The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, March 13, 1901, Image 2

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TUE ADVERTISER. Subscription Prlco?12 Months, $1.50 Payable in Advance. H. >V. BALL, Editor. Rates for Advertising.?Ordinary Ad vertl80raentS| per squnro, ODO inser tion, $1.00-, each subsequent insertion, 50 eents. Liberal reduct!~T. made for largo Advertisements. W. W. Bai l, Proprietor. LAU REN Si S. ('., Mar. U, 1901. Tbc Anderson Grand Jury. The Anderson Grand .Jury reported to Judge Honet on ttie labor contract Sensation in that county. There seems to havo been a full investigation and some pai'.los, Wealthy people and their agents are recommended to be Indioied for false Imprisonment and HSsaults. The indictments will come on to be tried at tho .Juno term of the Sessions Court. The roport Is moderate, very, in terms, and tho work seems to havo boon bravely done. Tho action of tho Grand Jury proves a heallhly public sentiment in Anderson county und damns the effort of " Yellow Jouri al ism" which would make, iho conduct ot a few bad parties represooatlvo of a great community. One J. J. < illmer.a magistrate, seems to havo been engaged in a wholesale business of small and mean eases, and pocketing the fcos that belonged to the county, lie bad appropriated the fees in III eases from October '90 to .inunary 1001, and it Seems he had cases in which he turned In the fees. Assuredly unless this follow had a monopoly of the criminal prosecutions Anderson must bo in a bad way. Judge Benet complimented the Grand Jury upon their admirable discharge of a duty that tested their manhood. *** Our financial Out-hook. Our renders will recall our announce ment that .fif>,oo() of our matured it. it. llouds were negotiated by Supervisor Adair at 44,refunding Bonds bearing 7 per cent, por annum. Tho transaction was completed on last Thursday, Su pervisor Druiumond receiving 115, 444.'.?() for the now Bonds, dated Feb ruary 1, 1001, and due at 30|years and cancelling $15,000 of " per cent. Bonds. An Atlanta party takes tho new Bonds rikI was represented by Mr. W. II. Riehey, while Supervisor Drummcnd was represent cd by Messrs. Simpson iv Cooper, bevonty-llvo thousand dollars mature within two years and there is no question but thoy may ho refunded on equally good terms. Since tho building of tho several roads, tho basis of the debt, taxable property in tho county has nearly doubled. With the refunding of tho existing bonds at a reasonable interest, it win ba practica ble to provide a sinking fund and at an oarly day havo our county financially In an enviable condition, in the mean while it is a matter of congratulation that we are lloatlug our bonds at the same rate of tho State of South Caro lina. Tho Poor lie with us Always. in the closing hours of the 6(tih Con gress, when Talbort, Latimtsr and Kl liott were buttling for tho miserable pittance of a quarter of a million for our Exposition, Payne, of Now York, the leader Of a robber band, the llo publican majority, twitted them upon the poverty of our State. How olse but poverty could be our lot with every man North of Mason and Dlxon's lino for a hundred years a thief and gorg ing upon our earnings. John Randolph, a patrician and gontlomanly Virginian, was tho first to announce to the South tho thieving propensities of tho New Englandersand our sure Inheritance of poverty. Ho understood tho Yankees Dy instiiut, and in words of lightning warned his countrymen. Tho great West, was settled mostly by Europeans, but they got their inspiration from the Yankees and like pro luces like. Now England, however, has produced ono gentleman- Daniel Webster. The fact is inexplicable, anomalous, paradoxi cal. It is sad to think that Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey anil West Vir ginia have pnlloil out from among us, but there is consolation: when wo con clude to swing a vagabond there is no way to stop us. That Wd can still enjoy a lynching in a proper case, is about the only privilege left US. Tho times appear out of joint and tho twentieth century does not give prom ise of dovelike poaoo Tho indications point to a rather "strenuous lifo" and tho promotion of Toddy Roosevelt to high political position is not tho least sigdiiicaot. It is not unlikely that Cubi's relations to this country will mako trouble ; tho Cubans uro restive and Uncle Sam will not hesitate to play the wo f incident with the lamb. Tho Nioaraugua Canal and the Clayton Rulwer Treaty keep England and tho 1'nltod States with ugly faces; Russia Is settling down in North China and in the teeth of the other I'owora, and along the Danube rumors of commotion come with warlike tendencies.Certainly the indications point to a "strenuous'' opening of the now century. * * ? The press is indulging speculation as to the secret, ot Speaker Henderson's violent opposition to the Charleston appropriation. Why not set it down to natural meanness and get rid of the speculation? If a wolf invade the fold and steal a lamb why go about to philosophize. The beast has his bent and is built that way. *** The Charleston people are not wail ing, as it were, over spilt milk. The Exposition will come olf in due season ami he a glorious success. (Jmplll What's a matter of a quarter of a mil lion ? * A "Court of Honor," a most gor geously urn ate structure, was erected on Pennsylvania Avenue for the pas sago of the McKinley procession on inauguration Day. it was not intended other than a structure for the day. & * As the 5(1 tb Congress flickered, Hon. Marion Boiler, of N. (I. introduced a Bill, making the salary of a Congress man $7,5(Mi instead of $6,000. Mr. But ler now out, must hope to return. # * * Tillmuii hai been interviewed and approves Judge Bonot's and the An derson county's Grand Jury's course. And it is something to havo Tillman at your back, "don't-you-know." A Night ol Terror, "Awful anxiety was felt, fortho widow of tho bravo General Burnham, of Maehias. Me., when tho doctors said sho could not live till inoruiog" writes Mrs. s. H. Lincoln,a who attended her that foarful night. * "All thought sho must soon die from Pneumonia, but sho begged for Dr. King's Now Discovery, Having It had 111 or J than one ? saved her lifo, ami had cured her of Consump tion. After three small doses, sho easily slop- all night, and its further uie completely cured her." This mar? vellous modieine is guaranteed to eure all Throat, Ohest ami Lung Diseases. Only 50 cents and $1.00. Trial bottles free at Laurent Drug Co. C0L0RK0 BOY LEFT HOME, Wlliio Cammon, 1.1 years old, dark mulatto, lof.thc promises of the un dersigned, bis guardian, Christinas Week and is understood to bo near Greenville All parson's aro warned against harboring or employing him. JuiKiK ELMORB, Huntington, Laurons Co. The Exposition. Big hearted Carolinians will stand hy tho State and Charleston. Hero are samples of the sympathy aroused hy Congressional stiabhyni s<: The following letter, which has the right ring to it, was received by Mr. Ilemphili, Irom Mr. Richard Lathers: Tine Forest Inn, March ti, IDOL To tho Editor of Tho News ami Cou rier: Raise the fund which Congress refuses you by popular subscription at once. 1 send you $100 by mail. Yours truly, Richard Lathers Tho Hon. I). S. Henderson, ol Aiken, wrote tho following satisfactory com munication, which, when read last night, brought many words of com mendation : A ikon, March 5, 1001. Capt. F. w. Wagener, President Charleston Exposition, Charleston, H. C?Dear Captain* I bad not thought Up to this time that it was necessary that the people of the Ma e at large should BUbSOribO to tho enterprise, but now it seems to mo not only proper, but in tho line of duty. To that end 1 enclose mv check on the Hunk of Aiken for $100. f wish I could make it $1,000. You must tako no step backward, but rather movo forward with increased vigor. The manly letter of my es teemed young friend, Mr. William Henry Parker, Jr., In this morning'". News sod Courier has the right ring about it. Self reliance and Immediate action will causo friends to rise up for the gook you have In vlow. Yours mo?. ' ruly, D. S Henderson. The following telegrams speak for themselves: Greenwood, S. C. Mar. 7, 1001. John II. Averlll, Director Genera', Charleston, S. C.: We, citizens of Greenwood, desire that tho Exposition shall be carried out to a most success ful termination and wo hereby pledge ourselves to uid It in all ways which lie In our power. We say to tho man agement, go ahcud and novcr give up the ship. W. L. Durst, Thomas U. Leo, J. M. Galoes, w. G. Gambrell, s. II. McOee, .1. T. Simmons, Davlc' Aiken, W. F. Daniel. A. Rosenburg , J? K. Duret, D. A. l\ Jordan, R. M. Hays. ? Columbia, March 7, 1001. J. H. Avorill, Charleston, S. C: Don't be discouraged. South Carolina and Charleston, together with sympa thizing States will uiako tho Exposi tion a grand success and a credit to ('harleston. T. S. Bryan. Columbia, S. C. March 7, 1001. Col. J. H. Averlll, Director Coneral, Charleston, S. C. : Don't allow action of Congress to stop Exposition I will be one of fivo hundred men to take $000. start to raise $1250.000. Wllio Jones Teachers' Association. Editor advertiser: The Lau rens County Teachers' Association mot in the Court House, 8uturday, March 9, 1001. The mooting was called to order by President J A. Maddon. In the absence of the Secretary, B. y. CulberLson was appointed pro tern. The business matter pertaining to borrowing monoy by tho county authorities lo pay teachers* claims came up for consideration first. Superintendent C. P. Brooks stated the steps taken by tho County Board and announced that ar rangements would be effected in a shoit while to mako payment monthly. A lesson in denominate numbers conducted by J, B. Wat kins was participated in by nearly every teacher present. Several interesting methods of teaching denominate numbers wero pre sented and discussed. A majority of the class favored n complete analysis of all work,requiring the pupil l i state clearly on the board every step in the operation, and tin ii to give intelligently an oral explanation of his work. Every teacher seemed to bo eager for the best method. Miss Mary Heliums then con ducted a lesson in percentage, giv ing her plan of presenting this sub ject to children. Miss Mary has decidedly correct views of school room work and knows how to make study interesting und pleasant to her pupils. During those lessons soveral novel devices of illustrating arith metical principles wero advanced by different teachers. Tho three river device of illustrating the principle of changing from one weight to another impresses us us deserving special mention, because of its peculiar merit. This was given hy Prof. B. Y. Culbortson, who bus used it to advantage. Rev. VV. B. Duncan was then in troduced. Mr. Duncan had been invi'ed by the Executive Commit too lo make tin address at this meeting. His subject was; "The Toucher as a Man-maker." He showed that (Jod hud made but one man (Adam) complete, that everything in the universe is a fac tor in making a perfect man, and that the teacher is tho greatest of these factors. Ho Impressed the thought that, as the teacher has the mental training of the child, ho must necessarily effect tho moral, because of tho close connec tion bet Ween tho two natureti. The Speaker emphasized tho fact that the impress of tho teacher's char acter will be indelibly stamped up on the pupil's life, and exhorted the lor hers to guard well the In fluence exerted. The address was full of valuable instruction, clearly illustrated, and was well received. The ill inks of the Association were tendered Mr. Duncan for Iiis Interesting address, and a motion was made and adopted by a rising vote electing him an bononary member of the Association. On motion in ide und udopted, Supt. 0, F. Brooks wa* appointed 1 lo ask the county papers to dovote a portion of their space to educa tion, und, if granted, to act as editor of a Teachers' Column. This was the most interesting and important meeting tho asso tlon has enjoyed for somo time, and we are sorry that many of our teachers were absent. _ W. I?. C. Cold Steel or DOatll ? ?'There is but one small chanco to savo your !Po and that is through an operation," was the awful p'ospoet set before Mrs. I. B. Hunt, of Limo Ridge, Wis., by hc-r doctor after vainly try ing t) CUM her of a frightful case of stomach trouble and yollow jiuo diec. 11o didn't count on iho marvcl lous powt r of Electric Bitlors to cure Stomach and Liver troubles, but she heard of i', took sevon bottlos. was wholly cured, avoided surgeon's knifo, now weighs more and fools hot ter than ever. It's positively guar anteed to eure Stomach, Liver and Kid noy troubles and nevor disappjints. I'r ee 50 cents at Lauions Drug Co. IMOtTCE, NOTICE! We have established at tho Palmetto Drug Co. a Book Depository. All par ties Wishing to buy or exchange book-, can get them at the list price. Cu.vs. F. Brooks, O. a. E. The following statistics of Theodore Roosevelt are of Interest at this time : Height ? Five feet eight inches. Weight- One hundred ami eighty live pounds. Chest Measurement Forty-two in ches. Collar?No KM (Hoves ?No k. Hat?No 7*. Shoe?No. WK He is forty-two years of age. Here are some interesting statistics about the personal side of William Mc Kinley: Height l ive feel seven and one-ball inches. Weight?One hundred and seventy live pounds Chest Measurement?Forty-two in ches. Collar No. |(l. Glove?No 7 *. Hat 74. He was II' y-eigbt years of age on January -Jutli last Richmond Times The story goes that a great Divine in thio State, who was a dyspeptic nnd hadn't enjoyed nsquare meal in years, was asked by a rosy, well fed and (.lump Parson: How much do you weigh, Dr? How much do I weigh? Men are weighed by their intellect and moral worth, not valued like beef for j their avoidupoi*. for sale here Palmetto Drug Co. Mr. W, Perrj Nob'es < f Sui dy Platt lied on the i?tii inst, nt his home after i short il nes*, aged 08 yosrs. Ho had plight stroke of pa"slys?Is ins*, week when on his way to tliveiivill- , wh'oh cause 1 bin to re'.urn home und wh'ch ?oon ended in dc.ith Mr. NobVf an ex-Confederate sold lor, mi served in tho Sljctcoath rcgimeot. Ue was a Bueco*6ftil fsrmoraod ha I many friends In the county.?Greonvl le N i*s. I ho library spirit , in Pouth Curolhin i-? receiving i'SOflh f support from wo men and tho women's clubs. 11 aides I innen-, a number of other ol i<-- a e founding libraries, which at o oitln r foun !ou or manag il by the club*. - Among the towns of tho I'lodmoi t tion so b* eased are Spartunbut'?, ( bos tor, Seneea ami Anderson, while the Orangoburg club is doing Hie Bamo work for in home. "|\storing the homo lib ary." rretj tenth recurring in the sto y of each SfJte club, slow-, wh'oh way the ui d blows. Croon vide New ??ion Howard $100. Tlie reader* of this paper will be pi oared lo learn that there is at lotst ? one dreaded disease that science hu? ' been i?b'e to cure in a I its singes a: il i i)i t Is Catarrh. Hull's C.ttnrrh Cure I s the only pos't'vo cur" n )w known Iti the m?*d pal fraternity. ('nti<rrb being a cons' i i n t Ions I disease, requires a I constitutional treatment. IIa'.'- Ca i trrh (Jure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood ami mm-ous I surfaces of the system, 'thereby de stroying the foundation of the discus", (aril giving the patient strength by building up the const tution and ac Iglstlnp nature in doing i s work The I proprietors have so much fa'tb in i'>, eura'i.e powers that ihty PlTer One ! Iluodrod Dollars for iniv eofo that it ifiils to cure. Send for list of tcsti ? inonlals. Address, P. J. CHKXF.Y ? C<>., Toledo, O. Sold by drucglst?. 76c, Hall's Family Fills are the bo?t. W'ANTKI) VOU to order JOUt' whis key for "p'-rsona1 use"' from Cooper Farming Distillery Co.. IJrevard, N. C. Corn wh'skey from *1 Gfi to $2 00 per gallon: vessel included Kvo from $2 15 to $3 15. Peaoh brandy *:2<;.r>. Ap ple $'J. 15 per gallon. A. !?'. COOPKIt, President OA.STO IX I ./V . Beam the 11,9 Kind You Hate Always Bought sier - ?^^? money ! TO HE MAD ON I.OXti T15IR and easy terms. Secured bv Mo ?;?_f:?^e c ii Improved Farms. Apply lo C. I). l'.AKKSDAIj:. Laurens, s. c Dr. Ilolfo E. IlllgllOS, C^TOnicein Dial Hloek aver Pal metto Drug Store. Specially prepared for Examin ing and Troating diseases of Kyo, Kar. Throat and Noso. nirs, ad?iwis Too Busy Marking Goods?LOOK for Ad next Week. j^cad TrjisT It will interest yon. We are receiving daily our stock of rt$wtin&? (toil embracing everything in DRY GOODS, Notions, and Millinery usually kept by up to-date stoic. Our Stock lias been se lected with care ami we have secured souk* excep tional values, in the various lines, which we oil jr at prices that will please you. Call and see for yourselves. Wo guarantee satisfaction or return your money. Prompt and polite attention to all, whether you buy or not. RoHpeet fii My, -* the hub Under Bon Delia Hotel. NORTH CAROLINA WHISKEY- BRANDY ^ Direct from Distil Lor to Consumer ^ Savin* Mlfldletnon'd Profit?. Write for Prices. f J. H. WOOL LEY, C+iERRYVILLjE, rj. C. a r 3 The Most p 3 Uai...i..i> iiii.i ' H I'onnl.tr Girl 2 In "tho County. W\ >j r j n Vote for the girl you like besi p y in tlio county to receive tlx' ft iKotidng-cliair r 'j now <>:: exhibition at s M ,\ r. ?j 11. WUkos. r. j r, j n g Mtss.g ;j r rrrrrr.r.rr.n rrr.rnrrn a a a a a El a Tili-. ViiVKUTiKl-nt will g \ to the young 1.1 !y In l.uitr.tH e nicy getting the greifo*i number of volos t1 e rook* lug-chi if now mi cxhll UUni at IV lk s' st?re? The <? it <?-; will e!o*o on tho afternoon ol \: j ?Sth and tin: result will be am oiluceil in tho pap. r of Weil- | nestlay, .May :"!?.!>. At the top of the colli in u appears a printed ballot with a b'unk spacoin which Hi1 name of tho girl von wish to vol.* b?r in iv bo written in Ink or pen cil. Olip this hallo' ii'ul Iura! ii or si ml It U> Till'. AOVHUTISKlt Olllo ' by mail Any pur?on iu;?> vote Ms many ? f these bttl Ols ms ho chorea and persona liv ing oat ei ihe COUrrty may vote, bat the young ladies voted for must be resi dents of t>i? eoun'y. This does not. ox clud i glrD who i?o teinporjr ly absent at scbo d. The ballots can bo saved and voted altogether or cu'h week as it suits the voter. TllK ADVKHTISKU print* eaeh week about tl tj pap rs wh'oh are for sale and a < i:o - tit lo subcri'icrs. These papers may be bought for live cents each now as heretofore, but no or tiers for extra papers outside of those will bo recoivod. Therefore the voting wii! hi- practically confined to regular subscriber and Ihn i er on wl o subsorib s n \ will have that many more opp>.r u i les t<) vote. No one in any ivji ?, ett'd with Till*. AOVr.UTISCU Wl I he a lowed to vote. Hm:i week ti i . > of tho young ladies voted fori ml H ?? number of votes will bo published, l will be a good idea lo begin jo r voting next week. TllK VOTINO CONTKST Oth WKKKi Miss AI ehr \| I 0|, .4:1 " IJo.-a l'iil e . .53 " Laura VtthCo,. ? ?' \nnlo < 'opi land, . l " Lyd e Mil:, r,. 1 I'. (?sie l Irown,. I aura Wright.!?"> '? Ijlar.ch I- ulli r,.\ \ ?? II. .1. I.aney,.7 1 '? 1 .Hielte i Uli he,. 2 Louise I lichoy,. i " I '.va Knlgln.55 N nnlo (hirry'j. I " Claudia Cop?hind,. " Mamie. Sue Wharlon,. . ?"> " Lutte .tones,. I '? Maggie I Ml him,.27 Maggie Uarksdule. I " Margie Sullivan..117 ?? Dora i Inker.22 " .It ssie Hill. :t " Luhi lloyco,. ?"> '? I Varl Sol ivan. I " Kminii l.lu Igotis,. ?', ?? Mai lo Kern,.24 ?' llotl e Dr.iinloll.82 ?? l.il i Hurt. I " Lvdhi Jerry.*J5 " < da lilakoly. 2 " Laura Walkor,.1 ? .Meta Smith .Ill " < lotavi i llollams, . . 211 Li/'/.lo Carter,. 8 Vaughn t Irltton, . 1 " Mollio Thompson.II '? K !.-. Kay Tongue,.IH 1 " Clara Sv:it. I I " Sara Heeks,. 8 We have sold I Is of overcoats", but we llHVO a few h It and t ? keep from carrying them over we will sell thorn at -.'.ay down prices. ? Davis. K?per ? (Jo You Might as Well . have the best laundry work V ?it cost no more than SC A cond or third rate work, und you save Ihe wear und tear t of your linen. It s possible ? you ilou'I k now va hieb laun .i, dry docs the host work, 11 T yon will U i its have your ? bundle next week wc will j convince you. Wc will lake Vi pleasure in calling for und .% delivering your work. You will like our method ol ? cleaning that soiled suit. Wc don't charge much either. b.VUKKNH LAUNDItV ( t). 300 I-:. Main St. Hollo! No (JO. For Sale Henl tistato in ami Near Hie City of Laurcns, I louse and one-half Acre lot on Main Street, one-hall mile from public Squnt'O, House ha* seven rooms. House and Fifty Acres, on Main Street, one mile I com public 8(|UUro. I louse has sev en rooms. Will sell as a who o or in lot< >o I its properly the 0 an* six lots of about two acres o.?eh, fronting on Man StroO1, ranging in pi ice t oni #150 <?'.' to 4500,00 Sin ?11 lot on Main Street, West of .nd adjoining Cblldress' slablos. O'i? I lie dnil a d Six y /\eres with fi Id on Main .street one mile from ijiiare. One Handle, and Sixtj-six Acres on Greenville roftd partly within City line's. Four Hundred Acros at Lisbon, Lau rens I'Olinly, set in hormudn grass and will make a line Lock '.'arm. Lots . n Fast Main street have been gol I Special ait -ntlon i ? called to t no lo s on ?v< t Main. Tho o are tho most desirable lots In the oily and contain I from two 'o Hvo Aor is, SIMPSON & COOPER, Attorneys at Law, Laurons, S. C. Kill I M U ISM CAT iKUH, ARE BLOOD DISK VSKS t'l'KK FKI.E. it Is the deep-seated obstinate cusos of C'rttttiTuh or Hhoumutlsm that B. D. Ii (Botin io Blood I till ui) ?*n ro?; If doc tors, sprays. llnlin?nts. medicated air, Mood purifiers have fulled B. B. Ih thains out the speellc poison In the blood that causes Ithoumutlsm or Ca tarrh, making n perfect euro If yon btivo piirsor aebos In borfes, join's or back, swolh a glands, tainted I rc.it h. noises In the bond, dischurg s of inueuous, uleeration of the incinbran*'8, Mood th n. pot easily tired, U treatment with 11. B. H will stop every symptom by making the Mood pure and rich Druggists$1.00. Tr'al treatment freo by addrosslng BLOOD BATjM Co., Atlanta. Ga. Desei'ibo trouble and free inodlcnl ndvloo given. OASTOH. X?.I Bonre the You \\m Always Boufjt NOTICE, Tho imdnrslga, id has c m pie ted n cot to ? s ed pi n*rr t lull wil luri down an\ thine of the kind Cat Iimk >>ecu put on the mm \<< t. This pbin'or Is tlio re iult of msny. tci s Mud'-. I h:ivo been connected with the planter business for twenty-live yenrs and feel FIlMrfl d that the machine that I now propo o build injr i- us nonr complete ns possible, short, compact and du?*abl?. The plant In? p-'r*. can easllv detached from p'ows, Yon thru h* ve a pood harrow or covr'nu p'ow, a'l iron. Ihn' :? mule cannot break Can bo examined on ?ipiare by nny ono Interested In a good planter. l >. I<\ Balkntink, Ltinrens, s. c. State of SonT; Carolin?, ('OUNTY < >K I.AUH r'.-v'S. 11) th ? ?''?in t of i Piedmont Saving (lompany, I 1 Intl IT Owens, Dofendxnt. ii !'.< as. Investment ..uiin-l .1. M. Pursuant to tho i ? r n >l tho Court in the nb'ivo stated ? ? ? n. I will po'I at p M e oVery. a? 1..?- oiirt lllMlfO, on Sslo'day hi \ii ? > ?. <t the ucunl hour of sale, |bn '? I ?? ug described ! p i iii'-e . in w'r: 'I i al !o*. of hind in i lie- i own of i i " s 11111, fronting on Mil in Street, twenty-two 22) feet, and running bnek tlmrcfrom sixty 00) I feet, b muded by lots of .1. <' Hiitchin ; son, e-t ite of .1. ?'. McGowau. Mrs K. j It GranI und Main street, being lot I c invoj ol t ? I M. Ow. ns by ?I. <'. J Hnteh n on, Milfoil I. l^iis. "i\ r?s One hii'f e i b and h-tlnucc on :?. ered l id one yo'ir fnmdn'oof *alo, w'th iife ? t on cretli'. portion at sev* ?i per cent uud i mortgugoof the preinl to* rohl: the buildings to bo In sured In a s'lm i (pial *>o the mortgage ? d< bt and policy assigned *o 'ho Sheriff. ! If the terms .',-e net complied with the proinisi s will bo rc'o'd on the enme ! or from ? FUhsequent Sales ay at ? i 1< of foi Ill 'f |i!|i ehn- ?'. ell the santO lOI'lltS a- above I'orohascrto piy for stamps a- d papers. T. .1. i ?i i K KTT, Sheriff for Lnurctis Count v. Mnich I?, 1001 - I'. Slate of South Carolina, COUNTY OK fiAUBK.NS, I-i the Courl of Common Plen?. I ; P i dm Oll I Savings ami Investment Company, Plaintiff, nguiiist .1. .\|. Owen' and A. D.Owenf, Defendants. Pur-mini to tho deer o of ? he Court in the ahovo stated action, I will sdl at public on lory at Iviiircns Court i llo s??, on ShlosdllV in April n xl.at I il.o >? nal hoi.- o( sale, the following ! deseribod promises to wit: 'rini lot ol land In the town ol c.ro-> Hill, con taining one 11 Rero nine or lo?>, bo glnniiv/at corner of Mufoii Hill's lot on Main Street: then up Main Street tbir.y-livo "?'>' yards: thon Hast to o <k t reo at corner of pines: then In a sra'ghl lino to Mason Mill's line; hound d by Mu n Street and lots of Ma s >n I (ill and Susan V. Simp on, being o' conv \ ed by Sil t in 'S'. >>i n|i on S ?p iember Jl. . '\\ rms Ono-half t ho purebus ? money cash, bihmee on a credit ol one year from date ol S'llO'Cl' "dit portion to hear intorofl at sovon per cent, and to be Rocured by mortgage of tho premises, hui Id insrs to he iosiitv d in sum p<| r*al to mortgage debt aid pule? assigned io Sh? riff. If iho terms nr.- not i- implied with the pop-rty will le resold on same or fomo subsequent Sale-day on the stimo terms as a novo, at the risk of the former purchaser. I'urohasor to pay for pap is and si imp . T. .1. DUOKKTT, Sheriff of l.aureus c unity; March 11, 11)01. uno UK- '???swwwMsanniiTiiLixnniBHN Tlio Kntcring Wedge 'I'm your consideration is evn irally tho cost, though cost should always be rolntivo to value to boa fair tost. The lumber wg soil may not always bo t he cheapest in price, l>ul it's always choapost in the long run, bocauso wo give the best, value. Thoroughly kiln-driod,pro> porly sawe(l und planed, you'll lind it "matohos" well, and will ho h lifo-loug source of Hntisfae t ion R.H.IIudgrens&Son. Nolico to tho Dear People! : One ear of Fine white, strong, I ilme. One car of No. 1 ami 2 Shingles, havo today arrived and roady fill' sale, l '.iH to see .md get what you need and commence the Slow Year with the best o building material, Kespoctfully, II. I. '. i \ r. Itv - CASTDRI? AVcgetablePrcparalioiirorAs slmilalirtg lUcFoodnmlHemiia, tint* ihc Stomachs ami Bowels u Promotes DigcsUon.Checrfiil - ncssawUtest.Conlah?neiltter Opinm.Morphine nor Mineral. Not "Nah cotic. 1 /.. tpe 9/ fJM nrSM'.l TU'irCIMi l\imnftui Si ed' .tlx Xrimti ? l{.*h<-llt Sr/ts - siiu.yr ,tr*tt ' Hu/irinv?l -, Hi Ci:tlm'i'itr-'>trfti t ClrvifirdSugftr Anerfecl Remedy forConslipn linn, Sour Stontach,Diarrhoea \Vorms.0onvulsiot\s .Feverish ncss Oiul Loss OF ?LEFJ?. Facsimile Signature of new' yohk. At b uiotjlh-s old 15 3) OSE CIN t S. CASTORIA For Infants r-iuH? nil then. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Thirty Years AND March 16th and 18th, We will have on Exhibition tho prettiest line of Suit Patterns r shown in Laurons. Mr. IJcono of Louisville, K\\, will bo charge, and will take all measures :i'i ; Guarantee a Fit. Wo will take pleasure in showing you tins 1 i:i? J. E. Minter & Uro, From the Sombre Shades of Winter Colors tin shelves are being rapidly Idled with new and desi rable (roods for Spfit)g Weaf. See the New Dress Goods from is cents up. We show a handsome Weave in Crepe 'Tissue_this is a very showy Irabrie and only 25 cents a yard. Just opened two numbers in l>laek Talleta Silk_ask to see them. Mercerized Foulard an article resem bling silk so closely but such a dilVercncc in price will prove a quick seller. As usual we carry a choice line ol" ; Lawns, lOmbroideries, Insertions and with Lace.- in all the favorite makes, variety in printed Pique, liatisle and Century Styles in Lawns. ' Defer your purchases until you glance ovet opened at W. U. WILSON k CO. Laurons, S. ('., l?Vb. 20, 1001. ttin White Ail-Over, \u endless Twentieth th styles It rr)eaf?s r/[or,ey Saved The time is opportune for buying, l?caehed Muslins, Nainsooks, ICmbroideries, Ktc. Von will economize both time and Cash buying ?? these goods now, and doing a great part of Spring sewing before the rush of Spring work comes. Tr)it)k of OUf Store it means Money saved, to trade with us. Laurcns Cotton Mills Store. T. G. LUCAS, Manager.