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J. K. Westmoreland, who has boon principal ol tho BObool at Glifton, No. 2, bus boon elected cashier of tho Wood TU 11 hank ao<l will take up Iiis du tlos in May . lie is now in training at tho Central .National Bank. Mr. West moreland Ifl a son ol the late Or. .J. A. Westmoreland and is a young man of promise ami line capacity. He grad uated at th? Citadel last year. Spar tanbtirg Journal. liov. ami Mrs. S. <' Todd, missionary workers, svore in the city yesterday on their way from Atlant ?, Ga.i to Ma rion, N. C?Sparenburg FTerald, 23rd i nst. Camp Darlington. A meeting of Camp Gerling ton is hereby called to meet in the Court House. Salesday next at It A. M. The object is to prepare for the ro-unlons at Columbia and Memphis early in May. By order T H. CHKW8, Cominacdant. 1>. W. Lao ford, Adjutant. Camp c. It, Holmes, Qump Holmes will meet at Waterloo, April (Hb, at 2 I'. M. It, N. CtJNNINRillA.M, Commaudor. 1'. B. Wllcutt, Adjutant. Seventy-six styles of bowls and pitch ers to Roloot from, Come and see thom. No two alike. I Vices, from 75 cents to $2.25. 8. M. i\ K. H. Wllkes. Have you seen the "I lion" pat on t vied Oxfords? They are the "swollost" thing of tho season. J . hi, Minier & Uro. A vivid light will be thrown on the actual moral status of the police In Now York City byJoslah Flynt's arti cle to appoar In MoOluro's Magazine for April, tinder the title " 'York,' a Dishonest City." The present agitation of this subject, attach.es particular in to rest to the contribution, while the manner in which the famous author has gained bis materials by close associa tions with the criminals themselves ? will make his conclusions of extraor dinary value. The S, S. McOlure Co., lll-I.V, hJast :!">th Street, New York City. Don't forget "The Opening" Satur day, March !!0th at Mrs. Adams.' our line of children's clothing just opened. Bricg your little boys to us for their Spring suits. All the latest style. J, B. Minter & Co. Everything in wash goods at the lowest prices at. Mrs. Adams. flues Wo have some special Bar gains on our centor counter See them and lou will buy. Prlcos from 115 cents to $1.75. s. M. & L H. Wllkes. See our line of Laces, Kmhroidorlcs, and White Coeds. The cheapest in town. The Hub. Brave Men Fall Victims to stomach, liver and kid neys troubles as well as women, and all feel the results in loss of appetite, pol sons in tho blood, backache, nervous iu'^. headache and tired, listless, run down f>. cling. Hut there's: no need to feel like that. I Isten to .1. W. Gard ner, Idaville, lud. lie says: "Kbctr'c Hitter- nr.1 just the thing for a man when he i- all run down and don't care whether lie lives or dies. It did more to (rive mo ne.\ strength ami good ap petite than anything I could take. I call now oat anythind and have a new louse on life.'' Only 50 cents at Lau rens Drug Co. I.very bottle guar anteed. Mrs, Adams' Opening Is Saturday, March 30th. F.vory one invited. Wo oiler special inducements in La dies' and children's shoes. See them. The Hub. New Cotton ?iiis. J. S. Itlalock & Son have irado a wonderful transformation about. Gold vil e. The new cotton mill of 5,000 spindles i- near!;, completed. Kiectrlc lights are now being put in and by tho first of May, perhapi*ooonpr, iho mill Will he In operation. The u jw i'< room hotel was opened on Monday. It is kept bv Mrs, Atkinson, of Greenville. Work is progressing on tho Immenso new ,!:ill that is going up at Whit* mires. Tho contractors have made good us > of the long spell of dry weather and have pie he I forward ? the work rapidly. It is expeotod that tho mill v/ill be ready for tho next cotton crop. ?No wherry Observer. We aro very apt Lo have what you want in StOVOS. Ins', received a car load of Buck's Stovos and 21 in actual count, 7 different stylos to sehet from. S. M. & K. II. Wllkes. Kcdii'cil Rates, S|iecial Occasions, \h\ V? A W, C. Hallway. Tho Charleston and Western Caro lina Hallway beg to announce reduced rates from their stations on account of Occasions named below: Baptist Voting People's. I In ion, Char leston, S. ('. Hound trip tickets al re dueed rates will be sold for this occa sion, Aprii 2nd, 3rd, and 'Ith, final re turn iimit April 0th, 1001. Meeting South Carolina Medical As sociation, Florence, S. C?Round trip tickets for this occasion will bo on sale April 15th, loth and 17th, linul i et urn limit April 20th, 100). Grand LoJgc Knights of Honor, Co? lumbia, s. 0. Hound trip tickets at re duced rates for this ou asion will be on sale April IfHh, 17th and IStli, linul re turn limit April 22ml 1001, Grand Lodge i.<).<). f., Greenville, S. O.?Rounu trip tickets will be sold from all stations to Greenville, S C. for this occasion April 23rd and 24th, final return limit April 27th, 1001 . South Carolina Federation of Wo men's Clubs, Greenville, S C.?Tickets on sale from nil stations for this occa sion April 22nd, 23rd and 2lth, Anal re ttirn limit April 2uth, 10Q1. Grand Council, Improved Order of Hod Men, Spartenburg, 8. C.?Round trip tickets to Spartanburg for this oc casion will bo sold April 8th, 0th apd JOth with final limit, April lfttll. W. J. CHAW, General Passenger Agent. MlTit?ns Ufvoii Away, it is certainly gratifying to the pub * He to know of one concern in the land who are not itfrald to be generous to tho needy and Buffering, The proprie tors of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds have given away over ten million trial bot tles of this great medic'no and have the satiefaciion of knowing it has abso lutely cured thoust.pds of hopeless pasts. Asthma, Bronchitis, rjoarse pesi and all diseases of the Throat, Chcsl and Lungs are surely cured by it. Call <>n Lnurons Drug Co. and get a free trial hottlp, Regular sL.n fin t ts >ivnd $1.00. K.ory buttle guaranteed or price refunded. A co/y (Jiilng room Is appreciated by every member of tho family In summer, Our furniture makes it a co$sy ami handsome room, It does not need to be line architecturally to look oomfortg hie. Our graceful tables, buffets and chair., will transform the plainest room Into a handsome one -ami the co t win not be much H. M. A B. H. Wllkes. ?fllico Days. s Persons hnvinjj business wiili the Supervisor will hud him or his C ork in tho ofllce Mondays and Fridays of each week. J. S. D*tUMMQNU, Supervisor h. C. South Carolina College? This venerated Collogo of tho Stato has Bont out, a useful circular of infor? niat ion to tho accredited schools of the Institution throughout the Stale. It will prove of great service to those contemplating attending this noble seat of learning. TlieOpcniugs. This Is Opening Week and vory im portant to all tho ladies of tho city and county, The dab ? of all tho big Open ings will ho found In this paper, Sim mons, on April r?*111; Tho Huh, April 2nd; Mrs. Adams, March ?''.<>; Davis & itopcr, March 27th and 28th; tho Lau? rens Cotton Mill Store, tho 3rd ol April. Wilson ?-> Co. have nol an nounced their date us yet The SellilheI'l Club. On the evening of April lirut, the Schubort Symphony Club, will give a concert at tin- Opera House, undor t he auspices of the library association' A large slice of the proceeds will go to the Laurons public library. Certainly this is a cause which appeals to every one, but aside from that the concert will be the best thin/ given hero this winter ami Wi ll worth hoaring. Death of Kx-Judge I. I). VVillierspoou. This distinguished citixcu died at bis home, Vorlcvtllo. on Sunday last after a short Illness. ll.o served the state as a soldier in Ids young manhood, as 11 Senator from York, and as a faithful and able .ItnLv from l-ss| o l-'i7. lie was a Christian, an honest, true man: living ho was respected and honored; dying all true Carolinians lament the loss of a noble citizen. He loaves a wife and two chlldron. Dr. J. II Wlthorspoon, formerly of our county, a brother also survives him. I'or feel ion Never Attained. It is not claimed that perfection has been attained lu the manulaoturo of "Clifton" Hoar, but ii approaches per fection more nearly than any other Hour sold, in Laurons. It Is, however, absolutely pure, and makes the most dolicious bread, cake and pastry. Sold by T >'. Uarksdalo and M. H. Fowlor, tno retail grocors. Mr. t'eatlieistone's Tribitlo. To the I liter of The News and COU riot: I see in yesterday's paper a no tice of the death of William Henry Thomas, and the not'.ce both shocked and pained me. I have known Thomas for a number of yours and both loved and admired him. He was not only a man of more than ordinary ability, but, bet ter than that, ho was true and honora ble.a eomblnat'on that WO do not always lind. it was my pleasure to bo with him in the Grand Lodge (Knights of I'ytbias) meetings for tho last six or eight years. Socially none could be more pleasant and in his ollie'nd relations with the brethren of tho Order he was always courteous. In the death of Win. Henry Thomas. Charleston has lost one of bor be.st nu n and South Carolina one of her truest and best sons C. 0. FKATIlKRSTi ink. Laurens, March 20 A regular communication ol Palmet to Lodge, No. II?, A. F. M., will bo bed March 20, I Ml. II. W. Andkrson, Secretary. A Vl?llV ol Oialil.s. No Hour sold in l.aurons matches the "Clifton" in quality and purity. The wealth of rieh glutfll contained in tins Hour make- sweet,wholosome bread of a nutty II a vor. T. N. Uarksdalo and M. H. Fowlor, tho grocors, have it for sale. MOl NTYIbbl. NEWS. Mrs. It. If. Fuller -pent a few days with her brother, Mr. Jno, Watts near I.aureus, last week. Mr. Hervy Banton, of Clinton, was in town a few days ago in the interest of the Southern Presbyterian. Kugctie Crisp went to Columbia ye terday to look for a position in a ma chine shop. Mr. I'.iiiie Jtcdvi'ick, of C'oronaca, h over building a new bouse for Mr. 10. .1. Dcndy. Mount', ill ? ha - two up-to-date drum mers now. H.A. Wharton is Bulling tobaccos, representing a Virginia to bacco hoii.-e and Brooks Condemn is going around through tin e nintry sell ing garden seeds, brooks is a dandy any-way. (establishing an oil noil here has been the talk of our town folks f< some li. It i.- hardly probable that the} will gel it up though, ns so nie of 011 r citizens are taking stock in a black smith - hop. it's about ?_'?"> cents a share. _ C. Uemembor Oponlng Day, Tuesday! A pril 2nd. <). I'.? Simmons. Sf.KKPINti COMKOR'V -You may be .-uro of refreshing sloop on one of our comfortable Iron Beds. They are just the thing for tllOSO who want a really elegant bed at a comparatively low price. They are of heavy iron cast ings, with durable enamol made to provont cracking, with hoavy brass trimmings. No. 710 only $1.1 00. ' 8. M. a K. H. Wilkos. MAIMMIWS. Mrs. Iinfus Dun lap and her sister, Mrs. Thomason .spent last. Tuesday ami Wednesday night with their fa ther, Mr. James M. HudgOllS, who is nuito i'l at this writing. Miss Carrie Lnngston who takes ut most care in foaohing tho young minds at Karoh, Spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents at this place. |)r. W. L. Thompson) of Belfast, vis Ited his parents hero last week*. Mr. Lafayette Moore and sister of Park's Station, visited their relatives here last week. The Union Mooting, which consists of the Becond and third sections of tho LaurooB Baptist Association, will meet at the New Prospect Baptist church, March 20th ami .'flat. Cob J? D. M. Shaw has completed his telephone line which runs through our midst. Messrs. A. II. and.I. C. Jerry wont to Waterloo last Sunuu.v Mr. Norwood Martin was down in Waterloo settlement hist Sunday uf 1 oriioop, The young grain Is looking line and rye witi soon be largo enough to cut and feed stock on. Ilomember the Opening Display of Fine Millinery, Tuesday, April 2nd. The Hub. See those pretty wash roods tust in at Mrs. Ad-in.,. Bargain Hunting?This is the place and now is the tune, to make your pur chase as our 10 cronts counter i.) crowded with valuable articles that a houisc-kecpur needs every day. S. M. &. K. 11. Wllkcs. NOTICE The Opera Hall will bo let on April l>t, UIOI. Any nor SOU desiring to rent same will p'oate Bend in their bid by that time. IJy order of C. K QUAY, Mayor. L. <;. BALMS, 0. o. T?" THIS PUHLIcT" Wo have one of the largest idocks of Qenoral Mdrchaadlio in 1.aureus ami will f-ell either for cash or on time a* olteap a) anybody. AUm full lino of Wagons, Buggioe, flarnoRB and Hndor takor's Supplies. Soo us boforo buylne. Will buy all tho peas you havo to swfl. JMoapectfully, FACTS PEKSONAL AM) BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT EVENTS. Mr. J. 1'. Parks, of Alma, was in the cit v Saturday. Tho Rhoda Royal horse show lots hoeu the fashion lor tho lost row days. Mrs. Harriet Mosoloy, Of Oreenvi lo, is visiting relatives in the city. Mr. Glonn Puller, of Aims, was In town .Saturday. Mr. Will ToagUO, of Lisbon, was In town Saturday. Miss Janlo Simpson, of Tumbling shoals, was Id the city last Thursday. Mrs. L. N, Boyd is visiting Mrs. M. T. Simpson at (ll'OSS Ulli. Mis? Lucilo Wright) is visiting rein tives at llrunchville, Mrs. Mary Chapman has gone to Due West for a few months. Mrs. S. II. Crltton spent last I'hurs day in Greonvillc. Miss Beaufort Curry, of liuhbtown, is visiting relatives in Spartanburg HomOnibor the Mill Store Opening. on the 8rd, Wednesday next. A skatiug carnival is under discus* slon for next week. Mr. Elart/.og, of Greenwood, sponl Sunday with Mr. D. II. Counts. Mr. .loshna P. Saxon, of Huntington, was in town Monday. Miss Claudia Irbv was Ibc giu ( of Miss I'oarl Coletnan, ol Spartanburg, last week. Miss Marie Jeffries, of Columbia,was the guest hist week of Mrs. George s. MeCravy. Mrs. M. II. Teaguo, of Columbia, spent last week with her -ister, Mrs. I'llolse Shell. Mr. .luck Matthews, a prominent eiti/.en of Cross Hill, was in the city Wednesday. I'rohate Judge o. c. Thompson we arc glad to see at his ollloe again, after being quite sick for several days. Miss Lillette Gaino, of Converse Col lege, was at home for a few days hist week. Mrs. Vance, of Clinton, visllod her daughter, Mrs. G. C. Albright and other relatives in the city last week. Mrs. John Fpperson, of Teuncsseo, is tho guest of her sister, Mrs. W. F.. Lucas. Misses .Mariegene Gailte ami Kh/.a bcth Todd, of Converse College were at home for a few days last week. Miss Annie Honey, of Spartanburg, spent Sunday with relatives in illi cit y. There should be a large attendance of old soldiers on Monday next at the Court House, The state Summer Suhool for touch ore will bo hold at Convorso Collogo, Spartanburg, commencing Juu< 20th. On ne.xt Monday night the Sein.1 i ; Symphony Club at the Opera House for tlie benefit of the library, The County Hoard of Equalization composed,of Chairman of the Town ships met yesterday and completed their work. Mr. Ben. F. Arnold, formorly of Princeton, now of llonoa Path, was welcomed in the city by old friends glad to sec him on Wednesday las'. Don't Uilss the minstrel ellOW to night. Tlie. linest orchestra '?n tho road is B*rlow-Wllson's composed of 25 artists, Prices 25, 50 and 75 emits. Get s^ats at Day's, Itopor & Co Senator Tillman is announced as tho Orator for F.rskiue CollogO at tho ap proaching Commencement, Tillman is nothing if not Tlllmanquo. Mrs.A.M Pinch and Mrs. .1. 11. Nolan have rented tho house on South Harper street owned and recently repaired by Dr. Posey, and will open a boarding house. The Barlow-Wilson mloitrola will show at the Opera IIOUSC, to-night, (Wednesdayd this is without doubt the host mmStrel show traveling in America to-duy. Prices 25, 50 and 75 cents. Dr. A. J. Christopher,of Gray Court, and one of ll>e leaning physicians of tho county, left last Friday lor New York to attend a course of lectures during the Spring. McGhec, of Honca Path, who disap peared six month-, ago mysteriously turns up. Ho tells a tiig llsh story to tho effect that he was kidnapped, ami has been hoodooed ever since. His story will be taken with grain!* of salt. You will regret if if yon miss'.ho I'.arlow-Wilson min-trel ;;l tilQ Opera House to-night. Tills Is without doubt, the host .show on tho road. Prices ?-!'",, ?li and 7"> cents. Messrs. w. K. Mong and G. S. Gar rott have pone into partnership as brokers and commission merohants. They aio pushing business men and will do an up-to-date business. They are located in Mr. John W. Fowler's, old store TlIK ADVEUTISKIPS friends have been kind and are also on the increase. New subscribers are being added con stantly this Spring and Its readers nro largely increased. Therefore put in you.r advertisement with us for it will he seen by crowds of people, Mr. J, 11. WithorspoOUi of Aioutit ville, was ip tho city Friday and made iho Editor a pleasant call. Mr. With erspoon has large planting interests at Mountvillo which ho Is developing suc cessfully. He came up to Laurens on Ids way to Vorkvtllo to visit his unole, Judge I. D. Withorspoon. A grcal Slorm of wind and rain uiu x oiiij>l d for severity, swept tho county .1 I . M Monday until 7..S0 on vnntor day morning. Considerable d mia^o has been done in t lie South and South* west?life and property lost. At Dir mingbaui Ala,, many were killed with loss of half a million property. Tho shadows are lengthening for the heroes. All the Laurels Camps should meet at one". The Re-linlons occur at. Columbia, about the 8tll of May, at Memphis the 27th, Camp Garlington meets next Monday and thpso occa sions are to be considered. Let there he a large attendance. Garlington, This is a promising station on the R. A. L. twelve miles East of Clinton, Messrs Garlington and Young are moving right ahead to make it an Im - portant point in Laurens. A Most Sad Casualty. Willie Murray, nine years old, son of Mr. J, F. Murray, COttOfl mill opera tive, was drowned in Little K'.vor, In this city, yesterday. The stream was greatly swollen and Willie and a suiaH hoy, (Moore,) undertook to drive u pair of mules att ached to a wagon over the usual ford. The wagon was overturned, Willi? sank, but tho other boy caught loa fonce and was saved. The body was* recovered after several hours. The casualty is greatly regretted and the parevutedeeply sympathized with. Preparing Remedies For Stock is a foaturo of our Proscription De partment upon which wo pride oursolvos. Wo do not slight Buoh proscriptions simply booaaso the modlchics arc to he given to do moslic animals. Drugs and uhomi oaJs of doubtful quality arc not "good enough" at our store. This is why you should bring u., your prescriptions for Condition Pow ders, Liniments, Poultry medi cines. Hog cholera rem idles, Dog medicines, oto. Wo also have a largo number of formulas for preparing all kinds of remedies for all diseases of all do mestic animals. The Laurens J)ru? Co. Druggists. 'Phono 76 Goods delivered. LA MO KIPS LOCALS. We have hi en having some line weather and work on the farm goes steadily on. Some are through putting in guano, anil :; few lUWO planted some ? urn. We tear that too much cotton and loo little e.orn is going to he planted this year. Our leading citizens are again agitating an oil mill tor i his place.We learn that the amount of capital re quired can he easily obtained here and at linorce This is what we need -not only for the betterment of our little town, hut lor the good of the surround ing country as wi ll We hope I hat success will crown the efforts of our citizens, The recent heavy rains along Beav ei dam Creek caused Cap;. .1. W. ban lord's mill-dam tu break, but he re paired it at once and is still making that line grade of meal for which his mill is tamed, Rev. W II..Miller preached another good sermon lust third Sunday on Hin drances to Church worship. We are well phased wiih our preacher That epidemic of grippe which came our WSJ a lew week-, ago has partly spent its foroo, but still retains in ii ?rrasp Mr. .1. W. ban ford, Mr. and Mr-.. T. il. DeShlelds, Mrs. Lena Moore and others- Wo hope to seo them all we" in a lew days. We are glad to report that there have been no deaths, Mrs. P.M. Johnsoll alle, spending several months with her sou at this place, returned toiler home in North t laroliun lot Thursday, Mr. T. !:. Ii. Cray went to Laurens Thursday and while ih. re treated him- j -ell to a new buggy. Mr. 10. II. Moore,our popab'V mi||,.r ground -omo corn n lev*' ,|avs ;ljr(, for O. K. Wallace whi-;, Wtt8 three years old. Let us fOiiow the example of our ox-Senator and raise plenty of corn this year. Mr, $, W? Johnson went lo Spartan blirg on business hist Thursday. We had a cold snap Thursday night whicTi killed a lot of peaches, hut we hope there are .some left yet. Messrs. Ii, M. and Ii. W.Johnson went to lionea Path in the interests of the i .union: Pottery last Monday. Aoiucot.A. XI00 Reward $100. The readers of this paper will be. pleased to learn that thero is at least one dreaded disease; that science 1i;m been able to cure in all Its stages ami that Is Catarrh. I hill's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known lo the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Ca trih Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby de stroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up tho constitution and as sisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they oiler One llundred Dollars for any case that it. bills to euro. Seed for list uf lesti-I menials. Addr08S, l?\ J. CHENHY co co., Toledo, O. Sohl by d l ie. gisl 8, 75c. Hall's Family Tills arc the best. NOTICE, NOTICED Wo have established at the Palmetto Drug Co. a Book Depository. Ail pat ties wishing t'ibuy or exchange hooks can gel them Kt the list price. Ohas. F. Brooks, C. s. F.. No! ice. Oyor.seors of public roads of Lau rens count) will report at unco to the Commissioners or Supervisor the num ber of hands liable to.duty on their re spective roads. Thej may report by mail or In person. J. S. DUIIMMOND, Supervisor L. C. Z Grated JDisplay 3 -OF Sptit)? Novelties. Ji affords nie great pleasure to state that I will be able to show the most beautiful line of Spring Novelties in Dr< ss G >ods, Silks, Laces , Embroideries, Millinery Goods that I have ever shown in Laurens. To sot them will be to admire them. I invite you, one and all, to visit my store on T?esday, fljpfii 2d, 1901. when I will have our first Spring Display. 1 have engaged Miss Alice Frciz, of Baltimore, kvho i up high ails in .Millinery, lo lake charge of my Millinery Department. No one who lov< a I1 b artistic should miss this display* Respoot fully, Gf ai?d SP^Il^G Opei 1 in o r Wednesday and Thursday, March 27th and 28th The Largest aud best Slock, of Goods you ever saw in the following litics. Come see them and wo will appreci 1 it. IDress Goods Bepartir>ei?t. The lines! creations of the weavers art. Everything to make you comfortable and pretty. Foulards Dimities, Lawns, Organdies, Piques, Ginghams, Silk Grenadines. Trimmings The prettiesl and largest assortment you ever saw. Laces, Embroideries, Insertions and all Novelties. Ribbons a Specialty Ladies' Rcady-madc-waisls, Skirls and Wrappers. Ladies' Nobby street Hats. n nCiot^i^ afjd |Si?oe l&ejpaftttjetft Young Mun, Old Man, Large Man, 5m v i Man, or any other man you know--?You c i the Spring Clothing we are ready to oflei you. ? we have ever had. . roor mutch le best sliicL |Sli]p;pe:rs LJ U B 3 u D n n n n I n n simply in Ihe best stylos and leathers?nade I ) wear well, look well and be comfortable. You jii cannot beat them. 02 J Come ! Every Laurens, S. C. f I \>/K 1 ' Mm Does this Trice please you? If you will call and see the wheel, you will be suppriscd to sec what a Wheel we are selling for so little money, they are regular Tijoefjty nfive IDollaf f-> goods, bul we want your trade, so they go at $18.50 nm Full line Tires and sundries in sto( k v\ dwA than you ever heard of before, can repair your old Wheel. Call hOw cheaj \ oil I & Purchases. ? v IJAIjL, rimk1k8 i% KYLL. Attorney* at daw, LauRBNs, South Carolina. Wo praotico in all Stalo ami United Btaloa Courts. Hpoclal attoulioii glvon Rollootions. Sevordl town lot.s for sale. Sales of int- on monthly installments nego tiated. vv. w. Hall. NOTICE ?TO? Administrators, KXKOUTOKS, GUARDIANS AND TJtUSTMKS. YOU aio again reminded that. I>y failing to mako their returns they not only forfeit their com missions, but are liable to tho penalties ineidont to tho/4>suauco * of a rule to show caur.o whw return I has nob been made. y 1 o.g.thompson, , THE LAURENS BAH A NEW LAW FIRM. The nndei ugnod have- this day en tered Into u partnership for tho practice of law In tho Courts of this State, under the name *>f Simpson & Cooper and will promptly attend to all business on trusted to thorn. IL Y. SIMPSON, II. A. COOPBR. W. l?. KNICJHT. lt. B. UAHH. KNIGHT &BABB, Attorneys at Law. Itfi Will practice in all the State and Federal Courts. Strlet attention to all business intrusted to them. Olllce up-Btairs, Simmons' building. ATTENTION! ATTENTION? Teachers and Keholara of Laorenn County. Wishing to save you money, as well as to supply you with tho latest books, we have put in stock Johnson's Read ers, Leo's Hlatorios, Oinu's Arithme tics and F rev's Geographies. Gia 1 to [hateyou call. i L_^i^_l?nlmnlitAiJliiiiiA>a>i i