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The Jacksonville Tragedy. Iiicksonvllle,tho chief city of Florida mi ft rc-?l from a great conflagration on Friday hist, threo-fourths of the o'ty being'burnt, Ten thousand people are honi ilosj, seven lives lost uml from ten t > lifleon millions property swept away. It is tho greatest calamity that has hofallon u Southern city. To relieve tm- suffering that must follow will greatly tax the generosity and charity of tho Sou thorn people. Mr. W. W. Kill. Proprietor of this paper and city , IPor of Tho Times-Union, published ?! Jacksonville, wires his father here a; follows, "Situation dcplorablo and ruin beg gars dcscrlp* ion. W. VV. BALL." Lauren* - largi ly represented in lh( population of tho city. The facts are siillicient to appeal for relief to these who sympathize with the af ? iclcd. i wo ;M> to presi we learn with ro . r. t id the death of Mrs. I>r. .1. II. Downey, at the home of her parents, Limestone Springs, The iti nuul picnic at Cooloy's IMdgo win take place tho third Saturday In M y instea;! of the lir-t Saturday, which is the usual time. The high ural rs have destroyed tho foot bridge which hails to tho picnic grounds on the island. Ti c annual picnics at this pluoo an- always enjoyable occasions and nttruct large crowds. Kvorybody is invited to attend on the third Satur day . Iloni a Patii Chronicle. Tho corner-stone of our Confederate Monumenent will he laid on Saturday, May 11th. Col. J. A. Hoyt , of Green ville, will be the orator of tho rcca? s on. An Interesting program of old Confederate songs, etc., has been ar ranged for the day, and will be pub lished in our next i^sue. It is hoped that every Veteran in the County will visit i!e> city that day. The Memorial Association wants a roll of ?ach Camp i f Veterans in the cornor-. .one and it should he sent to Miss Nora lluhbird as soon is possible. Anderson Intel llgbi Cor As I idoro mentioned 1,1 these col umns, Garllngton is suro to have an oil m il an I other industries. It is now practically cortuin that a neat hotel is to i>e established, while the do velopill ni of the old reliable Stomp spring is assured. Garllngton will yet bloom as the rose. ?Clinton (la/.elte. Mr. Wa ter l'itts while handing a p s ol at hs l.omo in ar here Monday morning, reooived a slight wound in the hand from the accidental discharge of the. weapon.?Clinton Gazette. A number <d improvements are go Ing on now in various parts of the town. The cotton mill has just bored a i 0 foot well ar?i is erecting n 110,000 gallon slu'd pip-'. Clinton cor. Char leston News ami Courier. Whit mil e Oil Mill. A charter has been Issued for $15,000 lo a corporation at Whltmlro for the CStilh i-hinent of a cotton seed oil mill at that point Whltinire is steadily forging' her way to tl e front and with a half mil lion dollar cotton mill and oil mill and other elil i p Iscs she Will SOOI1 he coin; a htl'tro and prosperous town. Nowborry Herald und News. It Saved His Leg. P.A. Dan forth, of LuCrango, Ga.f itulicrcd for six m nlhs with a frightful running sore on his leg, but writes ?hat I'.uekl n's Arnica Salve wholly cured it ir live dnVS, Per Uleei'S, Wounds, I tie-. It's tllO best salve in the world. Curo guaranteed. Only 25 cts. V iipurb Grip Cure. Johnson's Tonic is a snpurb Grip cure. Drives out > ?'ery trace of poison from tho system. Does it quick.? Within an hour it enters the blood and bog ins to neutralize the effects of the poison. Within 11 day it p aces the Grip rictim byimi the point of dan ger. Within week ruddy cheeks at test the ret urn of porfcot health Pries ?V.l cents if it cure-. Ask for .lobn-on's Chill and Fever Tonic, lake nothing C's-J. The government wants 1,000 teachers to go to the Philippines to educate tho?i dusky, half civilized youngsters. One woul l sup|H>so that teachers would bo bard to socure, but not so. The gov ernment has had 1,500 applications al I'eady, find it will have more than two applicants for every position, and it will have to cull rather than canvass. Tho conditions are that one must boa graduate of a college or normal school, and hn\ i a number of recommendations besides agreeing to bo assigned to position without uny choice and also to giving three yoai'S of service before returning homo. Tl,.- pay is $7"> to $120 per month, superintendents get ting from $2,500 to $.'1.000 per year.? Uncle Sam is sure pay however and that is a drawing card.?Anderson ln tellingccr Mrs. Adams has a lot of new belts and neckwear in at low juices. Forfeit of |{(1,000.00. Kvery saek and barrel of "Cl fton," SllOWll iko'' or '"Spotloss" Hour bears the Ant'. Adulteration League trade mark, and a postod forfeit of $1.000.00 Is a guarantee of Its purity. Sold by T. N Barksdalc nnd M. H. !'owler. S me one saj H "an ounce of satisfai - lion Is worth a tori of talk." I guar mUo satisfaction in every pair of Xtigler llros Hllppors. <'. I'. Simmons. While and Uluek Organdy, Dimity and Rmbroldcrcd Swiss at Miv. Adams, Agents ,1 & P Spool cotton. Can fill your c i dei s at any t Ime, I K. Minter ,\ Pro. Low prioo Is evidentovorywhi ro, but l haven't sacriliccd u single point of rjuatlty to gain It, ? P>. Simmons. Ol course I W?|lt to win your trade, but I want lo win it rlght'y, not by offering cheap clothing that cos 8 little lit llrst and is worth Ic-s afterwards. (>. IL Simmons. YOU will no doubt need an Ice Pick. We Cllll your attention to 11)0 champion Ice Pick for only 10 cents at s. M. .v K. H. Wllkos. ? Gluts gold stippled" Ico Bowls for 00 Cents at s. M. a Ii. IL Wilkc.s. Pasturage lo Let. Will pasture dry oat Me for .'?0 o(s per month. I 'ast lire one and ono-luilf miles from I tourl I louse, j. s. Maohkx. -THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, Hummer Term Logins Juno 17th and ( dntinuos Six Weeks?Twenty University Courses Offered, Tlio Sumnsor School for Teachers begins June 1711> and continue) Three Weeks. Instruct on given in even branch of school woik. For circular containing full Information address F. P. Venahle, President, or M. C. S. Noble, Supt . Summer School, Chapel Hill, N.C. A Dark Hay. llismark, standard bred, five years Old, dark dapple bay, perfect marks, 10 hands. Will make the season at L-?u rens and Gray Court At Usurers Fri day of each week. $12.50, guaranty. j. H. Willis, Jtom*?k?tth&> c. .Mrs. Kcubon Hull, i f Meeker. Colo rado, is (>n a visit to lo r father and family, Mr. A. 0. Owln;s. near Cray Court. Three little Coloradlans ac company their mother. M i-s Sue Owens, alter a years' absence visiting her sls? (or, returns homo and is wo'comed by hor frioi.ils. Mr. Houbon Ball, wlo has boon 011 his crutollOS With rheuma tism is Improving at famous hot springs In that State Farmers on Monday, as a ride, re ported corn a bad .-und. with much re planting and in some instanc9Sentirely plantod iho second time. Cotton Is now Coining up und the hopss of farm' rs re vived as iu the hist few days seeds aiv Showing vitality. Slight showers in a few sections fell on Sunday afternoon, bnt at this writing rain is much needed lor all crops. All in all, except for the grain crops the prospocts nro not on cou raging. II) incneal. Mr. Jas, 1.. lowers ami Miss Allie Wo it, the accomplished daughter of f)i\ John S. Wolff, wore happily mar ried at tho home of the latter at K.30 on last Sabbath, Uev. J. i> Pitts, of liclating. Tun Advdutiskh extends Its heartiest felicitations. Laurens Cot ion Mill. The aim tal meeting ? f stockholders Of ibi-, splendid !. 11)IVOS OntOl'pl'l?0 00 e il red In this oily on Saturday hot. The i'epor'8 of the ollh'ors showed the corporation in sp'ondl? condition.? President W. I'.. Lucas and all tho old officials wore ro elected. sininner School at North Carolina Uni versity. Attention of toichets is particularly called to tho udvortiscmont of Prcsf? ilout b\ 11 Vonablc, in this Issue. It is a noble opportunity for teachers and Cnapel Hill Is a delightful rosort for the work teachers doligllt to perform. Camp Uarlingtou. These war-worn veterans had an en thusiastic meeting on Saturday. The roll call showed about thirty -ix pres ent Resolutions introduced by Adju tant Thompson favoring a State Home for homeless veterans were unanim ously endorsed' The Camp delegation at Columbia are instructed to push i lii>iu. Our Exhibit. t'apt.iiu .1. 11, Humbert, Chairman, and the members of the Exposition Committee of the several townships met on Snturdry it the olllce of the President of the Knterprise Rank, All report favorably of progress and a uniform spirit prevailing to have our county fully represented. Chairman Humbert is greatly encouraged. The Nimble Pistol. A wagon lo.'ul of nogross re turn I nt; from tho city Saturday last (rot up a muss four miles West of the city and A Hurt Bates sin?, mil killed Ford Sullivan . Batos i > in lull. Mr. i.mly N'chon, noar High Point, shot a nogl'J ti nan', on Sa'unlay. It is reported thai the negro has diod. Our Intormntion Isthat it was n clear case of self-defence. Til th School Picnic. Thero will bo a picnic served at the close ot Miss Muttic He lams'school, at Shlloh next Saturday. Uev. Watson II Duncan and Hon. C. ?. Fonthorstone will addross tho school. Shiloh contemplates belog (traded School in the near future. Pic nic signilies that beads of families cany with them the nice things of the household. Pill your baskets. A Sad Casualty. Two little loys. n unod Tucker, obll dron of employees nt Clinton Cotton NU1I, we. e diowned in Lllt'o River, on Sunday lust. It seems they took tnc railway track leading South, and at the on ssing of the river, seven miles South of Clinton, disrobed to take a bath Cautioned by a pass?ng nogro they gatd they could swim, but subsequently <iot Into water six foet deep. Another do pro pulsing lound tholr o!ol hing on the b in., of tho stream attended by a little dog and gave tho alarm. Their bodies were recovered ut one o'clock Monday morning. Sad, sad, indcod. In the ino.inwhlle earnest search for the ab een' cldldren lisul preceded during the afternoon around their home Death ui a Hood Man. Mr. .li.iu.^ If. Uramlett, a promt nont ciilz-Mi and fanner, residing near Bethel, on the Saludn, died suddenly on Iho morning of May 1st. Aged id years. His wife had preceded him in d.T.th more than a year. A son. F. ],. Uramlett. and Mrs J. M. Wood, a daughtor, survive him. He was a mem bei* Of the Baptist church anil his rcr ina:ns wire i:iii' to rest at Turkey Crock, Abbeville county, (where he was long a rosidont) on May at tend., d by a large concomoe of friends and neighbors The. funoral sorvices were conducted by Uev. J. I>. Martin, of tho Baptist church. W. L. Stone, G. Ii. Taylor, J. B. Humbert, M. 13. Me dien, A, J. Traynhara and Allen W. Clements acted a- pall-bearers. He was a veteran of the war, a man of large charity and will |>3 greatly la mented. School Picnic. There will )>2 a picnic at I >ial-' church at the close of the school at that pkeo, on Saturday, May 1-, IliOt. Kovoral prominent Hpoakci'd huvo been invited to address the prop'o. Somo of them are Senator; li It. Tjllman and John L. McLaurin, Congressman J T. John son, Stanyarno Wilton and A. (!. Latl mer, Uopresenta'Ivos Ii. W. Nichols, ft. A. Cooper and F 1'. McOowap, It, I'. Uabh, Q. L. Johnspn, blsrp nrd sev eral other- Let overybody come, and you too Mr Kditor to roport tho meet ing. It. w. N vSH, Teachc ;?. ?Jet a Pure A rticle. Buy the purist ar.d host lh)iir, al tliOUgh it costs more money, rather than a choap art'ole and pay ton times the ditToroi.ee for mcdicliio and iloo tor's blllp. "v'lfftoo" is pure and wholesome and is tun hi -,t patent. If you 'vniii n cheaper (lour, buy ''Snow Itako" or "Spotless". All are abso lute! v pure and manufactured at Brans, ford Mills, Owonsboro, Ky. Sold by T N, Barksdalp a nil M. K. Fowjcr. You can tret tho celebrated White Mountain Irlnplo mo'ion Ice Cream Frcozors as follow.-: J. ipiarts, $1.00; quarts, 12.2?; I quarts f:;..">0: u quarts. *.'{ L'.V. i quarts, f I 1". S M. & B. II. WilKes. An Knglito to RxcliangCf Tho lllldorslg?od has a <> to s horse powor Traction Kngino (Itussell make) which he desires to exchange for a portable englno |0 to I;). My engine in crood conditio i. .i.e. On A nt, Mountvlllo, S. C May 0, loot ::t. Notice, Trustees Election, By resolutions of the Board of Kdu catlon an election Is hereby ordered to be held on the. 25ill of May' 1001 for the. purpose of rocommond n$suitable p er sons to BUCOfOd tho present Hoard of Trustees in tho several school dis tricts Tho Trustees in tho various His trlots are hereby appointed to act as managon*, and (ordered) hold saht elootloiis as noai c< ntro of dislrlct as practical, govornlng said elections by tho ruler, and regulations relating to Ilemooratto primarlos, CllAS. Pi Buookh, Co. Supt. of Education. I May 7, 1901-8L FACTS PERSONAL AM) BBIEF NOTES OF KECENT EVENTS. Vor a Salosduv, Monday was vory Bobor-sidod und slimly attended. Dr. J. J. Boozer, of Clinton, came up 10 see and be seen on Monday. Miss Mayino FprgUSOIl left on Satur day for a visit to Acton. Miss A/.ilc Wilson is visiting in Co lumbia. You should tOC tho handsome hot'SQ Of Mr. Willis advertised 111 this -sue. Dr.and Mrs.Burksdalc visited frionds at Ureenwood during last week Laurens turns out well lor the Co lumbia re-union to-day. Col. .1.11. Whartou was up from Waterloo on Saturday. Mrs. William I'erry Wright, of PuoO let, visile I in the city last week. Mr. K. Ii. Lucas, of Walhalla, -pent Sunday ir. Laurens. Mrs. Dr. Jesse Tcaguo is on a visit to relatives and friends at Mounlvlllo. Major Alkoil, of CoronaeO, is on a visit to his son, Dr. II. K. Alken, Charley Crews, formerly of Laurons, now id Atlanta, was in the city yester day. Mrs. .1 no. Aug. Itarksdalo and tho Children except .lohn, the oldest, are visiting relatives in Newborry. ('apt. Miutor's addi'lon lo his large business block, North pub'iv '?juare, is being rapidly pushed. Mrs. 1). A. Davis and Miss Ida fuller were the guests of friends at Clinton ( n Saturday. .lohn R. BellaillS, K-<| , and Mr. Cal houn Wallace, live farmers, took a dnj off, and were in the city Monday. Mrs .). W. Clarke, of Kutherfordton, N. C, is the guest of friendj in the city. It will soon he threshing lime, Gb sorve advertisement of Mr. 1.0. Grant, Mountville. Mrs. U. P, Milam and children rc? tinned yesterday from I'airlield and Columbia, where they have: pint s \ oral days. Three handsome COttltgOS of Mr. Sitgroaves on his lot on Laurens street are fast approaching completion. Mrs. K. I.. Bailey, of Clinton, - pent a part of last week, w'th the family of her brother, Mr. S. C. Heid. Veteran I). II. Tcmplctou, now ol Liberty, Dickens county, but native and long at home with us. was shaking hands on Monday With old comrades. Kation day (last Saturday was duly observed, a hundred wagons leaving the city laden with Hour, meal, corn, bacon, et cetera. Mossrs. IL A Wharton, M. I'.. Crisp and .lohn M. Goodman, leading eltl/.ons of the growing hamlet of Mountville. were in the city on Friday last. Bishop Galloway' has been assiguod by the College of Bishops of the Metho dist church to preside a! the annual conference of South Carolina, Mr. ,1. h. Mock and daughters are homo from a pleasant outing, visiting friends at Piedmont, and his son. Dr. Mock, in Greenville county. Dr. .1. l?. Will ur, of Watorlo >, was in the city yesterday for the 11 rat time in a year, lie has boon an Invalid and his friends were proud lo moot 11 * til again. Lev. I'. L? Kstes returned from Aug usta last week, where he sufforcd a .,?? vero operation, lie is improving and bis friends hope to foo him in vigorous health at an early day. We learn with regie that Loland Frlcrson, fo in rly of this oilice, am! Manton, his brother, suffered by i,ho Hi'j in >l?toWsouvlllo, their employers being burnt out. Dr. (J P>. Wright, a graduate of the University of Maryland, spent Friday and Saturday in this city las'. Week. Ho has gone to Montgomery, Ala , bis future home. A caso was heard in ti.<i Supromo Court on Monday to compel the pay mont of the W0,000 voted bv the Legff lat ure, but not appropriate d for penson. A docision will probably bo made at mi early day, A half dozen hobbledehoy lads ap peared on the streets on Thursday last n the well-advert ised shirt-waist It is a mighty conservative town and the sixteen-vear-olds as a rule get there lir.st. A Petition iq before the Cii\ Coun cil to have the squaro and buslnoss parts ol tho city sprinkled in dusty and dry weather. Gutside of comfort It is important for the protection of goods in the business parts of the city. ('losing exercises of Jones High School, just across the S ilniia, occur May Ifith, annually a fea.si of reason and How of soul. Dr. Willie T Jones, the Patron Saint, of the bright spot don't even forget to invite us. Grund MO/Slprof Masons of Florida, issues an appeal for aid I >r the tnon sands rendered hotnaloss by the Jack SOnvlilc lire Contributions should be sent to W. I'. Webster, Jacksonville, Fla. I lo gl /es twice who gives >,uick!y. i. W, Simkins and W. R. Blehey, Attorneys, wont up to Spartanburg on Monday on law buslnes . Mountvillo has a contest and the question is whether a late election for city fall ors was legal and whether a new election should bo ordered. Mr. .J. T. Pcden, m Gray Court, -ays that corn is a bad stand, and CO'ton creeping up slowly and this is a gen era! complaint. Cotton seed are ijcaroj, A fJO?<l farrflGy ytat>pd l>hat i.L neigh bor was harrowing an early planting, but he thought It wou'd be necessary to re-plant. Karle Sloan, of Charleston, has boon appointed by Gov. MnSwocnoy, State Geologist, under an Act ore, tir the olUce passed at the liest session of the (leneral Assembly. Mr. Sloan had the very highest indorsements of dig* tingllished scientists and nodoubl the Govornor has carefully e msldci'cd the i|i.alilications of all applicants. Dr. IL A.?kO0 returned home on Saturday from New York. After look ing after the great Medical Colleges he ran up to Buffalo and was present at the Lxpo-dtinn opening in tuat great pity Bo went up to Niagara and v iewed that grandest of all America's great natura' npinife-tHtions of the UllhllniO, |)i-. A. J. Christopher, who ha? spent several months In No* York, in pro fessional hospital work, has returned to bis home,uray Court-, whero a hu ge constituency welcomes him Pefore ic turning ho \lslted tho Pun-American KxposlPon at P.uH'u'o, and took a look al wonderful Niagara. Mr . Christo pher accompanied \\\vn Dr. .lohn L. Smith, of Mt. Galla gher, (who left a big se< lion of his anatomy at Gettysburg) attended the nice:ing oil ('amp Gurlin^top on Sat urday. In' had his wagon and bum with him, n combination commis sary and JQiiarter-inaster train, anil says, for tie lirst time in ten years, he J.y.iHHjmH??^.^-. Is life worlli living? "Worldly possessions, intellectual attain ments, brilliant achievements, social position, yea, the grateful homage ami hearty plaudits nt the world COtttlt lor naught it there be not a contented mind." To be contented ones surroundings must be pleasing. Beautify the home. Look, in our show windows this week and see Ibi bow little yon can sur round yourself with works of genuine art. Pictures framed and unframed. VVc uls;> sell glass binding, wire, backing, make any size or priced frame on short notice. The Laurens Drug Co. i o,' West Main St. 'Phono 7? Goods delivered. Charleston excursion. The excursion to Charleston which WR8 announced some tlmo ago by McSH'S. Griflin, Martin ami Jonnson foe tin; month of May will bo run on Maj J:tr.l over tho 0. A W. 0. It, It. via I aureus ;vnd AugustII. The, train wllll?iVC here at H a. in. ami will make stops et all stations from I Oreonvlllo to l-aurens and from Lau? rons to Wa'.eiloo. A winde day anil night w|ll bo Bpmt In Charleston- Ar rangoinents have boon mado to have the (Jriiiin Hand on hoar.I and a gen eral good lime is anticipated. Tin-round trip from Qrocnvillo and Laurens will hi; only **?!,.*)ti. No doubl many will lako this opportunity for a delightful trip at such a small <'Ost. - Oroonvil'0 News. Fought for His Life. "My father and sister b*)th d?od ol Consumption," wiitr-o J, 'i'. Weather* wax. of Y.'yar.ontte, Mich., and I was saved from tho same frightful fato only by Dr. King's New Discovery. An at tack of Pneumonia left nu obatinnto cough and very severe, lung trouble, which afi 0*OOliont doctor could not help,hut a few months' use, of this won derful medicine made me as will as ever and I pinned much in weight."In? falilble for Cougli4,Colds and all Throat and f jUng trouble. Trial bottles free. Guaranteed hot this ?O conto and $ Loo at Laurens Hyug Co. .-. Beautiful trimmed hats at the lowest prices at Mrs. Adams. WaNTi'.n? \'ou. to order your whis key tor ' persona! use" from Cooper Panning Distillery Co., Itrovnrd. N. 0. Corn whiskey from $l.flfi to $2 00 per gallon: vessel ituiludod- U.vo from f2.1otO$3 16. Peach brandy *lib.">. Ap plo $2.15 per <(iilIon. A. P, COOPKU, President Dr. ltolfo K. Hughes, W Ofllco in Dial Hlock over Pal metto Drug Store. Specially prepared for Examin ing and Treating disonsoe of Eye, Ear, Throat and Noao. A IT i NT I OX I AIT' E NT 10 XI! Teachers and Scholars of Laurens County. Wishing to savo you money, as well as tc supply you with tho latest books, we have put In BtOOk Johnson's Kond ors, LeO'S Histories, Ginu's Arithme tics nnd.Proy's Geographies. Clad to have yoii call. Palmotlo Drug Co. { n ?jEJLJti & Q Corsets! Every woman knows what the R & G Corset is. It is the Corset of Comfort with the essence of Style. It is the only Corset that will not, cannot, and does not stretch. If you buy an 11 & G Corset that does stretch, or proves unsatisfactory in anyway bring it back to us and we will give you a new one. ! I hnv in ?l< ok Uii FtunoiiH !%'<>. I*J>7modoratoly straight front, which is popular with most women who do not demand an wet straight front. Tlioso who do will (lud it in tho now straight front shown in my illustration. I soil TNo. JJOT' for tffrl.?0O? My Corset Stock is Large and Well Selected. GO TO .J?^ ?avis, l^ojpef & Co. Ami -. I some of the Bargains: Ladies warranted all Linen Handkerchiefs at 7 cents, worth :o cents everywhere. Only a limited quantity?about 30 dozen. A lot of odds and ends in Children's Shoos and Slippers lo close at 3R,e cluLoecl Prices. Ask lo see Ihc Boys' Knee Suits. We can til any st/.e boy and will have lot of special thin^ lo offer you, and you can always bear in mind that you can get the correct things at the Kight Prices al *b%> Laurens, S. 0. %^ NO 7h1 $17-50 Cool, Ch an, Comfortable, Cheap, Stylish, Strong, Serviceable, Sure to Please. In One Piece | =; pounds In Two Pieces .js pounds $12.00 $12-50 Have You a If von have, now is the lime to buy Furniture, Malting, Etc., for 11 is .it advantageously low rales! Particular Bargains in Brass and Iron Bedsteads Enameled in White, Green and Silver, with handsome Brass Knobs, Rosettes and Rods. Von arc assured of a good Night's iesl if you use one ol these "?eds" lilted with a "Hunt Spring" and "Dexter Mattress. * ! ICE! ....c The Laurens Oil and fertilizer Mill Ice attachment is now in lull operation. The water from which the ice is made is clear and c rystal. The delivery wagon muses every day and delivers promptly (o all ordere. 1 j?? ' Secure Coupon Book at once, as drivers arc not allowed to deliver ice except for coupons. Oil ar)oI Fertiliser Co. CLINTON Bit WORKS - .1,0< SM IT H, tho oldost dealer in Monuments in Laurena county, Mill has Iiis plnco of buslnoSB in Clinton. Dealer in tho best -.V- Ikuj^/ta m?. Kggur&K, }$? native and imported from Italy and abroad? The latest designs, work dune in tho most artistic fashion, promptly, and terms reasonable and satisl.icloiy. He solicits your patronage and thanks you in advance. I Vour attention to the fact of Clinton's exceptionable railroad facilities. I Call and examine his yard. ! J. C. SMITH, Clinton, 9. C? NORTH CAROLINA WHISKEY - BRANDY ?^Direct from Distiller to Consumer^ Saving liddlemen's Profits. Wrlto for I'ricos, J. II. VVOOLLEY, H^?AIBM KENNEDY B?OS.tr tho Undertaking business at tho old stand. COFFINS, CASKETS and ROBES, and HEARSE, at tho . ?LOWEST PRICES.?^ A oontinuanoo of tho gouorous patronage hitherto oxtonded rea Reotfully iolioited. KENNEDY BROS., Laureu?, S. C