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The advantages ami rcsoiircesof this city attract pooplo from everywhere tU 0011)0 ami make it their home. Aiming the latest persons In he men tiuncil who will shortly reside here permanently is Mr. I). Casper Smith of Waterloo. Mr. Smith is one ol the wealthy and influential citizens ol his community ami in coining to Spartan burg he will make no mistake, tie will be cordially welcomed,?Spartan burg Herald, June 12th. Should Mr. Smith remove to Spar tanburg, Waterloo ami the county at large will Buslnin a genuine loss. Wa terloo i> a town with a future ami the AovkktisKit sees no reason for Spar* tailblirg being j referred. Col. Ii, W. Hall:? Have you selected your candidates for La ire:.- Graded School Trustee vacancies? If not, how nhout namloe I or suegcotlng Jas. I '. Tolbort as a jrpod man for one of tin- vacancies? Clti/.en and Taxpayer. Bright Prospects, (ilenn Springs hotel, which opened on .lane 1st., thoroughly renovated and equipped for tho season, is rapidly till ing up, Visitors there arc now rogis ten from six dilTcront States, and from I In- letters thus far received, there is overy reason to hellevo that this will bo a highly prosperous soason for this justly celebrated summer resort. The hotel ha> the finest band this \> at' that has ever been heard at (ilenn Springs, and all of the appointments of the hotel are excellent. Messrs. Simpson & Simpson are spreading themselves to entertain the South Carolina Slate Press Association, en inly 2d.?Spartanburg Herald. l'\ M. Todd and family left Wednes day lor Simpsonvilla, whore they will spend the' summer, Mr. .1. s. Drummond, our County Su pervisor, was in town several times the past week, lb' is doing, some good work on I he road near Jacksonville.? Cl'nton Gazette, URA^ COURT NEWS. Tiie Loafors' Club here has held a meeting, and upon vote, have decided that there is the poorest prospect for a crop there over was in the recollect ion of: lie eldest member. Hain, rain, ra'n No doubt every one thinks the rain was heavier at his house than 11 was anywhero else, but we b; I ovo that this immediate eoin munily was in the very center of all Ihe lieavj rains that have fallen in the last few days. Mr. W. U. Cheek lost ten acres of oats on lloaverdain that had not been cut, owing to high water, and Mr. M. II Uurdine estimates that he lost 600 bus! ? Is of oats on Mountain Creek, that had been eat. It Is with sorrow that we learn of the deatli of Mrs. hula Shell Gray, wife of Mr J. P. Gray, wldeh occurred at her home in San Antonio, Tex., on the 15th. lust. Mrs. Gray liveel in our midst for twelve or lifteen years, and wo can testify that she was a most ex cellent Christian woman, Our sympa thies po OUt to the bereaved. vir. It. S. ;'.;?!'. of Meeker. Colorado, came la last week and is with his fam ily at Capt, A, c. owing?. Heuben look - . cry nat lira'. Hugh I'edon, the old-time, honest, harness repairer, is a'. Gray court for a few days Mr J. I' Tolbort and family visited hore anil at Youngs' last week. Mr. L. O. s vitzer visited his niece. Mrs. C. H. Bishop, aud other friends h re last week IVof. I1'. Kldoo D bb'.o, oi Orange burg, was bore last week. We are sorry that Mr. I>. I) Hoden wits forcod to kill the negro Ebb Harks last weok, mention of wldeh has been made In the papers, but no one who knows Mr. Pedeil's disposition doubts thai ho was justifiable, Grayoourt will bo glad of the pleas-1 are of entertaining the Lauren3 County I Clinda School Convention, which will inei t here next month. ?'.-s Mary Stoddard, of Greonville, is visiting ut her grandmother's, Mrs. M Ji. Shell, Miss Minnie Dor rob, of Youngs, is with relatives here this week. Prof. W. 1\ Garrett, our ' Hilly Bar low," is married* He went way down ? Florida and brought back a One ' ? re. young widow, Mr-. McCook. Wet iulcr our congratulations, H. board tor teachers. Teachers wishing to attend tho Sum mor School will lind good Hoard, at a reason lib! 0 price, at Mrs. II. T. S.vit zor's. Can accommodate as many as six teen. K iep cool by wearing one of 0. H, Blmmons's llannel suits, Di;; up your dollars v, $, ??. Come to tho big reduction sate at i)avls, Roper & Co's. Sox, Fancy Sox, Plain Sox, Hosiery a si :os and prices. You are interest ed in this sale. J. R. Minter & Hro. Our tale of iratltc in this issue will ov( rybody In need of anything in our line. Yours. Davis, Ropor & Co., Trade Makers. Ladies' linen hemstitched and em broidered handkerchiefs at 6, 10,15, - and 50 cents at <>? B Simmons, Spi ..ml reduction on all Summer Dress G ods. 15 cents values 10 cents: all 10 cents goods at 8 cents. 'J he Hub. Wo wish to call your attention to these throo special drives in Hugs we roci ived I si week from our New York buyer. Smyrna, si/.e J10 x 60, 05 cents; M?i|U< ttO, si>.<i 21 x 51, *l. |;'i; Velvets, UT \ 51, *1 2">. S m. St e. II. Wilkes. Now is the time to buy your umbrel ins. I have them at all prices. O. H. Simmon-. Our .-lore is a School for buyers. We i in give you a splendid education in values and save, you money. I ?Avis, Uoper .v Co , 'l he Leaders. We hn\ o a new boo of neckwear that cai not bo Burpa&sod In this city, J, Ji. Minter Si BfO. ?A sh< f cleaning sale i.s in operation Ut tho immense store of I >avis, Hopcr A Co. V'o i .dd have a Bamboo Porch bund for your porch this Summer, it will add a great deal to its comfort these hot afternoons. Hight foot long anil i Ighl feet wide. <>nly $1.10. s. m. A R, ii. Wilkes. Everything in Millinery at groatly reduced prices. See Us before you buy and .save money. The Hub. Take pitty on your wife these warm (?ays and buy her a Buck's Stove, it win mako her work lighter. Guaran? teed to < i --k to ploaso you or monoy refunded. R. m. Si K, II. w11 kos. J ill- is u great season for low-cut Bhcos. See oar patent vlcls. J. E. Minter Si Hro. Our 10 cents Countor is growi",' every day. On it you can get, 2,4001 Hinteln .s, for in ce nts. S. M. ,y e, If. Wilkes. A Stunmor Sorgo rout, light and Cool, dressy too, is tho real thing for the season. J. B, Minter ? Hro. Special prices on Ladies and Chil dren's slippers, $1.25 values at ?8 cts. . An ontortainmont will be given within tho Hi -t 'wo Wieks fortho joint bottcllt of th'j i :ng's Daughter-, und (bo Bpiscopul Church, A number of tbo childron and young folks of the town will take part, and tln.ro will bo roine good musical features. I'rof. Moaros. of Cedar Spring- In stitution, 'the hoaf and Dumb State Institution! was after a severe trial, convicted in Spartanbui'g of immoral conduct. He tarried the case up to the Supreme Court , ami that court sus tains the court below, and he will be punished accordingly. Old citizens of this county will remember that bo was reared in lhi> county and regret his fall. a c.-e ot an unusual nature was brought bet?re Magistrate lludgons 'a-t week. Mr. Isaac Hughe.-, princi pal of the Huntorsvlll school, accused of hnvingcruolly whipped Miss bertha Finch, one of his pupils, was in dicted for assault and battery. Tbo jury returned a verdict of guilty, and he was lined *20 00, or twenty' dav.s on the chain i?ang its the alternative. The case will go to the higher court. Death. Arthur,the infant eon of Mr, and Mrs. It. a. Coopor died at Princeton last Wednesday. Mrs. Coopor and the ohib dreil were visiting her father, .Mr. J. T. Machen. Tho sympathy of their many friends goes out to the bereaved pa rents. Where Arc the "Hooters," What's tbo mattor with baso ball in this town? HttVO tbo school hols gone to "hustling" that they have no time f >r the national game? Bulletin Tree. .Number 00, Commercial Fertilizers; Number (ll, Corn ; Number (12, Capons and Cnponr/.ing; Number ?3, Sweet Potato. Farn ers desiring information on these subjects will write to S. (J. Experiment Station, Clctmoti College, S. C. beardless Barley. You may see a sheaf of this splendid cereal at ibis olllce Mr .1 . Wade An derson, of the OH Mill brings us the specimen and will explain its virtues its chief being that it may be fed with out injury and is as prolific as tb" bearded varlt ty. Mr. B. L. Jones Elected. The T. u-tees of tbo (.traded Schools met on Monday and elected Mr. b. \,, Jones, of Yorkville, Superintendent of the schools for the sosslon of 1001-02. Mr. Jones conies of good Lauren - stock, Is a teacher of experience and a man of ability. Tim schools will be in good hands. Woodmen! Mr. A. Madolc, of Spartanburg, a prominent Woodman, will deliver a public addres3 on Wood Craft, in the Court 11 use on Thursday 20th inst., at 0:30 p. m. Hois prominent in the or der, D. D. Sovereign, ?, The public are invited, and especially the craft are ex pected to be present. Mr. W. P. Cam It Wins a Florida bride. Mr. W. lJ. Gaivott arrived in the city on Friday from Qainsvillo, Florida*, where he was married a few days ago to Mrs. MeCook, a most attractive and ?harming woman, Mr. Carrott Is a talented young portrait paintor with a rapidly grow pig reputation, und Is n membar of a prominent Liurous fam ily. The bride will receive a very cor dial welcome from Mr. Garrett's numer ous friends. Court nl Anderson. The sensation of the early Spring, known list) 0 " lav( ry" slu ka.de < usos, in Anderson County, are nov (I 1 for trial. The Grand Jury havo returned ?true bills ' in a hall d< can cases, the defendants being large and rich plant ers. The result will be awaited with interest. P. S.?Tho Dofondants as a rule pleaded guilty to simple Assault and Battery, and were lined 900.00. It was a case of the "mountains in labor." Col. Nash. Col. Jas. IT. tyasb, now of Atlanta, but to I.aureus native, is in tho city, visiting his brother Mr. John Na-.h, and other friends, He was Secretary of the ConfederateScmitiGj and the wri ter, an old friend, would be glad if ho would write his rominisconscs of that historic body. It would hoof value to have his recollections Of Orr, Stevens. Chostnut, Y ancoy, Hill, Cobb und ot her groat Southerners of that eventful epoch. Col. Nash is oi tbo large and well known family on the Wostern border of Sullivan township, In this county. Negro Killed. Near Gray < ourt, on the evening of Iho 12t.ll inst.. Ebb 1'arks, colore d, was sh; t and killed, as reported, in an al tcrcation, by Mr. Dorroh Podon. Thorp were no eye witnesses. It seems, how ever, that young Mr, Peden was pass ing in the neighborhood, and called by the negro, and an altercation ensu ing, the negro was in the act of ad vancing on Podon with a ditching shovel and was shot, 'lying from the injury in a short while. Mr. Ieden surrendered promptly to tho sheriff, was allowed and gave ball In tbo sum Of $1,000, und discharged from custody, I tea lb of E. B. Ferguson. Edward B. Ferguson, a son of Audi tor W. Lowndes Ferguson, after a long Illness, died of consumption, in this oily, On Monday night last. He was about twenty-oight years old and un married. He had attended one or more courses at the medical colleges, bis studies being Interrupted bv tho foil disease of which he dlod. llisrc mains were convoyed to Clinton where they were laid to rosl at!l30 yesterday afternoon, lie was a most exemplary young man, respected and beloved wherever known. His parents and family have the sympathy of our whole community. Col, Wlini'loil's Letter. Head this letter it is vory Interest ing. A farmer mounted h's small kid, (when tho grass was pressing and the rains came awkwardly) SOnding him to the mill somo three miles away, on old Dobbin. It was the lad's liest out ing and when he returnod, ho remark* od goograplcally: "if the world is is big every way as the mill road, she is n wbopp' l'." Col. Wharton's trip o the Golden Gnto at San Francisco and the country ho so graphically describes gives a fair idea ol the vastnoss of Un do Samuel's domain. And still we would expand. .Mrs. .f. P. Gray Dies in Texas. Mrs. Luln Gray, wife of Mr. James P. Gray (Bed al San Antonio, Texas, on the 15th ins'., after a long illness The news of her death was received here, where sho has many relative, with the deepest regret. Mrs. Cray was Mi^-s Lula Shol), a sUtorof Mrs. w. J. CSthOartOf Columbia, Dev. J. M. Shell and half sister to the Into lion. <L VV. Shell. In her early youth she married Mr. J. I'. Cray, for many years a promi nent citizen of Cray Court. About three years ago, however, Mr.and Mrs. Cray removed from LSUTOnS to Texas. 1'he body w.ih brought by tho bereaved husband and children to this city for burial and was tenderly laid to rest on Tuesday o4f tor noon in t.ho^ presence of FACTS PERSONAL AND BRIEF NOT KS Ol HECK NT EVENTS. Miss Eva Gary, of Nowborry Is tho guest ol Mrs. J. A. Rurksdulo, Jr. Tho Cotton Mill Stur? i.- running an interesting vot'ng eoutost. Mr. L. w. Bimkins won! to Green* vlllo on legal business Monday. Mrs. 11, a . Coo|x r bus boon quite sick at tbo home of her father at I'rlnceton. Mrs..). 13, Iludgons is visiting her son Mr. .lohn n. Iludgons of this city Rev. a. N. IJrunson, of Yorkvllle, wus in the city a few days ago, Miss .Mary Long is visillug her brother Mr. Alex Long. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wright, of Branchvlllo, are visiting relatives horo. Mr. Asbury Dukes, ol Hranchvlllo, is visiting at Mr. W. X. Wright's. Mrs. O. B. Mayer, of Newborry, Is visiting at Mr. W. \V. Jones'. Miss Dorcas Cahnos, who has baoa Uttonding Winthrop College, is at home for vacation. Misses Eloise Zimmerman and Annie I'at illo Simpson. of Glenn Springs, are visiting Miss Mary Simpson. Col. Whnrton is home from his tili? to the land of the Set Ii n ir Sun. ami is dolightcd to be hack. lion. J. P. Hudson, a distinguished iwyer and ox-Judgo, was In the city pi ifcssionallj on Friday Miss Sadie Sullivan went to Green ville las? week to visit her aunt Mrs, W lieeier. Mis< Josephine Mieter left on Thurs day to spend the Summer in Donver, Colorado. Mr. Ploreo C. Pucker, of Columbia, Is in the city, visiting his aunt. Mrs. Alice Bramlett, on Chareb Street. I 'rof. .loseph Holmes, State t ieologist, of North Carolina, visited his mother and otthor relatives this week. Messrs < >. H. Simmons and W, H. Sloan, of I.aureus attended Erskino's commencement. Miss Mattie Goddard, of Ml. Galla gher, attended the commencement ex orcises at Erskino. Mrs. Prank Copolaml came up from Clinton last week to vis't Mrs. W. L. Ferguson. Miss Elizabeth Todd went to Colum bia for commencement at the South Carolina College. Prof. Lynch, of Alabama, was the guest of Hon. F. P. McGowan last week. Mr. James Vorner, a talented young attorney of Columbia, was in the city on business Thursday last. Many friends of Mr. Newton Ida'. "I Dials, an octogenarian, wore [(lad to see. him able to visit the city last week Mr. Butler Smith, a prominent gen tleman of Cross Hill, was In tlej city on Thursday last. Mr. Wm. Koon, of Uross Hill, called on the AnvKKTISKK in a friendly way on Thursday la.:. H. li. Iludgons & Sons, who do a big lumber business, are building a largo I umher warehouse. Misj Lucy Helle Sloan, a charming Laurens girl, received her diploma from the Duo Wos! Female Col pge last week. Friends of WolTord will !>? (flad to know that Prcstdont James li. Carl! do consents to serve that crreat Institution as President for another year, Teachers intending to attend the County Summer School note Mrs. Swltzors card. They will llnd lcr place convenient and most comfortable Miss Hath Crisp, of Mountville, a pretty and charming girl, won the beautiful hat from Mrs. Adam's store, in tiie County News voting contort. Mr. Adolphus C. She'd and Miss Mary Shell accompanied tho remains of their s:stor, Mis. J. P. Gray, to this city from San Antonio. Texas. We understand that Mr W. .1. Sloan, who recently underwent an operation in the hospital at Sumter for appendici tis, is Improving. The exodus to the Summer School and to the State Teachers Convention at Spartanburg has been going on for a day or so. A number of Laurens teach ers will attend. Mr. C. S. Fuller will have a branch of his well appointed livery stable at Glonn Springs this Summer. Mr. .lohn Eichelberger leaves to-day for Glenn's to have charge of the business. Mr. and Mrs. William Wlghtman Jones have issued cards to the mar riage of their daughter. Miss Lutio Caroline Jones and Dr. \V. H. Wash ington at noon on the 2flth instant. Mr. H. F. Hoper, of Texarkana, Tex as, formerly a member of the Lauren bar, is visiting relatives in this county. Mr. Hoper is practicing his profession with great success in his new home. The Alumni Association h iv.i desig nated young Mr. .1. A. Stoddard to canvass this summer in the interest of the S. C. College, of which ho is a student. Mr. Hetlbon Hall, who has been high ly successful in the West |s on a ? isit to relatives in this county, He. lives at Meeker, Colorado, in the big game country. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. F. Jones, ol Ithlfala, Alabama, are visiting Mr. and Mrs, J. N. Wright. Mr. Jones is one of the most successful teachers In, the South Nowborry will build another cotton mill at once, and' have the charter and tho money, (200,000. We Insert this news for the provorblal I.aureus hustler. Miss MotaSullivan has returned from Spartanburg. After the close of Con verse College she was the guest of friends in the city and received many social attentions. The opening bdl at Harris L'thia Springs comes off on the evening of tho 20th instant. It will be the most delightful of the many charming dail ies that have been given at that de lightful resort Mr. and Mrs. Henry Strauss, of Yorkvllle, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. TuckOT*. Mr. anil Mrs. Strauss were both in their youth resi dents of Lauren*, and are cordially welcomed back by many old friends. A delightful event of this week will be a reception given by Miss Emmie Meug on Saturday afternoon to Mb* LutlcC. Jones, who becomes next Wed nesday one of the season's most charm ing brides. Mr. J. W. Jones, Jr., formerly of Laurens but now agont for the c ft w 0 Railroad atGroonvlllo, will bo marriod to-day to Miss Joanio Cldlos, of Ninety Hix. Mr. Jones is a son of Mr. J, W, Jones, of this oily, and has numbers of Yolif Wife> to slop in here und orl the soi l of Soap you like tor your bath. One cake i<> cents : Three for 25 CCllIs-?all this week. The Laurons Drug Co. 103 West Main St. 'Phono (loot! doli vorod, Mr. Andrew .1. Stringer, of ?olton, Anderson county, died at Iiis home on tho Oth hist., after n short illness. Ho was a gallant votersti, a inombor of Co. "D" Hist Hilles) Hampton Legion, was wounded at first, Mauassas, and sheathed Iii- -word at Appomattox ????s 1st Lieut of hi- company. Morvt yii.i.Y. dots. Rain, rain, y. ass, grn - in abundance. Miss Li/./.ie Hunch, of Spartanburg, is vi.-itlng her a nit, Mrs. A. iL Puller. Prof. Worls. senior member ol the Worts-lluy Institute at Memphis, Tenth, Is the gUOSl ul his parents here. Misios lllaueho Otilbertson and Nell Fuller are visiting relatives 11 Laurons; the former at Dr. Clllbot'Uon's, the lat ter a; \V. P. Sullivan's, 0, I lion's Shoes lit the foot. plea-o the ovo and suit the ptli'so. J, K. Mini. :- Uro. Bank of S|iartaubtirg. The stockholder* ol Hu- Bank of Spartanburg met yesterday and elected ibe following board oi directors Dr. Georgo It. Denn, Dr. II. R Hla.lv, Dr. .1. T. Culvert, Dr. \V. J. Chapman, Mr. s. \ . Hrockman, Mr. j, It.Snoddy, Mr. \V. S. Cray ami Mr. 0. I.. Johnston. Immediu'oh after the elections of the directors Mr. J allies T. Harris was elected President in' tho hank, and T, .1. Iloyd, Casbeir, The institution starts out with a capital stock ol $100, 000, and will he read, lor business duly 1st. A- will be seen llu- list of director.4. ami olllccrs ineludn sonic oi the most substantial husiiu-ss men of the county and it is sale to saj that this new bank will soon become lino of Sparlauburg's most iniluential and representative linancinl houses. Spartnnhurjj Herald. W. Gainhrell returned Tuesday I I'OUi Darlington where be attended the funeral of his brother-in-law, A. 0. Mcl'all, who died in Charleston on Sat urday and was buried in Darlington on Monday. Mr. M.i'a'i was manager of the Charleston Oil Co , and the loss to that company on account of bis death is a great one. He wnsoiie of tin: liest known cotton nil mill men in \\\. \ state.?Greenwood i ndex, Pure ami Wholesome. Broad is the ehiof food used to sustain life,thoreforohave it good. The uso of "Ullfton" or "Suuw flake" and "Spotless" made at Bransford Mills, Owenshoro, Ky., will Insure IhU, aa either is nbs< - lutely pure and wholosome, Insist on your grocer sending you one ol those brands. Sold by M, II. Fow ler and T. N. BarksiLile. !'or Male. A bargain OnO 70 saw, Kaglc Cin One Boss Pl'OSs; One Doloaoh Crist Mill, good as new. only '.'O bales cotton have been ginned on the gin, with shafting and bolting, Will eoII on easy terms. .1. T. Harris, i larris Spring, S. ('. ~ 7ib~T l~CK Citizens Meeting-. The Hoard ol' Trustoi'S of the School District if the town of Laurens hereby calls a public mooting in the Court ilouso, at 11 o'clock a m.. on the *_!7tL day of Juno inst., of all those citizens who return roslor personal property in said District for the purpose of levying a tux on ail such real and personal prop er! v to maintain the City Schools dur ing tho scholastic year of 1001-1002, and oleeting two Trustees. Hy ordoroftho Hoard of Trustees. ('. D. BaUKSDACK, Juno, 11, 01-21. Soo'y of Hoard. Money to Loan on improvod farms at 7 per cent. Longtime?easy payments. No commission. Small cost. Apply u> 0. d. BARKSDALIO, i taurens, s. c. TO Tili: PUBLIC? We have ODO of the largest stocks of General Merchandise in I aureus und will soll either for cash or on time as ohoap as anybody. Also a full lino of Wagons, buKicios, Harness und i nder I takor's Supplies. Seo us boforo buying. Will buy all tho pous you have to soli. Kqspectfully, A Shoes For Everybody! Childi en : Mi Ladies', Oxford's, Lace, 1 htltons, Sandal. All Widths, All Leathers, All Lasts. Hoys', Men's, Bals . Oxford* S, Congress, Plain, Tips, I handle Zeigter Bros., Plautt & Mark, and Bay State Brands. O. B. Simmons. Great lylid S?rrjrrjer RK-DOWN SALE 4 BEGINS ht at?rday, J?rje 22cl. During this .Sale we will show on our Bargain Counters sonic of the biggest bargains ever olVcrcd in Clothing, Shoes, Slippers, Mats and Furnishings. In Our DIO GOODS and LADIES' READY-MADE DEPARTMENT we will otter some numbers ol Ladies1 Shirt Waists at Dig Reductions. Also, many things in Skirls, Muslins, Etc. [[ito*" We will loll you more about it next week, look out for our ad. Don't ask for credit but bring Uu CASH and we will astonish you. Remember tho dale. Laurens, S. 0. You Qeb ready to furnish your home seo its. Will sell you the best and that means SATISFACTION for you a itcl for us> - -J3 id i4 M. & E. H. WILKE T [ ? i Ice Cream Perfection _<v ' Cream frozen in one of our up-to-ccntury V . <i Ice Cream Freezers, and served in our \v dainty ICE CREAM SETS. See us at once. ;v_>?. ^ ACS. WE PAY THE FREIGHT on purchases of $10.00 or more. - Five grades in nice sheer white Bndia Linons at 10, l?i, 15, 20 and 25 ets. Lawn Edgings, Insertions and Ail-Over to match* In colored Organdy and Dimity you can lind here the Quality, Color and Price you desire. Only a limited quantity of those heavy all-Silk Gloves, the 75 cents quality, at 40cts. while; they last. V- ^Special Value in Sunshades vi _W. Ct. Wilson & Co. " ICE, ICET The Lau tens Oil and Fertilizer Mill Ice attachment is now in full operation. The W.'llCi iYom which the ice is made is clear as crystal. The delivery wagon moves every day and delivers promptly to all orders. Secure oupon Hook at once, as drivers are not allowed lo deliver ice except for coupons. CLINTON ?mm? J, C. SMITH, tho oldest dealer in Monument - in Lautons county, still hu* his place of businoSB in Clinton. Dealer in the best native and imported from Italy and abroad. Th latest designs, work done in tho most artistic fashion, promptly, and terms r< nsnnablc and satislactory. He solicits your patronage and thanks sou in advance Your attention to the fact of ( 'Union's exception tblo railroad facilities, (Jail and examine Ins yard, .J. r. SMITH, Clinton, b. 0. ~JmM."j m "", KENNEDY BR0S.w?.r tho Undertaking business at tho old stand. COFFINS, CASKETS and ROBES, and HEARSE, at tho e- LOWEST PRICES.? A oontinuanoe of the gonorou patronage hitherto extended ros j Rectfully lolieijod. ^KENNEDY BROS., Laureus, S. GA