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The Summer School. i; County Summer School for ? . Is hll\ luff ii successful ses-ion. ?<i rJ. it. Wutklns, Suporintond nl ol KJuculion Brooks and Professor I). I) Wallace, of Woffot'd, arc in . ( .Mr. Watkins is the instruc > in Ctography. Mr. Wallace in Kn* ? ii and Miss Kmma Lucas, of tho Mem Inger Seiiool, Charleston, is teach* hi . 11 re is the enrollment of the ? rs now in attendance, the ladies j predominating: > ?s" Miene Little. Carrie Moore, SI um, Mittle Putnam, Helle , < larrle I.ungston. Sallie H. Laug? ... Inn Little, Uuth Manson, Lou I Murllu Maude Martin, Lou Mc? . Lydo Martin l'.uiuui Owen.-, . la P< ' iod. Fnnnlo Anderson. Ma Armstrong, Ola Blakely, Poarlo y. Lucia Ihirksdalo, Anna Bolt, ' melund, Kl?t Belle Cope land, l opeland, Annie Olurdy, Myrtle I icrtson, Blanche Culbortson, Alllo Kichelbcrger, Kate Eichelberger. Lou .-?) ), l'iankle Culbortson, Kminn i rgusou, Lulu Henderson, Martha llel iiiiisi Cenu llonry, Mamie May as, Bessie tludgons, Sue Hud* ( laudlu Irby, Kvn Putnam Ada hi M mil Beeves, Zalono Sullivan, Swink, Mvrtlo Vcarglu, Poarlo I M< 'sr.* .las. M. Clardy, .las. U. W. L. Washing toil, B Y. Cul irtson, L. Dexter Kflcdgc, J. C. tie. i. < >. Burdette, Leland Kon* ly, A. Madden, Smith Martin, i i- Ii, Owillgs, Dr. J. t). Martin. I iikuown Pacts A beul a WolDKnowii Artist. ile lie work of Charles Dana 0 m is probab'y as well known as iha: of any modern Illustrator, the ar ? hlmsell has succeeded in modostly : " t>lt rather in tho background. Nov.. however, his admirers will have !i chance to '.earn ail about him in an 1 -'raten article by '? !s intimate I, James s. Motoalfe, the manag il ? i 111 >r of 'Life.'' which will he i '1 in a forth-coming issue of Tho Laulos' Home Journal. This is ihe first time that tho creator of "the t i -or. girl" and other famous types in T :it illustration has been described as lie really is. r i havo Five Shares el Kntorpriso Hank slock for sale. N. 11, DIAL. MADDEN dots. M s Daisy Madden is visiting at Mt. Gallagher. Mis* Clara Martin is the charming . i '. of her brother, Mr. P. II. Martin. Miss ICvIo, Hettic and Kmma Gun nlnghum, are visiting friends at Sc dulia. Miss Corrlntio Martin, visited her many friends and relatives her last week. Mr, Add Man in and niece. M i?s Cipia Smith, of Mississippi, arc visiting the loi n.'s - ??>!?, Mrs. John Moore. Misses Margaret and Henrietta Schmidt, two of Columbia's popular ami accomplished young ladles, are the charming guests of Miss Lydia Jerry. We are glad to report that Mrs. .1 S. Milchen, who has been quite .-ick at her parents, has rapidly improved. Wo purchased the sample line ol Center Tables of one of the largest Manufacturers in the t'nlted States, at th< Furniture Bxposlt'on a*. Grand llaptds. Theso goods are on our 80111* pic tloor now. S. M. & K. II. VVllkes. Men'.- belts from 10 cenls up at J. K. Mlnter .v Bro. Miss Jennie Owings has returned to the city after r. pleasant sta,. ..1th rela ti e- in Laurent.?Tho state. Col. S. \V. Vance, who has been quite alck at his home in the city for the past few day-, is bettet this morning.? Co lumbia Record, July 25th. Xol a ( heap Flour* Tberi Is no refuso from tho gltt eo.-o factories in ??Clifton" flour n .nl1 at Bransford Mills, Owens bo ro, Ky. It is apuro winter whenl Hour, and cannot bo .sold at Ihe cheap price <>f adulterated stuff. If yoti want ;i ehonp flour, buy "SnowlT.tko or "Spotless" They nie just us pure, though not ro White us "Clifton" Ask ALU, Few lor < r T. X. Barksdale for them. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. 1 ho Annual Meeting of the Stock holders of the People's Loan and Kx change bank, of Laurons, S. ('., i hereby called to bo held at the ollice of tin; Hank at II o'clock, a. m., Au gust the 20th, 11)01 J. W. Toon, ( a.-hicr. A special lot ladiCS slippers worth Jl'OO to $1.60 on the counter at 150 cU this week. .1. K. Minter .v Hro. I'.very thing in Ladies and Mi-ses Slipper-at and below cost. All this Season's goods. No old stock. The Hub. For an elegant Umbrolla?how arri val- 800 J. B. M inter .V Pro. Your Hall should he bcautiliett with ono of those 20th Century Hall Backs or S. M. tt B. If. Wilkes. rkp0rt OF Til K CONDITION -(OF tub) THE NATIONAL BANK OF LAURENS, At Laureiis, in Hie State of South Car olina, at the Close of Business, ^ July loth, 11)01, RF.SI) rue KS. Loans and discounts, $07,72025 (ivordraflH, soon rod 106 l'i P.S. Itoilds to secure circula tion, 10,000 00 Premiums on IJ. s bonds, 710 00 Ranklng-houso, furniture, and llxlures, 8,001 Other real estate owned. 2,800 00 Duo from National Ihv.iks (not lloservo A gouts) 78 ;?> Due from approve! rosi rvo agonls ."{,'?*; 10 Check: and other cash items, 13'it Notes ol other National banks, .'is.', mi Fractional paper currency, nickels, ami CO Uta, i \u ;,o Lawful Monky Rrservk in Hank, vd4: Specie, 1,00S its Legal-tender notes, L010C0 0,808 ?':."> Itodomplion fund with ?'. s. Treasurer (5 per conti of circulation,) 800 00 Total, .f l |f,102 7r, LI VIUL1TI ks, (lanital stoi k paid in, $ 03,( hi no surplus Rind, 12/100 00 UlKllVldod protltH, InSS expen ses and taxes paid, l.l.'lo.d National Lank notes outstand ing, 11,!imi no Duo to olhor National Lanks, 1,120 00 Due to SlatO Lanks and L inkers, ?"?/, s.-j DlVidOlids unpaid, Ji>^.Mi Individual doposlts subjoct to chock, l?.003 17 Time cei I III ales (.1 deposit, 12,000 02 Dills payable, Inoludlug cortill* nates ot deposit tor monoy borrowed, 20,000 "0 Total, $141,102 7 I, JnO Aug. barkid.de, C'SShlor, Ol lh< ahove named bank, do solomnly swear tii.it tho abovo statomont Istrnotothe best of my knowledge and b illof. JOIfN AUO. RAUKSDAr.R, Cosh lor, Hubscrlbod snd sworn to boforo me tins the S47lh day of July, 1001. John F. Bolt, o. c. < . p, Con r rot. Attest i Mi>s Sailing's Recital. Miss Daisy Purling, of Augusta, as b luted by Muses Nollle Bolt and Bessie Uoland, gavo a recital at the opera house Friday evening which was a great success. MissSarllng is a most accora p?8bod elocutionist and Mb- Holt and Uoland,though they have not boon students of expression for n very long period, recite delightfully and show evidences of much talent.' Miss Barl? ing has beeomo quite a favorite so cially during her visit ami the house was crowded. ? A male quartette, composed of Mes srs \v. VV. Graham, T. U. and Char lie Wehl), W. I). and U. O. Franks, sang Bovoral beautiful selections which addeil a great deal to the programme A handsome sum was netted for the church. Cash lor Roads. The following sums have been re ceived by Treasurer Copoland as Com mutation in die dllToront Townships in lieu of road duty: Lauren?. $| 14.00; Youugs, $89.00; Di als. $1:19 00; Sullivan, $129.00: Water loo, $218.00; Cross Hill, ?5.00; Hunter. $9.00; .lack-, ji-8.00; Sculllotown, $19.00. Total, $770.00. should tho oversoor got onl all who are liable, bo ought to havo a picnic time. Of course, tho overseer is ex pected to furnish the melons, the ices and other luxuries. Prosper!!} Review? Wo have on our Sanol tin table a copy of this now journal isttn venture, edited and published by W. T. ('rows who goes to the live Newbcrry town from I.aureus. Mr Crews was "bred at the feet of Gamaliol," has hud largo news paper experience, and with liberal backing l>y the business men of bis town, will make the paper a real win ner. It has The AnVKUTtSElt'S best wishes for abundant prosperity. Harris Litllia. A letter to Tho Stale, July 2dd., says that a large and fashionable crowd is at this famous [.aureus watering place. And ;.iys the wriler: "Opportunity tor l he recreation and comfort of visitors has been greatly extended over previous seasons on ac count of tho many improvements made by Mr. U. L. Fox, the proprietor. Changed Hands. 'I he I.aureus Cotton Seed Oil Mill has been sold to the Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company at $4r>,000, about $112 nor $100 share. It is understood that Capt. R. II. Iludgens, late popular President, will remain as Manager, and this win givo satisfaction to our community, it \* further said that the plant will be enlarged. A Klrst.Class Uarheeue. *>n Frida) August 2nd, in tho beau tiful groVO ll? Sli untville, Messrs. Den d\. Fuller, Adams and Crisp will serve n lirst das! barbecue, to which the pub lie are cordially invited. M II. Crisp will see alter the cooking, C. The editor of TllK ADVERTISE!! spent an hour Saturday morning at tho Grad ed h'chool buildlug. The preliminary exerelsos with short scriptural reading and I hen practioo ill the National M n-ic and tho South) rn airs wer?* nil greatly relished. And lb u, to say nothing of tl.O bright, cheerful young male teach 01*3, to look upon the forty sweet girl teacher.-.?there could be nothing to com par o with it. it h not too late ror llutabagas. This is a most delightful esculent. Bo sure to sow turnips,?and a stand failing, rOW turnips und eOCtintlo to sow turnips until October is'.. Corn failing, a i?ot of boiled turnt) s with a handful of meal will fatten tho pigs and make delight ful breakfast strips. This is the year to save every pea vine, every blade of pfvas3, ami to make the barn loft groan. Mr. Bdward Buist Anderson, of Huntsvll e, w .j.s married on the 24 th Of .Itlly to Miss Mary Agnes Muri', e. of Marion, Alabama. Mr. Anderson is a koivoI Professor James Anderson, of Huntsville,, Alabama, and a brother of Mrs. George !'. Voting of thi9 city. He spont bis boyhood In Laurcns, where he still has numerous friends. There i- a strong suspicion that the well i.i North public squaro needs cliaiug out. Since the above was put In type Tom Crisp baa done tho nccossary doctoring. Roe our 98 cents shoes for men. Big value. J. E. MInter ?$ Uro. Whatever your wants in Milliner) we are preparod lo supply thom. Come and secure a stylish hat at an "ofl'-sea son" price. The Hub. Road our advertisement in this issue about tho Junior Hange to be given aw a y. B. M. iV B . II. Wllkos. We have some great bargains in Summer Dress Goons and wo are anx ious to pass them round, Your fault If you do not secure some of them. The Hub. Make your wife happy by purchasing her a Hack's Stove, it will make her work lighter. For sale only by S. M. & B, H. Wllkos. Negligee Shirt - at 19 rents OS cents 75 cents and $1.00 In all the various stvies Ol the reason. J. Ii. Minier & BrO, IN MI.MOKIAM. Joseph Travis, infant son of John II. and Clara Modloek Balontine, was born August SHth, IK90, and died June 17tb, mm. Our darling little J. T. ha^ gone like a dew drop up lo the warm sun, yot he left our hcaris sore and bleeding. He was the liglil of the home, Whoeoiild wondor i hat a dark Mood of griol should -.weep over the hon.e, and a night of sorrow lengthen its shadows upon the threshold when his sweel smile- und the -oft trend of hi- little feet and tho loving touch of bis dear hands were taken away? Bro sin could blight, death cairn' and conveyed this sweet Opening hud to Heaven- Though he has passe.l through Hie shadows of death into the iiunllght above, a thou sand swcot memories bind him to tho plains he blessed with his presence while on earth. Bven the toys with which he played and the Mowers ho I loved to pluck speak niulely to our hearts, and the childish words he lisped Still linger ill our heart-. Hear little J. T. has vanished from our sight, but pot forever. It i- true he cannot come I., us, but we may go to him. o, blessed thought We often speak ol the in||iience of great men, hut what of the hahe.s pow er'/ May this brief lifo yield an in II lie we that will draw loved ones heavenward, All that human aid could do was done to rectere this precious jewel to his loved om s, hut all in vain. Cod, who iloelh till (lungs well, look his -pirit |n llimseli The stroke has fallen, the sad hour of death is past. UabyJ.T rests. May we, too, "rest in the everlasting arms; and in the si lence listen for voices of His angels ministering unto us." May the parent ? go hand in hand, stronger and happier for each other's sympathy! hound together by mutual joys and griefs, and hotter than all, a glad hope of fl blissful reunion in the New Jerusalem. N. B. M. Broworton, s. c. Buy y.mr Millinery at Tho Hub. The jj*Af?gji&hy and^jjmMflfigf^gl^Mfl^ FACTS PERSONAL AM) BRIEF NOTES OF ItECENT EVENTS. Mr. D, A. Davis is at Glonn Springs. Mr, L W, Sinikins -pent Fl'Ldtt) in Greenville on legal badness. Miss Dorcas Calmos spent last week with friends in Clinton. Mrs. H. W. Anderson has returned from a \isit to Spartanburg. Tylersville was represouled in tlie city on Saturday by Mr..i S. Craig. Mr. G. F. Little of Tylersvillo, wa in the city on yesterday. Miss Mary G. Fike is visiting rela tives in Spartanburg. Miss Boulah Hallo is visiting Mrs, it V. Hoi lams, ol Greenville, Mrs. c. ti. Theiling has returned from a visit to Charlotte. Tin- great steel strike is likely lo be settled Minn. showers have falkn, but the temper ature holds its own. Mrs. Mary Lttes is visiting at Dr. J. A. I'.arksdale's. Cant. A. II, llyrd, ol Helton, was in the city j csterday. Mrs. Sue Anderson is visiting rela tives in Spartanburg. Mrs..I. It. Nolan leaves tins week tor W ihn in it ton and other points in North t arolina. Col. Shaw is thresh,:. ? ? grcul <,rrain crop this week, and is not all for cotton. Voting Mr. Downs Clean, on the plantation of Capt. Byi'd, lost a mule by lightning on Saturday last. Messrs. llobert Adams and Charley Webb leave for a trip to the mountains to-morrow. Hon. J.T. Johnson and family, ol Spartanburg, are at Mr. II, YV. Ander son's. A camping trip to the mountains is under discussion by some of the young men in town. Miss Lydie Uobertson i- in Spartan burg the guest of Miss Bessb David son. Col. J. 11. Wharton passed tlirougb the city on Friday last on his way home from the banks of the Congaree. Misses Ceua Henry and Lydie Mllatu, of Clinton, are here for the Summer school, Mrs. .I.C. Garlinglon and childron, of Spartanburg, are visitim.- relatives in tho city. Miss Elizabeth Todd has been visit ing relatives in Union for the pas', ten du\ s. The drouth is partially broken with rains In the great corn belt ol Kansas and the central west. Thursday, the 2">th, was a record maker for Laurons, the thermometer registering '.?7. Professor Manton Prlerson ami wife, of Arkansas, were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. G. C. Albright last week. Miss Eli/.a Smalls, ol Charleston, was the guest of Miss Allio Webb lust week. Mrs. Willie Carwlle, of Ncwborry, was the guest ol Mis. .i.A. Harksdalc, Jr., last week. Miss Lucille Wilson, of Newherry. Is visiting her cousin Miss Rosalie burton and other relatives in the city Misses Kosella, Denial) and Lila Kay. of Briggs, Diekens counts, are visiting relatives in the city this week, Misses Diirlon and Carwilo of Xow berry, are visiting at Mr. J. T. Bu'r tons, The Misses Hill, who were the charming and popular guests of Miss Nellie Holt for ten days, left las'. WC< k for Pol/.or. Mr Albert 1), TcagtlC WU9 in t tie city yesterday. lie has a beautiful farm, but is not enthusiastic over the cotton prospect. It will bo welcome news to lh ! many friends of Mrs. .1. T. Johnson, of Spar tanburg, that she is recovering from her recent severe illness. We regret lo learn that in a -even wind storm at Waterloo, Thursday af ternoon, the Presbyterian church was blown down. Miss Leila Will e-. accompanied by her nephews, the bright and attractive sons of Mr. 1*. B. Wilkes, leases this week for Norfolk, Virginia, Miss Lucas, of Charleston, is at Mrs. 0. M. Clarke's on Main Street. She has charge of the Art department at the Summer school. Misses Mariegene and LH Cairn went down to Clinton last week for the Wright Todd wedding, which was a very beautiful affair. All the little girls will he interested in Wilkes' advertisement this week. The junior range is a beauty and will delight tlie little girl who wins it. We learn with regret of the death of Mrs. Ifogon Goggans, of Spring drove, after a long illness. She was a gentle, Christian lady, am| beloved wherever known. We are in receipt of a copy of tho catalogue of the Collogo of Charles lesion for 1000 1001, Write to Pres ident, Charleston Collogo, Charleston, S. C. Mis. .1 N. Wright, Mrs. T. I'. Jones, Misses Lutie and Blolse Wright have returned to their home at Lisbon after a visit to Mrs. S. J. Simpson in Spar tanburg, Mrs. J. It. Fowler, of Lanford's, had the misfortune to full while going down tho itOp3 at her home last week and break her thigh. The in jury is seri ous but her friends hope for her speed) recovery. Congressman Johnson is in the County inspecting our highways and establishing Kltral Free Delivery Routes. On yesterday he and a gov ernment agent Wore m the Lisbon neighborhood. Mrs. 11 anna SI Iverborg and daugh ter, Mies F.ssje Ibi'.s, of New York, are on a visit to Mr:.. Max /aruk, a sibler of the former. The two sisters had not met in twenty years. The ladies lind great relief from the. change from New York city to Laurons tempera tu re. ?>n Saturday last, the great ration day, the city was full of life. Many of our country cousins were on tho streets with cheerful smiles. Lay-by tiimi is on. Wo were surprised to see tho ani mals after a hard campaign In the furrOWS looking unusually well. Mr. B. II. WilkCS, President of the Laur.us Furnitur.' Factory, has re turned from the great Purnlturo Expo sition recently held at Grand Rapids, Michigan. Mr. Wilkes was in charge of tho handsome exhibit sent on by the Laurons Factory and report an Interesting and profitable trip, Slio smile-, no more -'tis not that she By gloom has been distracted Hut that nor pearly white front teeth The Dontist has extracted. To save the teeth ami keep them clean use a good brush <?-!.*? cents) and our Tooth Powder dry, also in paste and liquid form. Makes the breath sweet and ko< ps the mouth healthy. A ^rood stock of other Toilet requisites at The Luurcns Drug Co. 103 West Main St. 'l'honc 76 Cloud- delivered, Bouillon, At Union Church. Co. C, .lames' r.attallion and Co C, s. < '. V., will bold their annual reunion on the lOtll of August. All veterans are invited. There will he addresses ami a pleasant day. The ladies will servo an elegant picnic You areassurod of a good nights resl if you pUrchasO'OUO of o. r Iron Heils. We havo them from $51.76 up. S M. A- 15. II. Wilkes. Pure and Wholesome. Broad is tho (thief food used lo sustain lifo, therefore h^vo it good. The use- of "Clifton" or "Snow Make" and "Spotless- made at Bransford .Mills, Owensboro, ivy., will insure this, us either In abso lutely pure and wholesome. Insist on your grocer .-ending you one of these brands. Sold by M, II. Fow ler und T. N. Barksdale. Hook on the Jacksonville Piro? "Acres el A.shes," the story of the Jacksonville lire, by Judge Benjamin Harrison, of the editorial stall of the Florida Times-Union and CitUon, is now ready for delivery. The intro ductory chapter by OX-UOVornor Flein ing. It is a complete, accurate and graphic description of the greal : conflagration ill the history 0| I ne wie ld since the famous Chicago lire of l-.i 11 pictures scenes and Incidents thai are heart-rending. It Is olabo ratoly dlustrated In half-tone engrav ings, Hook of 200 pages for only 2G cent-. Sent prepaid anywhere in the United States. Six copies for $1.00. Send your own order or get up a club , at once. First edition limited. Ad dress PumasiiKKs, Ann s or Asiiks, Jacksonville, Fla. The State Ol South Carolina, LAUKKNS COUNTY. In OoUltT of PitoBATE. Whereas, Ii. Y. Simmons has applied to me l<? grant him letters or Ad ministration on lite Estate Of KM/a Uellain8, deceased. These are Therefore to cite ami ad monish all ami singular the kindred, ami creditor.) of said El I/.a Helium-, deceased, that they be and appeal before me, in the Court of Probalo, to be held at I.aureus C. II. S. C . on Hth day of August, 1001, after publication thereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to dtOW canee, if any they have, why the said Administration should no( bo gran ted. Civon under my ((and, thin isih day of July, Anno [)otnlui, 1001. (). Q, Thompson, j p.l <j. July 2:1, PH)l?2t. COCAINE-n-WHISKY llnliUn Our.xl ?I niy Umin' lain, in 0? iti > llanari ?>f roinraiicn?. X tlf-Pt' TjrtMt mailt . ?. Ml. WOOkUCV. M.D..A1 A. BIG SUCCESS. So says every one that attended DAVIS, ROPER & COMPANY'S Great 99 cents Sale. We desire to express our appreciation to the people generally Tor their lr to our great offering of merchandise. Ltomembor thai wo always do as wo advortiso aad that wo always carry ? the bust goods tor as little money as Lite sanio values can bo bought olsowhoro. Hear in mind thai Shoddy goods cannoi give satisfaction it matters not bow cheap the PRICE and thai Our Motto Is irue, "THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST." Wo nsli you to continue Lo visit our store as we shall always have Special Values to show you. Again Thanking you. We are your friends. DAVIS, ROPER Sc CO. Famous Clothing, Dry Goods, SHoo and Heit Store. Btick's J?jpiot r^ar^e Giver) flu)ay Free Contest Continues Until October 15th, 1901. to the Griri under 14 yearsof age who brings us the greatest num ber of names of people using Buck's Stoves or Ranges, State where the stove was bought, how long it has been used and the name and number of the stove. See the prize. ? ??MSiSN? Five grades in nice sheer white India Linons at 10, 12i, 15, 20 and 25 cts. Lawn Edgings, Insertions and All-Over to match. In colored Organdy ;uul Dimity you can find here the (Quality, Color and Price you desire. Only a limited quantity of those heavy all-Silk Gloves, the 75 cents quality, at 10cts. while 'Hey last. j .Special Value in Sunshades at W. 6. Wilson & Co. the Undertaking business at tho old stand. COFFINS, CASKETS AND ROHES, and HEARSE, at, tho e^-^^LOWEST PRICES.?^ A continuance of tho gouerou patronage hitherto extended 119 solicitod. Rootfully KENNEDY BROS., Laureus, S. C Glenn Springs Hotel, Glenn Spring, S. C? QUEEN OF SQfTUKKX SUMMER RESORTS. There is but one Glenn .Springs and it has no equal on the coiltinent for tho Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Bowels and Blood. Hotel Open 1*1*0111 Juno 1st to October 1st. Cuisine and Service Excellent. It is up-to-date and Everybody Goes There. For board apply lo Simpson & Simpson. tLtW Water lor sale by Laurcns Drug Co., Palmetto Drug Co., Laurcns Cotton Mill Store. v -? ? J. C. SMITH, the oldest dcalor in Monuments in Lam ens county, still hits his plac?) of business in Clinton. Dcalor in the best 3f ite&Hite mil iVIusb'-kp ? native and imported from Italy and abroad. The latosi designs, work done in the most artistic fashion, promptly, and terms reasonable and satisfactory. He solicits you.- patronage and thanks you in advance. Your attention to the fact of < Hinton's exceptionable railroad facilities. Call and examine hip yard. J. 0. SMITH . Clinton, S. C. ICE, ICEI The Laurcns Oil and Fertilizer Mill Ice attachment is now in full operation. The water front which the ice is made is clear as crystal. The delivery wagon moves every clay and delivers promptly to all orders. Jhjg?"' Secure Coupon Book at once, as ih r era arc not allowed lo deliver ice except for coupons. Oil atjcl Fertilizer Co. ATTENTION! ATTENTION!! Teachers and Scholars of Lanrcns County. Wishing to save you money, as well as'to Supply you with the latest hooks, we havo put in atoek Johnson's Head ers, Coo's Histories, Ginu'fl Arithme tics and Kroy's Geographies. Clad to have you call. Palmetto Drug Co. f Dr. Rolfo fi. Hughes, ?rOHieein Dial lllojk -over Pal metto Drug Store. Specially prepared for Examin ing and Treating dip.oasos of Byo, Ear, Throat aud Noeo. TO THE .PUBLIC. We have one of the largest atoeks of Goneral Merchandise in Caurens and will fiell either for cash or on time as cheap as anybody. A i n ? full line of Wagons, IluKKie?, flarncss and Under taker's Supplies. Seo us boforo buying. Will buy aU the peas you have to sell. Rospectfully, It. P. Mi I. AM & Co. The Entering Wedge To your consideration is ^mi ?-?rally tho cost,though coat should always ho rolativo t'? valuo to i>?; a fair tost. The luinhor wo hi-II may no! always ho the choapoatin prico, but it'a always cheapest in tho long run, bocause wo give the best valii'1. Thoroughly kiln-( riod,pro? porly aawed and planocl, you'll Rnd it "matches" woll, and will be a life-long source of satisfac tion I R.H.Hudgens Sc Son_