The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, April 24, 1901, Image 3
The Exposition.
The township committees are ex
ported to bo in full attendance on May
4th, Saturday.
Nole Ibis.
A lawyer of this citv furnished a big
and good farmer with his sweet potato
seed.
HONOR ROLL
Of Laurons Graded School for tfie
month ending, April 12, 1001:
First Grade: Bmelitio Boyd, Bdmonla
Oarrett, Alberta Riddle, Bolen Tay
lor, Moore Dial. Charles Fleming,
Shell McDaniol, Itoland .Moseloy, WaT
ter O'Doll, Brskine Todd, James Todd.
Second Grade: Nat Kennedy, Clarke
Mint<T. Itussoll Mlater, John Watts
Third Grade: Hoary Irby. Wellie
MeDantel.
Fourth tirade- Sarah Babb, Toccoa
Oalno, llolon Crisp, Sadie1 Sullivan,
Itiohurd Simpson, Marion Wilkes
Fifth Grade: Annie Diamond, Daisy
Kicbelborgor, Kthol Simmons, Bll/.a
Sullivan. Fannie May Wright, Samuel
Fleming.
SixthGrado: LtllioArmstrong, Rosa
Balontino, Lillie Miller, Mary Todd,
Robert Richolborgor. Stobo Young.
seventh Crade: Olle Adain?. Loreo
Boyd, Frankio GHtton, Annie Rlohey,
Josio Sullivan, Frank Crisp.
Bight h G rado; Lint Jones, I na Little.
Annie Sit greaves, Bdnn Sitgreaves,
Charlie Korn, Belton Thomason.
Ninth Crude: RmillU ForgUSOO, JtlUa
Ferguson,Agnes Adam-. Willie Kiel oy,
Lewis Simkins.
.1. IL Watkins, Supt.
Mr*. W. IL Madden has been suffer
ing from an attack of pneumonia for
several days, and her friends will be
glad to learn that her condition was
reported yesterday as more favorable
Qrconvillo News.
Miss Laura Irby,an attractive young
lady from Lauren.-., is the guest of Miss
Mauldln, in Pondloton streot. -Grcon
vlllo News, istii inst.
A fine brood marc belonging to
Mr. W. M. Lt lilioll gave birth to twin
mulo colls ono day last week.Tiny were
well dololopcd and promised to make
line, animals. The mare and colts
Wore in a Ml)all stall and one was killed
accidentally by the mare. ? Keoweo
Courier.
Last week J. J. McSwaill, Bsq., of
Honoil Path, appeared before Associate
Justice Gary and applied for bail lor
S. A. Hay it es oharged with murder.
Bail was granted in tb" sum of $1,000.
Baynos killed an escaped convict and
did -o in solf-dofonso?Abbeville Me
dium.
Job Couldn't Have Stood it
If he'd had Itching Piles They're ter
ribly annoying: but Bucklen's Arnica
Salve will cure the worst ease of piles
on earth. It has cured thousands. For
Injuries. Pains or Bodily Eruptions it's
the best Salve in t he world.
Cashier Humbert,
The Bonea Path Chronicle ol April
17, has these complimentary words of
one of the best young men in Lauren-.
He is Assistant Cashier of the Citizens
Bank, newly established at tho rising,
young city, Honea Path:
"J, IL Humbert, tho assistant cash
ier, has made manv friends since he
has been in Honea Path and is a young
man of high character and business
ability and wo prophesy a bright fu
ture f? r him.
Ret a Pure Article.
Buy the purrst*and best Hour, al
though it costs more money, rather
than a cheap art'clc and pay ten times
tho, dilToror.ee for medicine and doc
tor'.'; bibs. "Olfftou" is pure and
Wholesome and is- the best patent. If
you want a cheaper Hour, buy ?'Snow
Hake" or "Spotless". All arc abso
lutely pine and manufactured at Brans
ford Mills, Owcnsboro, Ky. Sold by T.
>N. Barksdalo and M. B. Fowlor.
Col. R. W. Simpson, of Pendleton,
went to Lau t ens Friday in response to
an invitation to make an addl'i ss on
Saturday to a re-Union of a part of ids
old Regiment,the Third South Carolina
Volunteers, in which Regimont he en
listed and served as a Confederate sol
dier. Unfortunately for the Veterans,
however, the constant downpour of
rain prevented the re-tin ion, and they
thereby missed what would have hi en
a most delightful address. Wide-spread
interest was manifested In the occa
sion, and it is reported that as many
as porhaos 100 Veterans of this Regi
ment had gat hored In from other places
to en joy the occasion. There was no
bettor Regimont in tho service than
the Old Third: and many of the best
citizens of this county helped support
her Hag on many a bloody Hold. May
they live for many a re-union in the fu
ture. Anderson Inlollingccr.
We have bought tho drug slock
of the Laurons Cotton Mil', ami will be
glad to see those wi 0 have prescrip
tions to III), promising to give the low
est prices. We carry a complete stock.
Palmetto Drug Co.
A Siipui b (<rip Cure.
Johnson's Tonic is a supurb Grip
cure. Drives out every trace of poison
from tho system. Docs 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 the return of perfect health Price
00 centfe if it euros. Ask for Johnson's
Chill and Fever Tonic Take nothing
else.
Our 10 cent counter is now loaded
with a lot of useful articles that will
surpass anything that you have ever
soen.
S. M. & K. H. Wilkes.
Big line of sailors and straw hats
from cents up and you will be ob
liged to buy a trimmed hat if you see
the beauties. At Mrs. Adams'.
buy a pair of American Girl Shoe.
Suhl and guaranteed bj J. B- Minter A
Bro.
Our straight-forward proposition on
a Ruck's stove is that it p'eases you or
vour money cheerfully refunded.
S. M. A K. II. WilkOS.
Some sample sklrtsand ladies' waists
to go at 2;"> cents less than regular
price. A groat bargain.
.1 IS, M inter ft Bro.
My Ladies' Zeiglcr Bros, Slippers fit
1.. e gloves.
o. B. Simmons.
Tbc finest, lino of children's clothing
in Laurcns and at prices that speak
for themselves,
J. E, Minter A Pro.
Our counters ar<i loaded with bar
gains in Spring Clothing ? Clothing
that fits like it was made for von.
J. B, Mlntsr & Bro,
shirts: See the. beautiful $1 00 Shirts
at J. E. Minter A Hro.
Tis time to get your straw hat. lie
have them.
J. K. M Inter A Hro.
If yon want stylish millinery at
a pleasing price, call at The Hub.
Hat Hack, .No. 721, in oak: height <?
feet; 6 Inches: width 2 feet, .'i hiebe*:
with 12 x is French Hovel Mirror for
*<i. 60.
S. M. A B, IL Wilkes.
A regular communication Of Pal
motto Lodge, No. 10, A. F. M.. will be
beld at Masonic Hall, April 2?tb
H. W. Andkkhon,
Secretary.
The Coining Carnival*
Noxt Tuesday night,80th lust., there
will be another Masquerade Carnival
at the Skating Kink. All the skaters
will bo attired in beautiful anil comic
costumes, and a pleasant time is an
tieipated. I'ri/.es will he awarded to
the hist skaters aril the OCOBslon is
looke I forwurd to with interest.
Oscar Swit/er.
Very few of us remember the young
soldier who at sixteen, joined tho
.lames iiattalioo, and fought it out gal
gantry with that gallant command. Af
ter the unpleasantness he left our
county thirty-throe years ago and set
tled in Arkansas, whore he has boon a
successful and useful ulti/Oll. lie is on
a v^it t<> his venerable father, Captain
?lohn R, Swit/er, of Cray Court, and is
welcomed home by many friend.-. He
will make a protracted stay.
A Record Breaker.
Saturday morning, the 2(1111, greeted
ii- with cold comfort, a st'lT Northern
blow, with winer's icy lingers, rain,
sleet and ?jmiow and the thermometer
in the ;>0's. There has been nothing
liko it. The old irray beards are talking
>f April 15, 1841), with the wine and
mllk>llke mixture of the white Ilakos
and roses, tin- big freeze that followed
hi the succeeding morning destroying
the wheat crop. At this writing, Mon
thly morn log, the weather is still freaky
and skittish with dashes of snow and
everybody anxious about the crops. At
the North conditions nrc bad, high
waters are doing exceeding damage,
In Western New York tho snow four
feet deep and suffering is great and all
businoss suspended.
Number of Dolinqtieiil Tax Executions
Issued lor Taxes of I1MJ0.
i.aureus Township, 215; Youngs'
Township 17^: Dials 77: Sullivan 44;
Waterloo .": ; Cross 11 a 11 121; Hunter
151; Jacks .*H); Seullletown 8?. Kxecu
lions 1,015, Tax warrants lor polls,
::s:,. Total l hu? Some scattering.
NO. POM. VVAKttAXTS PUT in "anus in
MAOISTKATKS.
I aureus TllWIlship i2l ; N Ollllgs 88;
Dials 1 1: Waterloo 1?; Cross Hin :ts:
Hunter si: .lacks 15; SoillllctOWtl :!7.
:I8"?.
At our request ex-Treasurer Bnbb,
always obliging, furnishes Tut: Ai>
\ Km ist.it the above statistics, which
will be of interest to our readers.
The Work of Hie King's Daughters
Convention.
The wearers of the Silver Cros*, the
devoted, Christian women of the State,
who are leagued together in their la
bors of love under the title of the K tug's
Daughters have com?! and gone, leav
ing among the Lauivns people at large
pleasant recollections of their Inter
esting convention and a far clearer un
derstanding of the splendid work they
are doing.
The 111*81 meet'ng of tho Convention
was called at ton A. M. a-t Wednesday,
Mr*. Daniel c. Hol orts, of Charleston,
I ho State Secretary, presiding. How
? I D Pitts opened with prayer, Miss
I. co Nelson following with the address
of welcome from the Laurens circle.
Miss Ida Lewis, of Mt. Pleasant, re
sponded on behalf of the Convention.
The remainder of the session was de
voted to routine work.
In the evening, Mrs. Isabella Davis
of New York, S?crotaryof the inter
national Order, addressed a large au
dience, explaining the origin and giv
ing a briet his'ory of the work done by
the King's Daughters. Mrs Davis i
a very forcible and magnetic speaker
and entirely won the attention ami
sympathy of her I oarers.
The sessions of Thursday and Friday
were devoted to business, the following
ollieers being elected to serve for the
ensuing year:
S'ato Secretary, Mi s. D L>. Roberts;
Recording Secretaiy, Mrs. ICmily
Walker: Treasurer, Miss l.ula Lee.
Kxeeutivo Committee?Miss Louise
II. H?lst, Mrs. W. W. Stanford, Mrs.
.1. U, Dav is, Mrs. C. W. Tune, Mrs. c.
G Matthews.
The members ol the Convention left
on Saturday with many expressions id
appreciation of l.aureus hospitality.
Prominent among tin delegates were
Mrs. Jenkins Mtkell, ot Kdlsto, Miss
Lula Lee, of Charleston, the State
Treasurer: Mrs. H. M. Walker, of
Charleston, Miss Shirley, of llonea
Path, Mrs Humbert, of Pel/.er. Mrs.
Knight, Mi-s Audrey Davis, of Gl'COn
vlUe. Missus Bcno't, Scarborough and
Williamson, ol Darlington, Mis-cs An
derson and Nance, of Waterloo, Mrs.
MeMaster, of Charleston.
IIS ML.
Harris. Truehoai't and Maokoy, sup
ported by a selected company Ina three
act farce comedy, "TIS HE," guar
anteed two hours and a half of solid
mirth provoking laugher, which is
continuous from rise to fall of curtain.
The comedy is full of funny situations
and clear wbolcsoino coinfdy, which
constantly tickle the I'Isiblntloa of the
audience. They are all ar ists of
ability in their respective line, ami
have selected lach member ot the com
pany with the sole aim of pleasing the
public. Besides the extremely
funny comedy situation each and
every person with the company is a
high-class specialty performer of merit,
up to-date vaudevillO acts, are intro
duced during the action of the play, by
the following polite vaudeville artists:
Tommy and Laura Harris, dancing
marvels, Trucheart and Dillon, eccen
tric conrdy duo. Maokoy and Croix,
travesty artists, Kreil and Amy Got
tlob Gorman delineators, Tommy liar
ri-\ Jr., mimic, .lohn West, musical
comedhin, Harry T. Howard, character
impersonator.
The management state with pride,
that ? hercver t he show has performed
the public look for a return date with
the company with pleasure. ? New Port
News Herald .
At the Opera House, to-morrow
night, (Thursday, i 2?th inst. Admis
sion 26, 50 and 75 cents, Roserved soats
on salo at The Palmetto Drug Co.
How's This.'
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Ca'arrh that can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure,
i". J. OHKNICY & CO.,
Toledo, O.
Wo, the undersigned, have known
K. J. ( honey for th^ lust 15 years, and
bolievo him perfectly honorable In all
business transaction? and financially
able to carry out any ob igation made
by their firm.
West A: Tauax, Wholesale Druggists?,
Toledo, (>
Wulding, Kinnan '. Marvin Whole
sale Drugg' >s, Toledo, O.
Mail'a Catarrh Curo is taken Inter?
nall; , acting directly Upon the blood
a ,d mUCOUS surfaces of the system.
I'estlmonials sens free. Price ??> cents
per botlle. isold by all Dm/gists.
Hall's family Pill? are tho host.
f am talking ' through my hats." In
other words I am lotting my hats talk
for me.
( O. B. Simmons.
LadioH* ready-to-wear skirlM in
pique, crash and linen from 50 els
up. ' Tho Hub.
FACTS PERSONAL
AM) BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT
EVENTS.
Mrs. T. I). Darlington loaves iu a tew
days for u visit to Allendulc.
Mr. c. W. Tune went to Lockhart to
attend Presbytery last week.
Messrs. T. G. and R, l'. Traynbam
spent Sunday in Greenville.
Magistrate I'orter Kl ledge, of Sulli
van, was in the city Monday.
Mr. T. . R. L. Gray represented
VoungS, on Monday.
Rev David Todd attended the Knoree
Presbytery at I.ockhart
Mi>s A Iii?' Wollt*, of Alma, is visiting
relatives and friends in the city.
Mr. W. I. Miller, of Mt. Pleasant,
was iu tho eity yesterday.
All the talk for four days has been
-the weather.
Mr. A. Y. Thompson, a leading citi
zen Of the pretty town of Ora, was ill
our eity on Saturday.
Monday boinff an off day with the
farmers," Mi-. M. 13, I'oole, of SoUlllo
town, was on our streets
Haskoli Dial, who has been absent
at College, will bo tit home for the re
mainder of the session.
President N. B. Dial, of the Enter
prise Dank, wa: gazetted at Columbia
Saturday hist.
Mrs. .1. T. Johnson, of Spartanburg,
arrived in tho eity lust Tuesday to visit
.Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Audorson,
Mr. .J. II. Sullivan is remodelling and
making additions to his Main street
residence.
Mr. Perrin IL Watts, an enterpris
ing young gentleman of Cros.s Hill,
was in the city on yesterday.
Attornoys P. 0. Featherstono anil
W. R. Rlchey are in attendance on the
Supreme Court. Columbia.
Ciov. McSweeney has reduced tho
line of Thomas and Lon 1'rater, of Lau
rcns, from $f)00 to $300.
The General Assembly of the Pres
byterian church in the United States,
(Southern) convenes at Little Rock,
May Kith at 11 A. M.
The library association desires to
thank the Mayor and Council for the
use of the Opera House on the evening
of April first.
it is announced that the peach crop
is good in Bdgelleld, Saluda and other
parts of the State, whore the crop is an
article of commerce
Mayor .1. lb Park, of Greenwood,
spent> several days in the city last week
visiting friends and greeted with cur
dial congratulations.
Rev. W. B. Duncan bus been invited
to make an address on Memorial Day.
Mr. Duncan is a lliient and graceful
speaker and will make the occasion in
teresting.
Don't miss "Tis lie,'' the funniest
show of the season at the Opera House,
to-morrow night. Admission J~>, 60
and 70 cents. Reserved teats on sale at
The Palmetto Drug Co,
The Opera House will close its sea-,in
to-morrow night, with "Tis He." a side
splitting farco comedy. Admission 20,
50 and 70 cents. Seats on sale at Tue
I 'al motto Drug Co.
The ClarlosophieSociety South Caro
lina College, has eh ?teil.I. A. Stod
dard, Chief Marshal, and W. A. Gar
rett, assistant, for tho June commence
ment.
Mr. N'ilcs J. Craig, President of tho
Greenwood Roller Mill, and who is
making a success of that enterprise,
spent a few days in the county last
week with friends.
Miss Annie Anderson and M iss Nance,
of Waterloo, were the guests of Mrs
Edgar Martin during tlio session ?>f the
King's Daughters Convention. They
came up to represent their circle.
Miss Lucile Wright leaves iu a few
days for Cartersvlllc, Georgia, where
she will be an attendant at the wc?l
ding of Miss Lucy Jones and Mr. John
(!. Simpson*.
There Bhould bo a llrst-class base ball
city team and now is the time to or
ganize. Early (dosing should begin
the 15th of May if the idea is to take in
the longest days of the summer. Give
the laddies and lassies too a fair show.
The Palmetto Drug Company have
opened up tholr soila fountain for tho
? eason. They serve all of the new ieeil
drinks und have a parlor tastefully
litted up where you ?um take them in
blissful comfort. The lirst tlmo you
arc thirsty make them a visit.
Clinton needs an up-to-date Gra?le?l
School building, says tho Chronicle of
that town. The civilization of a com
munity may be gauged by its roads, it
school houses, its care of trees, birds
and its churches,
So far as wc have observed the Lau
rcns County Medical Fraternity was
no! represented at tho State mooting
at Floronee last wook. Thus it would
appear that they are neither combat
ive, gregarious, nor convivial. There
was a great Fish Fry.
Mrs. w. K. Lucas and Mrs. Kpper
son, her sister now visiting her from
Tennessee, go to Charleston, where
there they will enjoy the Carnival of
Loses. And we are reminded of the fair
goddess among the Mowers ? herself
tip' fairest llower.
On tho evening of April 25th. Miss
Louise Killinn, of Greenville, will give
her graduating recital in vocal music.
Miss Killian will recivo her diploma
fr m the Greenville Fomole College.
She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jonas L. |< illian of Greenville, and has
relatives and many ndin'rois here.
An exchange says that It takes a
rich man to draw a check, a pretty girl
to draw attention, a horse to draw a
cart, :i por? us plaster to draw the skin,
a toper to draw a cork, a free lunch to
draw a crowd and an advert sement in
your home paper to draw trade.
The Woman's board of Administra
tion of the South Carolina Inter-State
and West Indian Exposition has ap
pointed Mrs. .1. J. Pliiss, Chairman of
Committee to sclent exhibits from this
county. She is authorized to appoint
(he Committee from the city and from
different sections of the county. Lau
rcns should send an exhibit second to
no other in tho State.
The King's Daughters in convention
in this city last week are a noblo hand
of Christian Workors, doing a noble
work. Tho next annual convention
will bo in Charleston. A non-denomina
tional hospital is one of their schemes,
for which they have a fund of 15,000 to
bo jncrcasod to f."10(00i). |t will p-o
bably bo located In Charleston.
i This will bo an aesthetic week In
the fair city of Greenville. Tho Federa
tion of Women's Clubs convenes there
on to-dav. Mrs. C. C, Featherstono,an
officer of the state organization, Mrs.
J. <). 0. Fleming and Mrs. ILK. Aikon,
of Laurcns, nre in attendance as dele
gates and otlicluls. Wo trust our fair
[representatives will use their eloquence
to bring the Federation to Laurons an
othor year.
Just arrived Wash Silks in all new
shades. 50 cents per |?ard. At Mrs.
Adams'.
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
it there he not a contented
mind."' To he contented ones
surroundings must be pleasing.
Beautify the home. Look in
our show windows this week and
see foi how little you can sur
round yourself with works of
genuine art. Pictures framed
and unframed. We also sell
glass binding, wire, backing,
make any size or priced frame
on short notice.
The Laurens Drug Co.
103 West .Main St.
'Phono 7? Goods delivered.
Teachers' Association.
The Laurens County Teachers' Asso
ciation will meet iti the Court House,
Saturday, May ith, at 11 o'clock. The
following is the program:
A les-on in Grammar, conducted by
11. Y. Oulbertson, from II to 11.45.
A losson in Laurens County .Geog
raphy, conducted by Miss flattie Ro
land from 11 Ifi tO 12.15.
Talks on discipline.
.1. II. Watkins,
W. 1'. (lulbortson,
Mamie. Clardy,
Executive Commit tee.
ForIVit of Sl,000.00.
Every sack and barrel of "Clifton,"
Snow Hake" or ' Spotless" Hour bears
the Anti Adulteration League trade
mark, and a posted forfeit of ?!,000.001
is a guarantee of its purity. Sold by T.
N. Barksdalo and M. IL hWler.
Seo our line of J)rop stitch Iioho
at 15 Cents per pair. Tho Hub.
t'iuhhiug Kates.
'j ill', advertiser clubs with the fol
lowing papers at the following prices
in advance: Advertisbr and Semi
Weekly Atlanta Journal $1.76; Adver
Tisia: and Southern Cultivator $1 50;
Adv icrtisek and Thrico-a-Week New
York World $[.05; advertiser and
Bryan's Conimonor, $b7.">.
Agents .1 A P Spool cotton. Can till
your orders at any time.
J. E. Mintor ,V Bro<
wanted? You to order your whis
key for ''personal use" from Cooper
Farming Distillery Co., Brevard, N.
O. Corn whiskey from $1.06 to $2.00
nor gallon; vessel ineludod. Uye from
12.15 to$3.15. Peach brandy *2.<ir>. Ap
plo $2.15 per gallon.
A. 1<\ COOPER,
President,
THE LAURENS BAR
A NEW hVW FIRM.
The Undersigned havo tltis day en
tered into a part um ship for t ho practice
of law in t he Courts of this State, under
tho name of Simpson & Cooper and will
promptly attend to all business en
trusted to thorn.
1 ii. v. Simpson,
it. A. Cooper.
ATTENTION! ATTENTION!!
Teachers and Scholars of LaurciiH
County.
Wishing to savo you monoy, as well
as to Miipply you with tho latest books,
wo havo put In stock Johnson's Kcad
ors, Loo's Histories, Ginu's Arithmc
I tics and Kroy's Geographies. Glad to
1 havo you cull.
I Palmetto Drug Co.
The Variety and elegance of my line of Black and Fancy Dress Goods and Silks is unsurpassed, From year to
year these Creations have reached the topmost pinnacle. Never before have 1 been able to show such an assort
ment. Ladies' thoughts are awake these days as to what is needed in the minor points of Stylish Dress. 1 have
anticipated her wants in this matter, however, and have selected the most
Stylist? Utje of l^otioijs Possible.
There is nothing lacking, the prices have been placed low, and the goods should move.
Special Sale of Ladies and Childrens Sailor Hats.
Every Lady and Child should come to this sale and buy a new Sailor.
JSJeoJ Sfjape
in White and Black rough straw at 25 cents.
Good quality at the price.
]S(eoJ SHfllPE
in White, 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 everywhere $1.25 to $1.50, our price
.$1.00.
A Good Thing
in Children's White and Tan Mexican shapes
at 25 cents. Children's White Mexican shape
worth 75 cents. Our price 50 cents.
Children's New Shape
Sailors, white, rough straw, with assorted hands
and crush crowns, very popular this season.
50 cents.
V--'-.Special Sale in Ladies Waist from 36 cts to $5.50^
Yoti
Wilt ^eect
a new Pocket-book to hold the money you make
by dealing at this store. A big saving to the peo
ple for miles round.
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Just Think of it
i |. |oo Mason Jars
to arrive. Carload
Porcclaii
fruit jars
lined cap
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and Hanges
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Everything for the Parlor: Everything for the Table
Everything for the Kitchen.
r\\fFroigTit I'uulf Ik
$i(i.oo #fp
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Laurcais, S. C.
IT INTEREST
ou
W. G. Wilson & Co.
Oder this week a line of Ladies heavy pure Silk. Gloves
Market value 65 cents, will be sold at 40 cents a pair.
They come in Black, White and Slate.
<? ? Wash PTabrics.
quality, style and price in colored wash goods that you
have seen elsewhere do not exactly harnioni/.e with your ideas
take a run through this stock.
New Creations in Ladies Belts and Neckwear just opened.
New All-over, Torchen and Val Laces.
Cambric, Lawn and Swiss Embroidery and Insertion.
A New line of Ladies and Misses Shoes and Slippers just
1 eceived at
W. O. WILSON & CO.
Lanrons, S. Of, April 10, 1901.
and ROBKB, aud HEARSE, at tho
t__*^^LOWEST PRICES.?so
A contniuanco of tho generous patronage hitherto oxteudod r<>a
pectfully solioUod. KKNNttDY RROS., Laurous, 8. C
NORTHCAROL.INA
Direct from Distiller to Consumer ^
Saving Middlemen's Profits. Writo for Prices.
J. H. WOOELfiY,
CHKRRYVILLE, N..C.