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The Mate Institute. Munyofour farmers will bo lutes to the holding el the Institute i eil on. Kroiu u Olemson letter to w . und Courier we glcau : On \ ? i-i !?' Ii the Stnt j Institute will be filial the College. Tho railroads havo ,11 ei ueeil rates, und board ami ? ? \. i i'osi only 50 conts a day. ear there wcro about throe hun dred of the leading farmers of Lite State v i tin advantage of this opportuultv, ll:i ud cationt are that there will 10 a Innrer uumbor here this ".ear. ,sill he : irnidied to those who |in for cam plug out. Mr. Carter Newman, the hortloul t, say* thatsomo of his IInest va rieties of p aches will be ripe during ii Unite, Purinors will find tho . on improving and enjoyable. Reunion, \ 'nioii Church, Co. <', Jamos' nil illlon ;>?; 1 Co c. s. c. y.t WU| hold annual reunion oil the 10th of ,\ list AH veterans are invited v., be addresses and a pleasant da: 'ho ladies will serve an elegant STOCK HOLDERS' MK KT I NIL The Aiir. ia! Meeting of the siock oi 1 lie I 'eopl .-'s Loan and Ex Mack, of Lnurcns, S. C., is l.orobj ti'-d to po held at tho oHIco ? 1 'i;'. lb U a: II O'clock, a. m., Au I .1 W. Toni?, l ashier. The Annual Ite-iiiiion, 11 Annual lb-union of Company E ? i- S, (I, \ , and Company K 3rd S. C. Battalion, will be held ntOwlngs 81a Th irsday, August the 1st . 1001, .villi ius!< I dinner. Prominent spea aud i I old veterans are cordially l-o present, and all oi hers I'dially itivited to come and bring w< 11 lied l.askots. .1. I). Mock. for Committee. no in r.. ..at ovi ry man and woman in the I States interested in the Opium and VYhiskc-, habits to have one of my - < i! theso diseases. Address li. M, Wool ley. Atlanta. ?a . Box 118", ami one wiil he sent you free. t Wanted to buy several hundred i- of home-raised Red Rust Proof J . If. Sullivan. I'ry a bottle oi Ccdarilio Polish on ye ii furniture, it will not hurt it. Only cents per bottle. s. M. A- li. 11. Wllkts. Ni : ligeo Shirts at li) cent*, <>?"> cents olils am! $1.00 in ail the various - 01 th" season. J. E. Atinter A- Bro. v'l... ion c sale on Refrigerators, Cool Si. M. -M 10. II. \Vlikes. , .;: 5|8 cents shoes for men. Big ? ill I ?'. B. Minier ?V Pro. is time for you to bo thinking ivlog your wife a handsome - -'.ovc or liuiige. Every one is a guuranteo that they cook to please you or money rofuudo I. ?S M. .x E. II. Wilkes, lisbon ROTS. i ? farmers have had a time this intnei i!.at tLey never witnessed DC fore' In tho outset old farmers pre tl clod i Ine or a big crop tin-, year, but wo guess that they know by'this lhat ail signs fail in dry weather, a early spring we had too much rain, and il looked like it never woo d bill il did, and now it looks like it will in*vor rain any more. Sal! ? Chitworihy, who has b< c n v sit ii her sister, Mr.. Holmes, for the (it two mtnths, left to-day fur . to visit another Sister, iillcr wliii Hie will return to her home at Hoi i ,i Path, she was accompanied by Si' ? ? iie I lo mos, Mrs. J.T. A. Bellow is visiting in Bltu k-sburg. Sil.? Lillian Smith spent iast week "''?mi:*.; ie with re'atlvos. 'J he f?ood |icople of this v'clnity went il wi to Milton la-*. Wednesday and Thursday and hud a delightful time lislitn i >no lifih made a meal for a cr of in, and weighed is pound-. NVo have a few South Carolina Brad ford melons, Come down and help . !oy ibom Mr. Editor. Tl-XliPJION'K. Per un elegant Umbrella?-new arri ?-a - SCO .1. E. Mint- r i\ Bro. Everytl ing in s .miner Ores; Coeds going .it cost at Tho Hub. Uak Cottage Pubs complete for 10 c. each at S. M. & L . IL Wlikes. Buy your Millinery at The Hub. The ? - are right and the prices please. The Bub. KeCeived bet week a beautiful line oi imported cake p'ates and salad ill he Call in and see them. S. M. .V E. II. Wilkes. Men'- bells from Hi CClltS up at .1. E. M I ;:?.?!? ,v Bro. Pound The cheapost place in town to buy Ladies ami ChildrOllS Shoes aim SI ; ? !?-. t one-and see for yourself. Tho Hub. Xol a ( heap I lour. Thon- is no refuse from the gltt ooso factories in "Clifton" Hour 1.1 nie at BratlSford Mills, Owen boro, Ky. It isapure winter wheat il uir, and cannot bo sold at the choi i' price of tidultorated stuff, ii you want a cheap flour, buy " Snow flake" or ".Spotless" l imy are just as pure, (hough not so v.hit ? a i "Clifton1 Ask M. II. Fow? lor oi T. N. Barksdale for them. Notice to Land Owners. v*Ol.' are hereby ordered to clean out all -(reams, as the law directs, du ring the month of August, IDOL I ;> order oi the Hoard ol County Coinmissioncis of Laurens County. i s. DRUM MOND, SiipervLor I. C. Attention is called to the following Seel ion of I lie Act Of lWU : "Skc. 2. That it shall bo the duty of nil ami - i.v. noi to oloan out all .-1 reams Upon and adjacent lo their lands at least twice in cachyoar, at such par ticular times as .-aid Hoards may ap point, irid according to the directions of said Hoards, and to keep the same cloar of all obstructions to a free and uninterrupted (low of sand and water through the char, ols thereof: Provid ed, That this Ac! shall r.ot bo eoiisti ti ed to prevent ihe erection and main tenance of any dam across any of said streams for :oiy useful purpose: Pro vided, further, Thatsaid Hoards shall have power and authority to ronulre the owner Of any 8 ich dam lo build and maintain therein suitable and Bnlllcloni lloodgatos and waterways to UfTord free passage thi'OUgh thO same of the anil und water, .-:> that the ??Team- above may la; prop, rly en am a Ollt ami tllO lands adjacent thereto proporly drained for wlr.ch purpose they may require the owner of any SUCn dam looped 111.1 lloodgatos or YfL lor ways therein and keep them open for such roasonublo tljno as t hey may deem to I, ? m ( Mary. Any person vio lating any of the provisions of this section shall be deemed guilty of main taining a tiuisnnco, and. upon convic tion, shall ho fined not more than fifty dollars, or imprisoned not more than thirty days; Provided, That tpn days notice to abate such Qiusanco shall have been given." FOR RENT. A two-room cottage near the PurnL tujC*o Factory. Terms, $2.50 por month. A$plv at this QlUco. I lie Session -i Court. Tho Court of General Sossions and Common Picas udiourncd llnully at noon F-uturday. The Sosslons ende?I r rluuy evening. It is n matter of con gratulation Ihut t ii.- jail is noarly clour, one parly, (u nogro) under a charge e! murdor, remaining in jail- Coode u negro, churged with assassinating a nog re. Goorge Juoksou.a nogro.ploadod guil ty to tho larceny ol live Btoek in two oases, and was sontoneod to one year tor ouoli nil . nee. Second term to begin with tho ending of the lir-t /rids ea-e wo inadvertently omitted in lust issuo.) Aliitd Date- colored, convicted of munslnughtor und recommendod to mercy, two years with the pang. Clifford Aberoromblc, colored, for k.llln ? a colored person, manslaughter, with a recommendation to mercv, also got two years on tin- l.aureus highways und public works, Mr. Hughes, of Youugs Township, lined for whipping a pupil, and who uppvaled, was awurded a now trial. In s onded the lutorcsting Sessions. His Honor, heard motions an 1 mat tors of courso on Saturday morning and adjourned the term. tils Honor went from here to New berry. It was a hard weeks work. Jurors. Grand and Petit, stood faithfully to their duties. So'ieltor Soase, Stenn, ifrunhee OampUePi riia tho other olll rial- !, ire ..1, h |, ,,. jcn Q( Vn, day without llineh'.nti >. ?' all desorvo credit for cleaning the Augean jail. Dealh ol i( Lovable Lndj. Died at her home near Lunford, in this county, on Sunday uioruhig last, vii.s. Kss'e I?ati ireon, 'wife id Mr. .1. Kussel I 'utterson. Sho was the onlv sut'Vivin? child of ilovotod parent-. Dr. and .Mr-, j, | ? b'owloi*, ami (his makes her death so doubly sad. Her remains wore l.,id to res'; at Warrior Creek Comotcrj <>n (ho following day, ihr funeral services conducted by He'v. - Miller, assisted by Uov. M"ae. A. Pitlmnn. She war. a' most lovablo Christian lady, und in their uroat af llletion, bereaved husbaud and parents have tho sympathy of tho entire com munity. Our traded School liuilding, We beg earnestly to call attention of tho Trustees to tho condition of this building. There is much to do to in sure health and comfort. There is need of white-washing, oalciminiug, and other very urgei t repairs. lie sides, additional seats are wanted and other furniture As the school will open on the 2d of S ptomber. we beg to suggest that tho Trustoes at a very early day inspei l tho premises and as far as practicable muko the needod re pairs. In the meanwhile we nro satis lied they will make tho best use of the means at their command. Itnsc ball. After an oxciting game, Liurons. do foaled Clinton, livo to three, on Mon thly after neon. For a long while tho score stool even, and the Interest was Intense. Ilagwoll ami Copelnnd were tho battery for Cllntou, and Auderson and Touguo for L'uirens. The Croen wood boys will arrive to-day to play Lau re os for twodays. Seine Ihn play ing is (?nUelpntcd. Home Itnised. Metis and Leo Hi-hop are two pioneer truck farmers in 1.aureus and wo note with pleasure their success. From yoar to year they enlarge their acreage and now largely supply the city with line vegetables dolignlfully fresh. They had beautiful melons on the market Saturday, their delicious cantaloupes uro r!penliiR and it will only bo ncecs sary to : these "ontiomon know your wants, to have the daintiest luxuries, Dentil ol \ innig (Jcoi go Duvall. Tho death ?f ll i- young gentleman, a sim of Mr. John DuVnll, which oe? cur red .".t his father's hone', near I lark-dale, o>: Sunday hi-i, :s much to bo regivtted. Ho was twenty-four years old. unmarried, and u young man of lino promise' I'osl peued. The meeting a| ; Dinted by Congress man Johnson, at Wallace Lodge, for conferring the Kastern Star Degree, is postponed on neeouul of sickness in Mr. Johnson's family. On a Hood .liiuttl Mr.. ,T, .!. Plus*, representing the Cotton I'iatit, id Mi Ktl id I'arrop, of the L'lurolis Cpuniy News, are off to Ibillalo willi thai In omparable Co. the South Carolina I'r ? ? Association. 1**1*0111 Hie stale Teachers School. Wo had a plonsar.l cull from Mr. J. A. Madden, an enthusiastic toncbor, on his return from the State School. Ho had words of high praise for tho -eh. ol and the kindnes- ol' the Spv.rnins. To Farmers. A Farmers' liislinito opens at Fair view July 2711), a! in a. in. Attend with a full picnic owl lit, ( K?SS HU I. DOTS. Miss Sara Decks is visiting relatives at Laurons and other places. Misses Boyoo, Miller and I'in son spent hi-' webk with Miss Sara Austin. From all reports thoy surely mint have enjoyed their stay. Sir. Tuck Maiden and Miss Delle, spont afowdaysat Dodges lastweok, Mrs. Dr. Pinson and Mrs. liti/hardt are iiwav on a visit to Newherry. Mr. C*. D. Xanee is quite ill at this v. riting. ?irsklno Cartor, after a long Illness, \- able to he out again. Miss 101 In sholton, ol Clinton, Is at Mis. Alex Austin's on a visit, and also teaching music. Ml ; Sholton has made many irlenda In tin; eity. A Protraoted mooting will begin at the Haptist church Sunday night. Thorc will in* Children's Day at tho Presbyterian cliijrch Saturday before ihe first Sunday in August. Ali are cordially invited to come, Our I 1 ? town is on a boom. The Oil Ml I l). ng bulb, and our new brick store almost completed; and tho hank is the talk of the day. Mr. (ins Simmons and little sister, of Laiircns, were in town a few days last week, Mr and Mrs. Chapman aftor a strug gle with fever lor several weeks are .some better to-day. Miss Lessio Kuller, of Abbeville, is visiting h r -i-i r. Mrs. Goodman. Mr. W. II. Hasor, after a few weeks Btny at Donalda ami other places, came home last week. Mr. T. M. I'lnson spent 'luosuay, of la I week, in OreenWOQll Mr. J. C. Austin, Miss Alma Hinsoll. Mrs. J. W. Simmon a'd other- intend ed nroachlng at Head Springs,Sunday. MIssAllio Ami, i on pnent ono day last week with Mi-- Llz/.lo Carter. Mrs David Muck went lo Columbia ' for hor health last week, hu. died very suddenly Tuosday afternoon lIorrc?| mains were brought here Wodnosduy. Mr. Mason preached the funeral at tho Pivsby terlun church. Mr. Illuuk and |!(,tlo children have our -incore syinpa thles. Henry Ka-or spont a low days in Lauren I last week. Frank SI.ions Is visiting relatives at Mountvlllo. Mrs. Grinin, ol Grconwood, is visit* log her mother. Mrs. MeSwain Mr. Hluo VotTs spent Monday In Laurons. Violet. We are proud to say that we. have tho prettiest line of Malting that bus ever been in Smith Carolina. You should soo our line M. H. H. Wilkos. FACTS l'KUSONAL A N I) UK 11! V N O l KS 01 K EC K N 1 EVENTS. Miss Claudia Irby loft on Frlduy for a visit to friends iii Lynchburg, Va. Mrs. It. II. Guile. \\ ill return to l'hllu? dolphin to-day. Mrs. J, L. Mi Irhv has r, lurnod from a visit to Saluda, N. ('. Miss Motu Sullivan is visiting in New berry. Miss Anniu Sklnnor, of Btshopvllle, bus been visiting the Misses Poland. Mr. M. H. Fowler ha- returned from a stay at Glonn Springs. Mrs. Emma Klohardson is visiting Q reenwood. JudgeTownsond did not preside in a gown during last woek. Col. Uoorgu s. MoOravj visited Ids family In tho city during lust woek. Mrs Knight, of Grunltvil la \ lug her sister Mrs. Calvin Owings. Mrs. \V. il. Martin left yesterday for a \ is;', to Bristol, Tenn Mr. Henry Holmos, of i'nii>'i spool Sunday in tho city. Miss Lucy Darlington, ol Allendalo, is the guest of Mrs. T. I>. I >arl m'ton. Mr. Itotibon I'ltts is summering til I Bonn Spriugs. Mrs* Gerard Harts/.og, of Green wood, is visiting Mrs. D. II. Counts. Mrs, l>. A. Davl' and ILilo d.iUKhlor and Miss Josophlno ruller uro at Git nu Springs. Mrs. Knie L?ngsten and children, <>i Clinton, are visiting Mrs. J. Leo Lang ston. Konicmber tho recital at tho Opera House Krida?, evening. It will be li no. President Wilkes, of the I'urniture Factory, is in the North on ;i business trip Dr. L*. B. Connor will be absont from bis office for a few days from to-day, visiting in ('reenwood county, Mrs. Claude Carroll, of Croonwood, L-pent last week with Mr. and Mrs. W. Ii. Garrott. Misses Battle and Emma Reynolds, of Augusta, arrived last week to visit Mrs. .1. 11. Kiddle. Miss Jessie Scott, ol Augusta, arriv ed in the city last woek to visit Ml Alma Shell. Mr. and Mrs. Plorco Calno .vent over to Anderson to visit relatives la '. week. Miss Annie Goldsmith, of Simpson vllle, was the guest of Mis- Willou Boj d last week. Mrs. Crtlger, wile of the former Pre - sident of South Africa, died at Pr< r'a, Oom Paul is in Holland. Mr. It. W. Comptou, now of ' par tau burg, came down on a visit and was welcomed by his many frionds on Sat urday. state Earmers' Alliance moots at Columbia I -day in convention. An oll'ort will be made lo give il more life. Lev. VY. S. Holme ami family loft on jostorday for Saluda, N. ''., where they will occupy the clorgy house dur ing the Summer. Miss Annie Gilkorson was the hostess at a conundrum party on Tuesday ovoning las', which was u most charm ing affair. A crowd of young society people spont ye-terday picnlcingu! Iloscinont, the beautiful.' historic homo of the Cunliigham family. Our farmer friend, Mr. D, M.San ders made a good wheat crop?-twenty two and one-half bushels to the aoroi This blinks In tho direction of livil . at home. Our Monthly for July, devoted to tho interest of Thorn well Orphanage, a noble charity located at Clinton, this county, outside of its great mission, L full <>f interesting reading. The Hon. Stanyarno Wilson spenl Friday night In the city, sooing his old friends and constituent s. Ho bad at tended a Masonic picnic at Tumbling Sboah on Friday, where he deliv ered a Masonic nddl'i ss and reports a most delightful social occasion. A nogro named Meredith vva9 shot by a Mr. Moore on his farm, near Harksdale. on Saturday ovoning !a-t It is said that Mr. Moore was forced to (|re in self dofcoe. The nogro is re ported reoovoring. Mr. II. /.. Nahors, of Cross M il, ha, been elected Principal of the Epworth Orphanage school at Columbia. Mr Mabors is a teacher of experience and ability and a man of high character and is well lltted for tho duties of his new posit ion. An entertainment will bo given at tho opera house on Friday ovenlng for tho benefit of the Methodist Church. Miss Sarllng, of Augusta, who has been the guest of Miss Nolllo Bolt for tho past fortnight, has kindly consont od to recite. Miss Sarllng In charge of tho department of oxprosslou in the Columbia Female College and is a mosi accomplished elocutionist. The pro gram will also comprise line musical features. Superintendent Jones, ol our Graded School, roturning from attendance at the State School, Spartauburg, spent several days in tho city It'St week. Mlssos Tillman and K?nneny, now)} olectcd teachers, also stopped o\ r. An informal mooting of all the leacher?; was hold, and the prospect of n sui ? o ful sphool next 808 ion u rogUrdcd pood. Lot also tho grounds and buildings be looked after- Cleanliness is next to Godliness. Among tho pleasant social events of I ho woek was Mrs. s. M. Wilkes1 enter* laiiimeul at six on yci terday uftorno >n The guests, about, thirty in number, wore entertained with a "Symposium," an amusing progressive gaino, ai ihn conclusion of which, rofroshmcnls wore served. Mrs. Wilkes is always a de lightful hostess, and was especially sn on yesterday, ronderlng the occasion mo ' charming to her guests. Mr-. L. G. Ralle and iulsses Mattle and Btllah lbille were the host* 5808 III u dolightrul rcitcpi ion on lust Th?r -: ij afternoon In honorof Mrs. B IL Balle, of Philadelphia. The guests tlll'OI il the parlors from f> to 7 the reception hour, everyone being glad of an oppor lunit> of mefitlng'agaiti tho fan gm I of honor, who by her gracious and charming manner, has oaptivatod all who have boi ii ho forlunatp a- to moot her. in tho dining-room delicious and dainty re frosh meets were served by the yoUllg ladles of the POCOlvlnjj party. i lie Suminer School. Professor J. B. Watkinsand Profcs sor I?. I>. Wallace, ol Woll'ord, opened the County Summer School on Mon day, ond will make II Interesting nud orofjtablfi for tgachors who nttendi Hliss l.aw, oi Spnrtanburg has oharga ol the department of drawing. The at tendance is fair, but not large as yet. Ladi.es are attending principally. she smiles no more?'tis not that she By gloom has bum distracted Hut that hor pearly white front tooth The Dentis', has extracted. To fllVO the teeth Ulld koop them clo&n use u good brush (2a cents) and our Tooth Powder dry, ahn in paste and liquid form. Makes the breath sweet and keeps tho mouth healthy. A good stoek of other Tollot ro<niisitoH at The Laurons Drug Co. L03 West Main St. 'l'houc 7C Goods delivered. Tilltunu ami Vk hanrin. Senator THhnan is having a good time lishing and getting tanned at MeClellanv die. Senator McLaurin i- In Washington, expanding, dlo will bu apt to get tann ed next year, and then have plenty time to !_'<> a lishing. From the barn well I 'cople. Pare and Wholesome. Bread is the chief food used to -u-iain life,thercforo have it good.] Tho uso of "Clifton" or "Snow-I Hake" and "Spollosa" made at Iirun.sford Mills, Ovvenshoro, Ky., Will insure lids, a; either is abac lately pure and wholesome, h.-isi on your grocer sending von one ol those brands. Bold by M. II. Fow ler und T. N. Burksdale. Tin-Spool and bobbin Manufacturing Oo. bus I'occivod (Is commissions and has bcon organized with the following olllcers: Directors, D. \. P. Jordan, W. L. Durst. J, I!. Abnoy, J. T. Simmons. Goo. A. Darksdule, .1. W. Sprolcs and .1. A. Park-dale. J. W. Sprolos, pros idont; Deo. A. Dark-dale, vice-presi dent: and John A. Burksdalo Bocro tary and treasurer. The location of t)ho plant has not yet been decided upon. Tho books of subscription will be ep nod to day.?Greenwood index. Hunk on I he Jacksonville l ire. "Acres of Ashes," Die story of the fncksonvillo lire, by Judge Benjamin Harrison, of tho editorial stall of Hie Florida Timcs-I nlon ami Cltl/on, is now ready for delivery. Tho intro ductory chapli r by ox-Govornor Flom in/, it Is a coinpleto, acouratoand graphic description 01 the greatest COnilagrntlOII in Hie history of the world sinei the famous Chicago tire of 187L. It pictures scenes and incidents that arc heart-rending. It is olabo ratoly illustrated In half-tone engrav ings. Donk of 20O pagOS for only:'. eint-. Sent prepaid anywhere |n t.ie United Stalos si: coploi for 'jil.OO. Send your QWII order ..1 got up a olub at OIlCO. rirst edition limited. Ad dress Pi MUSHKUs, ACUK8 Ot?' As 11 Ks. Jacksonville, Fla. The State of South Carolinas LAFHF.XS CGUN I V. I :? OotiRT (if PitOKA'J E. Whereas, It, Y. Simmons has applied to me to grant him letter- ol Ad ministration 011 the ICslato of Kllzn llellams, deceased. These are Therefore to cite ami ad monish a'l and uimMilar (he kindred, and creditors Ol said Kli/,a llellam-. i!oceil8od, that they be and appeal hoforo me, in tho Court of Probate, lo be hold ut l/iurcns G. II, s. C . on Btli day ol August, 1001, after publication theo i> , at III 'eli ek .11 the forOUQOU, lO show cause, if nnj they have, why the ! aid Adminlstrnt on should m?t bo gran led. Glvuii under my Hand, this 18th day of July Anno Domini, 1001. ? (! Thompson, j p l.o. July 20, 1001 -:!t. NOTICE, NOTICE! All Oversoors of I toads In Lau renn County are hereby ordered lo call out their hands during the mouth ut An gus) :imi work their I toads, as the law requires. , It hand- who have not paid olio dollar lax must ho renn I rod to labor I days on the public mails of the j County. J.H. DRUM MOND, A. BIG SUCCESS. So says every one that attended DAVIS, ROPER & COMPANY'S reat 99 cents Sale. Wo desire to express our appreciation to the people generally for their Hearty Response to our irreal ollerin<r of merchandise. Ivouioinbor 11 in.t we always do us we advertise und t Values ?v.iii be bought elsewhere. ways curry "the bust goods Cor as little money txs 111? * *>ainc U'.ar in mind lluil Shoddy goods cannot give sul sl'acl on il mutters not how choap the PRICE und Hint Out* Motto is truw, "THE BEST 13 THE CHEAPEST." We a-su yu.i lo conti nu ? lo \ ;->it our store' us we shall nl wit) i have Special Values to show yon. Again Thanking von. We tiro your friends* Laurens, S, 0. Hou) Wo?id Yo?. ike to be the Ice Man? You would undoubtedbly have verj little lo do it' all o your customers owned one of out KelVigerator? as they seldom need rc-lillitlfC. Our Water Coolers arc also built on the Klondike plan and tire ;t necessity lu every household, these sultry days The Uesl There is, is Here. ?*?JIIST OPENED Five gradi\s in nice slice a* white ill i aJiioiis at 10, 15, ?0 and 25 cts. Lawn lodgings, [nserlions and All-Over lo match. In colored Organdy and Dimity you can iin<! here Ihc Quality, Color and Price you desire. Only a limited quantity of those heavy all-Silk Glovt s, lite 75 cents quality, tit lOcls. while they last. " ' ^Special Value in Sunshades at W. G. Wilson & Co. > [ \ m ? !? THE OLD t' lif.m 17 Iii M VI ITTW l> l>/\vj will con the Undertaking basin at tho old stand. COFFINS, OASKKT.-S and ilOBiCS, and II15AU.?K, at tho ? ^ -LOWEST PRICES. ... ?? , A continuation of the gouorou patronage hitherto extended m Bolioitod. Iteotfully KENNEDY BROS., Laurous, S. < Glenn Springs Hotel, Glonn Spring, S. ('. QUEEN OF SOITHKKX SUMME? ItESOttTS. There is but one (iienn Spring? and it has no equal on the continent for the Stomach Uivor, Kidneys, Bowels and Blood. Motel (tyon 110111 June 1st to October is(. Cuisino and Service ICxccllent. Ii is up-to-date and ICverybody Goes There, l/or board apply to Simpson & Simpson. f$0t* Water foi sale by Laurens Drug Co., Palmetto Drug Co., Laurons Cotton Mill Store. - .1.0. SMITH, tho oldest dealer in Monuments in Laurons county, still has Iiis place of business in Clinton. Dealer in the best alive ami imported from Italy and abroad. The latest designs, work no in I ho most artistic fashion, promptly, and terms reasonable and satisfactory. He solicits your patronage and thanks you in advance. Vour attention to the fact of ( Hnton's cxcopt'ionublo railroad facilities. Call and examine iris yard. J. C. SMITH. Clinton, S. C. ICE, IGET The Lau tens Oil and Fertilizer Mill Ice attachment is now in lull operation. The water from which the ice is made is clear as crystal. The delivery wagon moves every daj and delivers promptly to all orders. v , ' Secure Coupon IJook at once, as drivers arc not allowed lo deliver ice except for coupons. Oil arfd Fertiliser Co. ATTENTION! ATTENTION!! Touchers ami Scholars ol" Laurons County* (Visums; to save you monoy, as well a- 10 Supply you with the. latest hook-. -??>? liuvc put in sioek Johnson's [load ors, Loo's Histories, Ginu's Arithme tics and I'Yoy's Geographies. Glad to have you call. i'n.motto Dru^ Co. I>1\ lloll'o K. Hughes, 545" oil ice in Dial Block -ovorl'al motto Drug store. Spocially proparod for Kxamin ing and Treating disoasos of Kyo, HJar, Throat and Noso. to Tin: piJisuc. SVo havo one of the largest stocks ol Goaeral Merchandise In Laurons and will soil either for cash or on time as cheap as anybody. Also a full lino of Wagons, Buggies, Harness and Under taker's Supplies. Sec us before buying, buy all the peas you havo to sell. Respectfully, U. 1'. Ml HAM & CO, i "T-V-J? ? ? _v- Etil* W\ 1... . . n -ruABtj i ? ?f? The Entering Wedge To your consideration is goii* ? ?rally tho c< -i. t hough cost should always bo rolat ivo to vraluo to h> u fair tost. Tho lumbor w? soil may not n.1 ways bo tho :h? -:ii><-st in prico, init it's always ohoapost in tho long run, bocauso Wo giVO th? beat valun. Thoroughly kiln-driod,pro perly sawed and plunod, you'll find it. "matchos" woll, and will bo a lifo-long source of satisfac tion. :R.H.Hudgen8 8c Son*.