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The Cooper Farming and Distillery Company ol Brcvard, N c., will bo gin lim Hri-t of May to ship whiskey from Ashvlllo Tho ndv< rtisoment of this company wilt ho fouud in Tim Ad l'ISKU. II: \ uro a reliable eotic.ro. Mr. A. W. sharpe,a promioont b'.sl noas man of tho Saludn, near Prlnco ton, ivas in the city on Wcdnosduy last, lie bus on his farm a deposit of Pea*, which has been examined by experts, sa <i to i?j of the lines! quality. Wo b g our Expo ition Commissioners to take note with reference to oar wealth in natural resources, it lbs not far from the great Waro Shoals, w here there is foutnl the best Kaolin in the State. All thoso things Should he in the 1.aureus County exhibit, with proper drawlugs of our great Water Powers, the Tum bling Shoals, Van 1'attou's and a dozen others whoro the waters tiro dashing into spray and winding their way t<? ihe ocean. A bride mooting an old gentleman friend was congratulated ami was ad vised to feed the young gentleman of her choice. Many knots of capitalists arc visiting our country towns in tho South with a view of prospecting for investment. They are mot bv com mittees at distant stations and wel comed w ith blasts of trumpets and es e irt. d into v wes Mice conquerors re turning from subdued provinces. But the feasts of reason and the llow of soul from Presidents, directors, majors and great financiers over imvt astonishing menus in foreign lingo are the fea tures to capture an editor, it must come around that *ho teacher of elocu tion must soon be t.,? Important factor in our many and groat business col Sponsors and Maids of Bono;-. Under tho Resolution of ( amp Gar llngton, U. O. V., Col. B. W. Ball has appointed Miss Mo! He Thompson, Spon sor, and Mis>es Mnttlo and Kda Fay Tongue. Maids of Honor to represent the camp at the Columbia and Mem phis Ke-uni ns. .1. W. Simmons, one of Cross Hill's most prominent business men, was In town Tuesday and Wednesday Green wood Index. Miss Nan Martin, of Laurens, a grad uate of the Greenville Female College, and who has many friends here, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. W. B. Madden, in Butler avenue. ? Greenville News, 10th inst. VV. L. Traynham, one of Atlanta's well known citizens, who was suddenly stricken with sudden illness last 'Tues day morning is reported much better. His physician says that unless another attack comes he will be out again SOOU, This news will be gratifying lo his many anxious friends ?Atlanta News. Mr. Traynham is a nephew of Col. .1. U. ) raynham of this city and has rela tives in Laurens, who will bo g ad lo hear of his recovery from a serious at tack Tis Easy to Feel Good. Countless thousands have found a blessing te the body in Dr. King's New Life Pills, Which positively cure Con stipation, sick Headache, Dizziness, Jaundice, Fever and Ague and all Liver and Stomach trouble. Purely vegetable; never gripe or weaken Onlj %St cents at Laurens I h ug Co, We sell B. B. IL, S. S. S., Hood's Sar.-apari I la, Ayers' Snrsap&rlllU, .'ohr, pon's Sarsaparilla ami Palmetto Sarsa parille. 1 'almetto Drug Co. Look for sign with the tree. Get a Pure Article. Buy the purest and best Hour, al though it costs more money, rather than a cheap article and pay ten times the difference for medicine and doe tor's bills. "Clffton" is puro and wholesome and is the best patent, If you want a cheaper Hour, buy ?"Snow Hake" or "Spotless". All are ub.-n lutely pure and manufactured at Brans ford Mills, Owensboro, Ky. Sold by T. N. Barksdale nnd M. 11. Fowler. A call meeting of Camp R. S. Owens. No. 032, U. C. V., met in the Council room Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The following olllcers were elected to serve during the year: Dr. W. A Shands, Commander; D. T. Copelaod and \V. D. Watts, Vice Commander: S F Vance, Adjutant; .1. .1. Boozer, Surgeon, C. W. Duvall, Chaplain; C. K. Hale, Secretary and Treasurer. Miss .Linie Vance was elected Sponsor with the privilege of appoint ing two Maids of Honor to accompany her to the re-union at Columbia in May. A Ntipurb Grip Cure. Johnson's Tonic is a supurb drip eure. Drives out every trace of poison from the system. Does it quick- ? Within an hour it enters the blood and begins to neutralize the effects of the poison. Within a day it places the Grip victim beyond the point of dan ger. Within a week ruddy cheeks at test tho return of perfect health, Price r>o contb if it cures. A&k for Johnson's Chill ami Fever Tonic. Take nothing else._ Wo w ill some day huve a car line to Laurens, wi'h cars every fifteen min utes or every half hour. Iho day is not very far d staut. Spartanburg's rural line is said to be paying well. It is liberally patronized, in the North and East the rural trolley cars run in every direction from the cities and the large cities arj being connected over long distances by trolley lines. The trolley is going to follow the tele phone.?Clinton Chronicle. WANTED?-You to order your whis key for "personal use" from Cooper Farming Distillery Co., Drevard, N. C. Corn whiskey from $1.0f> 10*2 00 per gallon: vessel Included, live from $2.15 to $3.15. Poaoh brandy $2.06. Ap ple $2.16 per gallon. A. P. COOPRR, President Forfeit of *1,000.00. Every sack and barrel of "Cl.fton," Snowlhikc" or ' Spotless" Hour bear* the Ant! ftdulti rafc'on League trade mark, and a poitod inrfe.it of $1,000.00 is a guarantee of it< purity. Sold by T. N. Barksdale nnd M. LL Fowler. Job Couldn't Have Stood It If he'd had lit hing Piles They're ter ribly annoying; but Bucklen's Arnica Salve Will eure the WOl'St ease of pilo.s on earth. It has cured thousands. For Injuries, Pains or Bodily Eruptions It's the best Salve in the world, 11 Saved his Leg. P. A. Danfortb, of La Orange, OaM suffered intensely f? r six months with a frightful running sore on his leg, but writes that Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly mired it in ten days. For Ulcers, Wounds, Burns, Boil?, Pain or Piles it's the host salvo in tho world. Cure guaranteed. Only 25 cents. Sold by Matrons Drug Co. ?? -? We hava received k large line of Holled Copper Ninkle Plated Ware, consisting of Coffee and Tea Cots, Serving , Hat Rack. No. 781, nicely pol ished, largo box, height 7 feet, width 1 feet, with 24 x :i0 French Hovel Plato Mlrr r. Freight paid. S. M. & B. IL Wilkos. Just received a heatrtlftil Uns (iL Negllgco Shirts, often imitated, but novel'equaled. o H. Plmmons. Dr. Montague, PresUlont of Furmao university, und u most delightful speaker will make an address at Fac tory Hall, ?'u iho 2.Jrd Ins*,. Dr. Moata Kilt's charming lecture uniler the aus? piulesof tie Wednesday Club last win* tor will bo pleasantly recalled and un opportunity of boarbig htm uvraln wol* couttd. The public Kjuaro on Monday was a show, tho empty wagons mi ovary inch of ground. They went out loado l with corn, Hour, hay an 1 bucoil. Wo do wish our neigbb ?i'siutter luck another year, but it should lit- kept in mind that Corn, wheat and pigs are not the spotlta* nous pr, duetlons of this county They are annuals ami the seed-, must be .-own annually. The Daughters or tho Confederacy held a meeting on last Thur.-day after noon at the residoneo of Mrs. W It. Uiqhoy. it was dotermlned at this meeting to obforvo Memorial Day on the 17th instead of the M;h of May as the re-union will he in progl'088 at that time. Committees were appointed to toaroh for and have marked in Borne simple way the grave of every Confed erate soldier in the cemetery, 80 that all will bo decorated with ilowors. A committee was appointed to select, a speaker for the occasion. Dr. .1. p.. O. Landrum,a distinguished citizen of Spartan burg, died at his homo, I.undrum, on Saturday last, lie had served the state faithfully in va rious positions, and undor one of Cleve land's administrations represented the government In ono of the Territories. Recently ho/has done a valuablosor vice to this part of tho state in pub lishing a Colonial History of Upper South Carolina, and also a History ol Spartanburg County. His death is a loss to tho Mate. A Stranger Hies al tho Uen-Dclla. Mr. II. X. flaydock.a traveling man. representing a Chicago Collection Agency, died after a short illness of peritonitis, at the Ben-Delia Hotel at one o'clock on tho morning of the 12th hist. Mr. Haydock was unknown here, hut it is understood that he was well connected In Iowa where his father lives and where his body was shipped en the f ix o'clock train Saturday morn ing, lie appeared to be in easy circum utar.ccs, having ono hundred and thirty dollars on his person. During his ill ness he received every attention. Dr. W. I). Forguson having charge of the case and several young gentlemen in tho city aiding in nursing and earing for him. Marriage of Two Popular Young People. Miss Clara Hart and Mr. Oscar W, Babb were quietly married at the Methodist parsonage. Sunday evening, Rev. Watson B. Duncan, or'ciating. The bride is a member of a prominent family id Cokosburv, but for the last two years has made her home with her fristet*, Mrs W. K. UlellPy, of this city, where she has come to be admired and loved by a hu g j circle of friends. The groom is a son of tho late M. K. Babb, Clerk of Court of I.aureus county, is a m03t competent young business man. holding tho position ol assistant In the Otllco of Hi?. Clerk of the Court. Mr. and Mis. Babb arc thO recipients of many good wi>h.s und congratula te us. The Concert a tireal Success. The concert given by Mrs. W. 15, Lucas Monday evening lor tlie benefit of the public library was musically and financially a distinct success. A beau tiful program was rendered by ihe fol lowing accomplished artists and gave tho greatest olensuretoa large ami at tentive andienet; embracing a largo number of the most intelligent people In the city: Mrs. .1. A. Epperson of Nashville, Mrs. Faul Hetty of Spartan burg, Miss Elb:ab< tb Grimball of Con Verso College, Mr. .lohn Hicks, Mr.-. Lucas and MUsCaro Adams of Laurens. Mrs. LtiCUS and Mr. Hicks, who have given of their talent* BO freely for tin bench* of many charities here, were welcomed by an audience already in sympathy with them. Mrs. Epperson, Mrs. Petty and Miss Grimball delighted the audionce hi their first numbers and long before the cur.ain fell made nr. Impression which will not easily he forgotten. Certainly the thanks of Laurens are duo Mrs. Lucas and her co-adjutors for the ploasiue as well as the cash which came from Iho evening. The King's Daughters in Convention in L ali ens. About thirty-live delegates to the State Convention of Kind's Daughters arrived in the city on yesterday anil were cordially welcomed to the homes of the members of tho circle here and by Others in the city who aro glad of the opportunity to entertain the repre sontatlves Of an order which is doing so noblo a work of charity. On last evening a do'ightful reception was tendered the delegates by the local i cle at tho Presbyterian church. Mrs. Davis, ,,f New " York, the National President, Mrs. Hob u'ts, of Charleston, the State Secretary being among those present. Light refreshments were served and the occasion rendered social and charming in every way. Mrs. Ed gar Martin, the President of the circle hero and other enthusiastic members are cndosorving in < very way pofslblo to make che convention a sue* ess. The first business meeting takes place this morning at ten o'clock. v Terrible Columbia Tragedy. At '2 o'clock Saturday afternoon last, Maj. 15. lb Kvans lofthisroom on Main Street, Columbia, and sought a doctor through a phone. Dr. Glbbs arrived and found Capt. .1. .1. Griffin, a railroad man on Kvans' bed dying, unconso'oiU with a II calibre pistol wound in his left breast, just above tho heart. There was whiskey on the table In a pitcher, a deck of cards, a stick on the Moor, and a blood Stained Moor. Kvans acted in a dement d way towards Dr GlbbeS and other , and claimed that Grillln >o cured his (Kvans) pistol from a bureau and purposely shot himself. Kvans was arrested and carri d to Jail, the man dying in half an hour without >}> ak Ing. Sunday morning un Inquctt Jury by their verdict nj on the evldonco ad duced held Fvans ro*ponslblo for tin killing. The News and Courb V of Moo day -ays the defence; will set up the pica ol &olf*dofcnco, In dofonoj. These seem to lie. iho salient points and us no ono was prpsent tho tacts may never be developed. Grillln was a man lilty-six yea s ol promi nent In rail-road circles, had recently come tOColumbia where he made many friends, had passed his life in Georgia and was a Confederate veteran. Fvans I is a bachelor, a son of a Confederate Brigadier, a brother of OX*GOV. John Gary Kvans, and it will be recalled has been twice a candidate for St do Itail [toad Commissioner. Kvnns may have kiile.l (irilli'i in EOlf-dofonco, or in sud den passion upon provocation sufficient to roduco tho killing to manslaughter, There seems lo be nothing to justiiy the suggestion that ho committed a wilful cold-blooded murder. Take ( arc of Voiir Stomach. There is more or loss of adulteration Im In all kinds of food products, do not t ut onoilgll of any one to be seriously hurt by it, except How important, it is then that iir out of which the bread is should be pure Tho Antl tratlon League guarantees tho of all the Hour made at Brain lilis, Owonsburo, Ky. "Clifton" is tho highest patent, but if you want, a cheaper Hour, buy "Snowllako" or Spotless." Sold by T. N. Barksdalo or M. II. Fowlor. <frv I still have a lot of Guano and rA"eTd at Barksdale, and also here. .1. II. Sullivan. April 18th, 1901. FACTS PERSONAL AM) BRIEF NOTES OF BECENT EV CMS. Mr. Joseph Crows, of Atlanta, Ga., is in tho city. Mr. Edwin G simp do visited Green* villo during tho Carnival. Mr. W. 1.. Gray v'sitO 1 01*0 <:vi! c last Thrusday. The re-union at Columbia commences May st.li and Includes the nth. Miss Evle Little spent ;i few days in Greenville lust week. Miss Holmes, of Ashville, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. S. 1'. Holmes. The library is nov open from four to six. Mi-.s A/.llo Wilson was the must of friends in Greenville last week. Mrs. Casper Smith, Jr., of Waterloo, was in the city last Wednesday. Mrs. J . A? Copoland visited relatives in Greenville last week. Miss Laura Irby is in Greenville, the guest of Miss Julia Irby. Mr. and Mrs-. J. II. Barks visited relatives in Uroenvillo last. week. Rev. Hobert Adams left to attend Presbytery at f.ockhart on yesterday. Miss Laney returned yesterday from a visit to relatives in Augusta. Mrs. W. if. Garrett Is visiting her son, Mr. C. W. Garrett, ol Greeuwood. Miss Kosa Hart, of Cokesbury, Is vis iting Mrs. W. II. R'.ohcy. Mrs. Puller, of Mountvillo, was the guest this week of Mrs. .1. H.TeagUO. Mr. W. W. Wallace, of Young's, was a visitor to tho city Monday. Mr. R. C. Burnett, of Cro<s Anchor, ncross tho Knorcc, was among his friends in tho city Monday. Mr. A. .1. Martin of Young's, made a pleasant visit to TllK Adykktiskh ou Monday. Mrs Lafayette Teague and Eda Fay Teague, of Waterloo, were in the city on yesterday. Camp Garlington has reeo'ved a handsomely printed card of invitation to tho Re-un on ut Columbia. Miss Helle Ol'&lg, of Ora, was the guest of Miss Josie Minter Monday evening, attending the concert. The stores were closed in the city on yesterday morning during the hour of service at the methodist church. Dr. .1. .1. Boozer, of Clinton, was in the city on Thursday visiting his daughter, Mrs. Little. Youngs' had for representatives in the city Monday. Messrs. Fountain Martin and W. T. Harris. The revival services continue at tho Methodist, church. Great Interest in tbom is being shown. Mrs. Mason Langston and children arrived in the city it few days ago from Spartanburg HeV. X. J. Hohnes, I'resident of tho Christian and Missionary Alliance, is now pursuing Iiis labors in Florida. Mrs. W. E. Lucas and Mrs. Epperson spent the latter part of last week in Spartanburg. Mrs. James Burton, of Newberry, was the guest for a few days this wook of Mrs. Joe Burton. Our newly installed Mayor and Coun cil are attracting tho attention of the city to their work on the streets. Tho last was Greenville's Carnival Week. With some towns not a thou sand miles oil it is the condition every week . Dr. Montague, President of Furman University, will lecture in opera Hall, Cotton Mill Store, April 2,'ird at 8.15 o'clock. Mr. Karle C. Page, of Spartanburg, was in the city last week in the inter est of Mr. J. C. Garlington's proposed publication "Men of the Time." Young Mr. Leo reported mill' lerod at Whitmire was reared at Clinton and was well connected, having prominent relatives in the State. The Rev. T. J. Jacks will preach at Beaverdam Baptist church next. Sun day, 21st lust, at 11 o'clock. The public are invited. Dr. K. E. Hughes and Mr. L. W. Simktns will represent the church of the Epiphany at the Dlaecsan Coun cil which meets In Greenville in May. A colored man, living on Mr. W. 1). Byrd's place, fell from a moving train a few days apo and was seriously in jured. Mr. L. G. Balle is representing the local brotherhood of Knights of Honor at the meeting of the Grand Lidge of the order in Columbia this week. Miss Wlllou Boyd entertained the Sewing Circle very delight fully Friday afternoon. Dainty refreshments were served and the occasion much enjoyed. Mrs. J. 1'. Norman, of Charlotte, X. C, Mrs. Peake and Miss Kin Leakc, of ('linton, spent last Wednesday with friends in the city. Waterloo was repres.nteJ in the city on Monday in ths person of Mi*. F. II. Wilcutt, one of the best farmers in Laurens. Dr. M. L. West , a prominent, citizen of Greenville, died in that citv last week. He was an accomplished Mason, and well known to the fraternity in this county where he had many friends. At tho great Council of the Im proved Order of Red Men which con vened at Spartanburg last wook l>. T, Godfrey represented the Laurens wig wam. Qcorge Workman, convicted of arson In this county, and sentenced to ion years, after serving seven, has bocii pardoned by the Governor Trial Ju rors and Trial JudgO were among the Petitioners. In tho examination at Spartanburg for the Annapolis Cadotshlp, llaskoli Dial was third in tho class of thirteen, said to havo been an exceptionally lino body of youths. The address of welcome to the con vention of King's Daughters' at the Presbyterian church this morning will in* made by Miss Leo Nelson, one of the most intellectual and cultivated j young ladies in the city. Mr. .1. II. Park, who has a cloud ol friends on this side of the Saluda, was oleoted Mayor of Greenwood on Satur day last by a most complimentary ma jority. Wo congratulate that wide awake little city. Enterprising gentlemen of Waterloo were in this eity recently and say they will build an oil mill in their town. It is a lino section for such an enterprise, tlie material is there, and tho mill ought to bo In operation by the 1st of ()etober. The following young LaurODS hoys stood tho examination ut Spartanburg for tho Annupolis cadotship: Hnskoil Dial, Laurens; Thus. M. Little, Clinton: M. E. B. Owens, Cross Ulli. Thero wore ten others from tho Congressional District embracing Fairlield, Spartan burg, Greenville- Riehland, Union and I Laurens. The, decision will be made to-day. Is life worth living? "Worldly possessions, intellectual attain ments, brilliant achievements, social position, yea, the grateful homage and hearty plaudits of the world count for naught if there be not a contented mind." To be contented ones surroundings must be pleasing. Beautify the home. Look in our show windows this week ami see for how little you can sur round yourself with works ol genuine art. Pictures framed and unframed. We also sell glass binding, wire, backing, make any size or priced frame on short notice. The Laurcns Drug Co. 103 West Main St. 'Phone 76 Goods delivered . Teachers' .Yssoeiat ion. The Laurcns County Teachers' Asso ciation will meet in tin' Court House, Saturday. April 20th, at 11 o'clock. The following is the program: A lesson in Crammer conducted by B. Y. Culbertson from 11 to 11 10. The following teachers will please give some incident in discipline: Misses Agatha Davis. Sarah Copeland, Mat t ie Heliums, Matte1 Putman anil Messrs. McFadden, .Johnson and Jordan. .1. B. VVatkins, W. I'. Culbertson, Mamie ('lardy, Executive Committee. Prevented a Tragedy* Timely Information given Mrs. Ceo. Long, of New StrattSVllle, Ohio, pre vented a dreadful tragedy and saved two lives. A frightful cough had long kept her awake every night. She bau tried many remedies and doctors hut steadily grew worse until urged to try Dr. King's New Discovery. One bottle wholly cured her and she writ-s this marvellous medicine also cured Mr. Long of a nevere attack of Pneumonia. Such cures are positive proof of the matchless merit Of this grand remedy for curing all throat, chest and lung trouble. Only 60 cents and $1.00. Kvcry bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free at Ijuirens Drug Co. Messrs S. M. ^ K. II. Wilkes, Laurcns, S. O: Gents: 1 am much pleased with my Buck's Stove. It is easy to cook on. It. tires up wdh very little fuel and the baking is a wonder. I am advising all my friends to buy the same kind. They certainly couldn't get any better than Duck's. Sincerely, .1.* T. Led ford, Laurcns, S. C. Clubbing Kales. Tin; Aovuktiskk clubs with the fol lowing papers at the billowing prices in advance: advkrti8kr and Semi Weekly Atlanta Journal $1.76; Auvkk 'I'isiat and Southern Cultivator 60; Advertiser and Thrio3-a-Woek New York World $1,06; advertiser and Bryan's Commonor, $l".">. ? What about a Bicycle this Summer? We havo them both In price and quality that will suit yon? Pilot 1001 model for $18.50. Can you beat this? S. M. & K . II. Wilkes. THE LAURENS BAR A NEW liAW FIRM. The undersigned havo this day en tered into a partnership for the practice of law in the Court s of this State, under the name of Simpson ?!v. Cooper and will promptly attend to all business en trusted to them. 11. y, Simpson, 11. a. Cooper. AT PKNTIONl ATTBNTIONtl Teachers and Scholars of LnurcilH County. Wishing to savo you monoy, as well as to supply you with tho latest hooks, we have put in stock Johnson'?* Kond ors, Loo's Histories, Ginu's Arithme tics and Froy's Geographies. Glad to have you call. Palmetto Drug Co. Osae of the neatest and prettiest line of Dress Goods, Percales, Organdies, Swiss China Silk, Ginghams, and everything that you may wish to find in the Milli nery Department. Prices on Spring Clothing, Shirts, Hats, Shoes and Gents' Furnishing Goods to suit the times. Respectfully, Special Sale of Ladies and Childrens Sailor Hats. Every Lady and Child should come lo this sale and buy a new Sailor X^eu? Srjape in White and Black rough straw at 25 cents. Good quality at the price. in While, Black, Navy, Oxblood and Brown Ladies' Sailor, rough straw?sold everywhere at 75 cents?our price 50 cents. quality in plain straw, black and blue bands. Sold every where $1.25 to $1.50, our price $1.00. '\ Good Thing in Children's While und Tan Mexican shapes at -5 cents. Children's White Mexican shape worth 75 cents. Our price 50 cents. Children's New Shape Sailors, while, rough straw, with assorted bands and crush crowns, very popular this season. 50 cents. ^Special Sale in Ladies Waist from >5 cts to #5.50. ? Laurens, S. C. f1 ^-_~'-^^J-J^^^jjptTfl*?<?-^ We are ISJourj it\ a Position to sJ?ouj on ^'?>??. v $10.00 # vp r Purchases. 0 L 1? the Largest and most varied stock of Handsome Odd Pieces jof High Class Furniture ever Exhibited in upper Carolina. We have stocked our rooms will the best that can be obtained of the choicest and newest design in woodsman's ail, such as Odd Dressers, Wash Stands to match, Chuflfoniers, Ladies' Writing Desk, Brass and Enamelled Beds, Odd Chairs and Rockers for Bed Rooms and Sitting Rooms, Odd Tables. Leather Conches and Chairs; Also great many pieces of handsome Furniture in the Old Colonial styles. Sweeping reductions prevails throughout our Furniture Department the Year around. Laurons, S. C. an elegant lino of Spring ?lut hing that wo wish the peoplo of Laurons County to examine. We do not aak you fco buy unloss you are satisfied our prioos are Lower lor ihe same ptality than you can buy olsewhoro. Our prices are moderate, but not at the expense of quality? Special ?af gaitjs in the following goods as long as they last: Shirts, Undershirts, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Towels and Notions of all kinds. Select, what you want at the rogular pi ice?deduct 26 per cent and it is yours. This is a special bargain?in Samples?-and the tir?t get the best selection. We appreciate your business and will protect your interest. Yours for Business, Minier THE OLD FIRM KENNEDY BROS. will oon? tinue the Undertaking business at tho old stand. COFFINS, CASKETS and ROBES, and HEARS 10, at tho ? ?LOWEST PRICES. A contmuanco of tho genorous patronage hithorto oxtonded rra ectfullv Bolioitod. KENNEDY BROS.. Lauron?. S. 0 NOUTlICAliOLlNA and Direct from Distiller to Consumer ^ Saving Middlcmen'd Profits. Write for I Vice*. J.H. WOOLLKV,1 CHERRYYILLE,