkns, South Carolina. We practice In all Slato and Unilrd States Courts. Special attention given nollootions. K,' Pnrtios desiring to buy or soli Factory, Hank and other Stock, bonds, 0t0.,0r real estate may consult W. W. Ham.. Several town lots for salo. Salos of lots on monthly installments nego tiated. NOTICE The law requires all obstructions to he removed out of all streams in the county in the month of August of each year. Land owners will please attend to this matter ami greatly oblige, tl. P. ADAIR, Supervisor, L, C? SUMME? days are HER E! The Outing Season brings its quota of necessary items, Whether you arc going to the Mountains or the Seashore it docs not matter sc long as one's wardrobe is selected in good taste. Nothing is in belter form for these occasions than the Duck or Crash Skirt and Shirt-waist. The number of styles and variety of patterns, and extremely low prices render Our two-piece Suits exceedingly popular IFor $2 BO Von can obtain a linen crash skirl with apliqued front and a white lawn shirt-waist with four rows of insertion and innumerable tucks, the two for $2.50. At proportionate figures, many selections may be made. IL AUKENS COTTON MILLS STORE. D. H. WADS WORTH, Manager. T. N. Barksdale bogs to announce that he lias added to Iiis business a fully equipped and well-appointed line of ~4 Farjer/ai Sii$>jolies. A handsomo HEARSE has been pure ha sod. In the conduct of funerals, good taste and judgment will govern ami patrons are promised efficient and prompt sorvieo. A vory largo stock of Caskets, all prices and sizes, kopt on hand T. 1S(. Barksdale. ^MP"* East-side of Public Square gj&~ The stuck of funeral supplies is kept on tec lloor with Mr. Hark-, dale's line of vehicles. Mr. R. 1'. Mllam has general charge of these depart inents and calls, day or night, Sundays and week days, will have instant attcn tion. At nights or Sundays, Thone Mr. Milan's rcsldonoo. SPECIAL Id-Summer SALE. For the next Thirty Days WE offer you an opportunity to supply your wants in Summer Goods that you cannot afford to miss. Colored Organdies at 10 and 12.J j?the regular ten conts kind. cents, worth 1 <. and 20 cents. 1. <? .. wi ? . . - 1 .1 ' ?' Crash lor Skirts at ? cts., worth Colored Lawns at JJJi cent?can't j 8 cents. beat it for 5 cents. wi ?* 11 1 a 1 . .... White bed Spreads at Ott COlltfl Yard-wide Pnrcals at 6 1-2 conts I cheap at $1.25. Abb SILKS FOB SHIRT WAISTS GO AT ACTUAL COST. Ladies' ready-wear Skirts and Waits cut to lit you, ai d the price cut to lit your purse. Pay us a visit and take your Summer out ing on the money you will save. THE HUB Under Bendel la hotel. (