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\ NEW JEWELRY STORE. Messrs IL F. ?V LTeswoll Plowing will Bo Into Business Here, Messrs R. F. & Croswoll Fleming. o( Green wood i will upon a lirst-clus* jewelry store in Luurous in tho early full. Thoy will occupy the stand where Mr. I), 0. Crisp now has a grocery es tablishment. These young inon arc the sons of Mr. 1.. '. Homing, <>f 0roenwood, ami nephews of Mr. .1. o (\ Fleming of ti.i- pity. They have business ability, charac ter. ! ash anO energy and will be a wel coine addition to the high-class citizen -let- pi the communlt). .? iaood Move mi Fool A Lyceum Course lor Lauren . weeks ag<> a movement to ar range foi Lyceum course in Laurons iVlntor was - arted by Dr. w. 11. Washington ami Mr. T. 0. Lucas. A membership ol sovonly-flvo was promptly obtained, at a cost of throo do l i - oaoh for a ticket which ad mi it od two people. The course com prlsi . Lhri o outortalnmcuts. Nuu tho Alkahest Lyceum Bureau, of Atlanta, represented by Mr. K. K. Ed wards, proposes to add live ontortain incuts to the course (or an additional cost oi two dollars 10 oaoh member, theso tickets also to admit two in-. W, ? Washington is the prosldontof the local nsso< iutiou and will be triad to give lull Information toevcryono inter CStcd. In addition to the tickets for the course i. free subscription to tho Alka 1 ost| a very clovi r inngu/.lne, will be given for st.v months. These proposed entertainments -,\il! imbraoo nmsleal attractions such .? tho (junker .Tale (Jiuirl r , ami thode Jlai't'lo-GllbJohu itoti Company, famous lecturers like j?r. Farkhuvst ami such entertainers .1- .' . Mil er and Ihllph Blnghnm T ? ct ?! the association Is to c.i\ De' Lauroi people eight pleasant t vcuings Hi:-? Winter. The course will nol I' ? hoavy but will oll'or entertaining attrne '.on-, it i>hoped that tho course ol eight instead of three entertain ments Will he secured and that the pro*cni inomb rshlpof sovouty-Hvo can at least bo doubled. Tho tickets are cer tainly remarkably cheap when it is re called that they admit two people ami it will certainly be a mistake to let the offer of the Alkahest Bureau be ne glected. Evoryono interested should sec l>r. Washington at once. ( ?nie lo lb" H ue ami base Ball. There will be sorved at Waterloo, Friday, Dili instant, an old-timo barbe cue, There will he baso ball and other attract ion?. Let all come. C. C. ANOEKSOX, Mr. .1 V. McCuon ami Miss Ida G. Can-; on surprised their many friends by becoming yoke mates for life. Tues day, August itOth. Rev. McMillan ad just ng tho gear, The young and hap py pair have been visiting friends In Laurens county for a we k past. We wish * hem succoss, happiness and everything good in th >ir new venture. R, I'c'. ?rCor. Given vi lie News 4tb, Mr. McCuon is a brother of Mrs. W. L. Taylor and was formerly with Wil son Bros., of this city, and has mini;, friends here, who extend hearty good Wishes to him ami his bride. \\ ham's Lau II, The Annual picnic at this famous picnic ground will take place Aug. 15, iiistau'. Prominent speakers will dis cuss IIvo ((iiostions. The public are cordially invited to attend and bring well-illled baskets. M. W. Xa.ii. For Committee. Oooil Illings to Hat. Are made ot "Clifton" Hour?a pure prodtu t. Ii you don't eat bread made of "Clifton" you don't eat the best bn ad, Sold by T. X. Barksdalc ami M. (1. Fowlor, lb union of Co. ??I"" l Ith S. ('. V. The annual reunion of Co. "F" i-tili S, C. V. will tnkopiaeo at Yar borough's .Mill, nth ; st;uit. Ail veterans, tholl" families and tho public are invited to be present. Como with well III led baskets. Cols. Ball and Crews ar.d Hon. c. B. Wallace will deliver ad dress.-. County papers please copy, .1. P. Du.r.Ai.-u. For Committee. Why So Popular. The popularity of "Clifton ' .'our i due to its uncqunlcd quality?absolute ly pure, retaining all the nutritive and hoalthful qualities of the ilnest selected wheat. C;.n for "Clifton" if you want the purest ami b?st. !>fado at Brans foul Mill-. Owcnsboro, Ky. fiold by 'J'. Barksdalc and M. fl. Fowlor. Tho Ure?1 Hook ami Paper Sale i a til Angabt 15th we will oiVor our onlli'Q stock of books, (oxcopt school books, at less than cost, for cash only. $1.50 books, new, . . 80 cts. 1 .'10 book?, leather covered, IUI Cts. 25 book?.12 cts. 15 books. 7 cl s. 50 box paper,.21 Cts. 'J? box paper. Il* Cts .Now is your time and the place. D.vlmctto Drug Co. Before taking that summer trip, got one of those convenient and durable suit cast.-, prico ?1.25 to ?2.20, at J. Ii. Minter A- Bro. .1 ti?t received lour beautiful China closets. Bee them for yourself, Prices light. s. m. & e. 11. Wilkes. Wo still hflvo many (le.-i.iable pat terns in Lawns and Organdie.-, wlllcll we OlTor at prlcos that you cannot af ford to mi--. The I lu'n. Yoil know W0 SOU the New Century collar in all the newest styles at lOotS, each. .1. Ii. Mintor ? Ih ?>. Wo want every lady in l.aurens coun ty to como in and sec our line of Buck s Stoves ami Ranges. No trouble show them. ?S. m. & k. IL Wilkes. Pull supply Coals' spool Thread al ways on hand. .1. K, m inter & Bro. "Everything in Ladies', Mines' and Children's slippers at and below cost. Those arc values you cannot afford to pass. Tho Hub. Received labt week six Wardrobes and if you are needing one of those useful pieces of Purnituro, would like to show them to you. H. M. it K. II. Wilkes. In Millinery, w< have j i-t what you want, and the price will please you. Tho Hub. Boys' corduroy knoe pants, from (I to 25 years; the very thing for boys, at 60 cents .1. E, M inter ,v Bro. S'oo our UH cents shoe.-, for men. Big value. J. E. Minter & Bro. STOCK HOLDE RS' M E ET f NO. Tho Annual Meeting of the. Stock holders Of the People's Loan and Ex change Bank, of Laurens. S. C. is hereby called to be held at the office of the Bank at II o'clock, a. in., Au gust the ::ot e . lbOl I W. Tonn, ( ashior. FOR RENT. A two-room cottago noar tho Furnl Col. .i d. M Shaw, o( High Point. ??".""I oul In- wh >o( crop last week li i ' 0 bushels. Ho rca'btod on n any acres hushl Is. lie-. ?? R? ?|,. joot lesson worth the attention of ail Lauren* farmers. We lo.rn with i*c grot of tho death of Mrs. vv, K. Washington at her homo near rby'a o.i yesterday morning. Mrs. Washington was a slater ?.i tho ate .lore- lloli. ol thl ? eitv, ami has a largo connection hi re ami In tho county. Itev. S, C. Todd will |oln Mrs. Todd this week, who js now at his mother's, Mrs. VV. A. Clarke's, and they will nave a soason of roat, romalnlng In town until after the ?amp mooting, whloli commences tho 23rd of this month. Itev. \V. S. Iloiinci left on Monday tor WTllington to attend tho Summer session ol tho Grconv.'lc convooatlou. ?Vrom n lllington ho will go to Huludu, N.C., for tho Summer and tho Ppi boo pal church hero will he closed, save for Sunday School, until late in Sop tern bor. \ oteran S. K.Taylor, one of tho von orablo citizens ol Lnurons, waa in the < ity pu b'fiduy. lie had attended the reunion o( his old command tit Owens on Thursday. Tin lloworof his man hood was spent hero lit our midst and inanj friend - aro nlwa*, s proud to groct him. Iho best hall ol the season was played on Paotory Hid Saturday af ternoon b iwccnClintou and Laurons, the latter winning. Tho eeuro .-i ?od ihr e to two, Mr. \V. Pierce Galnu pitched and Mr. Conner caught for Lauren . M . John Pijako ami M r. WptVord^ wyiv the battoi-j f >r Clinton. On Frlda,V evening a charming Ger man was given at tl o lloiol Algelgei*, .Mr. W?lls loading with Miss Kmmlo Meng. The following couples purtiol pAted: Miss .Mary IJoyd with Mr. Rob ert Davis, Miss Rdith Pinch, Mr. lirooks Sull \an. Miss Wilson, Mr. Hen Webb, .Mi-- Ethel Finch, Mr. Allon Shell, Mi-- - Mola Sullivan, Mr. Kare Wil-oa. Miss Paullao Anderson, Mr. Ceorgo Powell, Miss Claudia Crews. ?Mr. W.H. Richey, Jr.,Miss LeesKoMh, .Mr. Fleming 'ones, Miss Lyl Calno, Mr. Hammond, Miss liesslo Drown, Mr. G. \V. shell. Miss Daisy Sari In g, Mr. A. I). Gray, Mis- Mariogono Calno, Mr. Hudgens. Mr. Owens' Misfortune. Mr. W. B. Owens, of Clinton, lost his resldonco ami utmost all of hi- fur niture by lire on Sunday morning. The house was insured for only $1,000. Mr. Owens'loss is heavy and is much reg rotted. To II I l ii -1 1,01 r. Dr. 1'. D. ( minor has roturnod to Iiis old quarters, over The People's Loan and Kxchungo Hank. His Dental par lors aro in course of ologant arrango ment, and you will forget what you are there for, viewing the nice appoint ment-:. If Vuii Kilon! Ii you knew what tho miller knows, ami what your phystuiun knows about adulterated Hour, you, too, would In sist on your grocer sending you "Clif ton". Try it! , Is the host am! pur e-t . Made at Dransford Mills* Owons i?no, K v., and ?old by T. N. Barksdale and M. H. Fowl er. The Christian Alliance. The Christian Alliance will hold one of great ten meetings lure in a few weeks, beginning the 23rd. Tho ser vice- will bo hold In tents on Irby Hill and the following morabors of the Al liance wli.' be proser.t arid assist: Itev. tt.F.MMev, i Ashville, l'tev.J. M. Hike, of Atlanta, K v. .V.l. Holmes and Rev. s\ C. Todd ant wife, of Atlanta, ttev. T. C .Ji.ek.-an?' H. M. O.vings, of LttU rens South ( aro ina Co-Educational i nsHtute. Wo had tho pleasure of a call last wcok from l'n f. Jno. A. Thackaton, of Iii;-: lino college unique In this stai?', and located fit Kdgelleld. Tho I'rofe.-sor la >! gi mi LuiU'cns stock, a graduate,of Airman, distinguished In mathemtitici, He left us a catalogue of the Institute, with announcements for 1001-1002. it n ay be had by ad dressing I'roaidont, P. N. K. Balloy, Kdgcllold, S. c. i lie AHeullon Ol the board of Health is uallcd to the gulch IIlied with idugnunt water at tho mossing between Williams and Hampton Strei .-. It If eortalply caus ing malaria and will be likely to cause uiore. 11 v ouid not do to drain it tit this sea-:on ;.- that would only make it more unhealthy still, but itmlght 1 o lllh ?! up or it might at le.tsi be tr* at il to kcro seuo occasionally. The gully is a gen eral receptacle fo. all sorts 01 queor gilrbaji S, In addil ii to the filet that mo titiitv Ing water is uiihoaltuy. Dentil Mrs liutleugc Kuller. Mrs. Antho Fuller, wifo of Mr. J. Itutlcdv.c Fuller; of Mouotvlllo, died on last Thursday after a short illness. Mrs. Vullor was a daughter of Col. J Washington Wan-., and was a most lovable and attiaotlvo woman. She was only about thirty yoara of ago and had been murrlod r> Mr. Puller only about a yt at*. Her husband, father, brothers and sisters havo the deepest sympathy In their great boreavomont. Itciiuion at Owens. Co. K. Mill S. C. V. and Co. "F/' S. C. Battalllon had a joint reunion at Owen-' on Thursday last. Voterans'of the i\so Coillpanlos were joined by other commands and thcro was a fair representation of the hero gray beards, Col. J. N - Drowni Capt. Gi'lulth and Lieut. A. C. Owlngs, ofllcors of tho 11th, and l ieut. lt. L. floury, of tho Battalllon, woro the surviving olllcers present. Col. Drown, Judge (i. Thompson and Itev. L. C*. Knight made eloquent talks and Hie day went oft* profitably and pleasantly. The ladies served a doMghtful picnic and their presence made tho daj one to bii re membered with il? light The ('(unit;, s. s. Convention? one of the Interesting events of last WOOk was tllC Interdenominational Sun day School Convention held at Gray Court on Wodtiesday and Thursday last, II was largely attended about forty jchoo s being reprosonted. Mr jno. M. Iludgons was 1'rosldont and Mr. J. P. Tolbort Secretary. Presi dent Cromof, of Nowborry College, I'cv. W. I. Herbert, of Newberry, and Itev. Hoher! Adams, of this city, were prosont. le v. Mr. McCain delivered llie address of wolcomo. Dr. F. M. I Jotsdor wa- chosen Prosldont for the ensuing year, and Mr. Tolbort re-eloct? ed Boorotary. Clinton wilt have Hie Convention another year. Attondllig delegate1.-- are enthusiastic over the gonorons ami culturod ho pltallty of Cray Court community. Stale Fair. 1001. The Advf.rTiskr, Is In receipt of the premium list Of the State Agricul tural and Mechanical Society of South Carolina for tho 118 anniversary, at Co? lumbla, October tho 88th. It fs a very liandsonn little booklet, ami contains ti li.-t of some thousands of liberal i>re mlums In every department Of Agricul tural, and Mechanical Art, tho liberal arts, not to omit tho racos, The Fair l- a pleasant recreation for tho young of Htc State and valuable to the enter prising ;b well ar tho dilettanti in the [ndustrles.and naoful arts. We have one i rltloism. however. tO make on the city of Columbia's attractions- - in this order: "The Stale House, Asylum, I 'unctentia ry, Cemotyory," etc. fhls has a slight taini of the gruof.omo, while wo arc nyt all l.'omans, Lei ping skeletons in our I olosetH, However, i he.-e will bo I enough of cheer to dise' FACTS PERSONAL AM) Ulli Kl NOTES Ol RECENT VA ?XTS. Muster .lohn W.ut- hau returned from u visit to Ch?rau . Mr. liyland Trayuham h ft for A vi lie last Thursday. Mis-. Loos Uo&th, of Augusta, i- tho guest of th? Miss's Webb. Mi> I) ll. Counts ami oblldrou loft last week for Uondvrsonvlllo. Judgo R. 0. Watts arrived in the olty Saturday. Mr. W. W. Simpsoni of Atlgusiu, -pmit Friday night in the city. Mr. J. W. Crews, of Atlant., was i.i llie otty for a few days last week. Misses LillettoCalneaud 10 in ma llud gens visited In Greenwood last week. Miss Nollio Chapman was tho guest of Mrs. II. B.Gritton last week. Mr. M. T. Sloan of Pucolut, was in the city Monday. Mr-. Clamlo Kaller has icturned from Glenn Springs. Mr. Robt. Ilol Hogs worth, ol Cross Hill, was in Iii? city Monday. Mr. ami Mrs. \. Ii. Dial hfl for Ashovlllo on Sat urday. Miss Mary Edwards, of Oruyeourtj i visiting ai Mrs. \V. A. Clarke's. Messrs. T. R. Wobb and Lewis Sim kins, .Jr., have gone to the mountains. Mis.- Martha Cannon leaves soon tor Gcocgotown and Pnwley's island. Mrs. II. V. Simpson is visiting in Portsmouth, \'i rginla. Mrs w. II. Webh, oi Spartanburg, is visiting relatives in the city. Mr. Butler Smith and Mr. Black, prominent cili/.ens of Cro-s Mill, were in the city Monday Mrs. S. S. Farrow and Miss I'errin Farrow are at Mount Pleasant, on tin coast, for a few weeks. Mrs. Laura Kislerby and children are visiting tho family of Mr. W. B, Madden, at Greenville. Mr.-, W. Y. L. Marshall and children, Of Sumter, are visiting at Dr. Jc3S0 Teagues' Veteran IL L. Ltopor was elected on Saturday to represent Sullivan in choosing a County Pension board. MUS Lalla Arthur has returned to N-.-wberry,after a vlsltto Miss Virginia Si mk ins. Misses Margaret ami Christie Pow ers, of Columbia, are in tho city, a: their aunt's, Mrs. Alice Bramlelt. Veteran .1. 'P. Ltgon, a prominent citizen of Greenwood and an old L?.u rens boy, was in the city yesterday. Mr.-. .1. \i Copolnnd and children leave this week to spend a month near i Ircenvllle. Miss Claudia Crews has ret irnod from a visit to Willinmston, She was accompanied home by Mis-, I'oarl Bolt. Mr. and Mrs. .1. D. Watts leave in a few days to spend several weeks in the North Carolina mountains. Mi-.- Lilla Visanska, ol Georgetown, spout a few days with friends in till olty last week. Captain II. P, Critilth, of GalTney, attended a reunion of bis old compan ions in anus at Owens List Thursday. Miss Kosa Simkins. of Washington, On., is the guest of Miss Vlrgl , Sim kins. Misses Courtenavi Elizabeth and Au gusta Watts, and Mr. Cash Watts, of Cm-raw,are visiting their uncle, Majoi W. A. Watts. Capt. Krank Evans, one of the dis tinguished teachers of the State, has been reflected Superintendent of the S| urtanburg Graded School? Miss Annie Lucille Poole returned to < ireonvlllo a few days ago aftt r a visit lo her grand-parents, Dr. and Mrs. .1. T. Poole. Mr. J. A. Summerset, of tho 0. X. v L. Kail road, paid TllH Am I'.UTIfd'.H | a pleasant visit looking after the in'er CSt ol his roan. Bulletins d I ami IIA. analyses of the Sun Joio Scales and Fertilizers im y bo had by writing to President Uart/ng, Clomson Colloge Misi Eva Gary returned to Neu berry last Tuesday after a visit of several weeks to hoi" sister Mrs. j. a. barks dale, Jr. Mrs. .1. J. PIUSS, who went to Btllfalo, as one Of the I'rcss Association, has it turned, having had a most delightful t rip. Mr. J. K. Blackman, oi Charleston, edits the Greenville News. [| will continue to support the Mcuti.rin Uly osyncracles. Captain .1. lt. M inter's Stores on the North-west side of the square have re cently been freshened up with a new coal of paint. MUS Mary, oldest daughter oi Dr. T. E. Todd, is visiting her aunt, Mrs, Johnson at Ashviilo Mrs. To.hl mal tho Other children arc in No wherry visiting rotative-,. Mr. .1. hi. Sitgreavcs is now occupy Ingonoof Iiis now cottages, cornor of Church and Laurons streets. Bis lato residence lias been rented by Mr-. Vir? glnla Miller. The i .xpi oss Company will move In to a now offloo next week, which will he built fur them by Dr. W. II. Dial, next door to his own Olllco On Main Street. Mr. J. Mills Hunter, the popular salesman with It. P. Mllnm (c Co., is Olljoymg his vacation svitb relatives und friends on tho Warrior mid Eno VKsi SaV.day was slimly attended and almost a miss, It was a mistake. Ail iiic Exposition com mitt oos should nave beon consulting and the County Fair put fairly under way. Mr. IL R, .tones, tho pleasant young ffentloilian, who is to be found with It. I'. Milani a Co., has returned from his vacation way up among frlonds 111 Youngs, lie reports a lovely lane. Congressman 3. T. Johnson, ?cd a covorinont agent were abroad in Ihq county last week establishing Free Mail route. One. ol the requIsitOS for tho routes is good roads. Uov. W. W. Daniels. Pre udent. of the Columbia Female College, occupied tho pulpit of the Methodist Church on Sun day, preaching two very earnest and able sermons. Messrs Richard Anderson and Ed ward Ballciitlno aro under tho care oi' Ihe Christian and Missionary Alliance at. Atlanta, with the vlow of going as missionaries to tho I '.ust. Ancient and M od em Pro v erbs. "'Ho who knows not, and knows not that he knows not, is a fool. Avoid him, "Ho who knows rot, nod knows that Ik knows not, is simple. Teach him. "He who knows und knows not that i ?? knows, i- usloop. Wake him. "Hut he who kuows and knows that lie knows. Is a wlsonuui. Follow hlni." From tho Arabian Proverbs. Ho who buys hid Tl'KM F SEED ol u> knows that wo have now crop seed of all desirable variolios such as? Breadstono-Whlto I2gg? lion Air Hutu Bnga, Yellow Aberdoon and others. This Is a man of some judgement. Follow his example and got SKI3D THAT GROW from The Laurons Drug Co. 103 West Main St. 'Phone 76 Goods delivered. Misses Annie and H/./.lo Kichey. of Lauruns, tire with relatives in this county. Miss Maude Pratt is out of town With relative.- in Groenvillo und Lau ren.'-. ?(i reen wood 1 ndcx. K. 1! Gulbcrtson and wife will have .(..morrow for a two weeks stay with relatives at Kkom, The Times, Helton's new paper will make its appearance to-morrow. It will be ed5te?l by R. VV. Nash. Honea I '..th Chronicle, July III. To Save Her Child Prom frightful disfigurement Mrs. Nannie Galloghor, of La Grange, Ga., itppliod Buoklcn's Ar nioo salve to great soros <>n her head and faco, writos its rjuick eure exceeded all hot' hopes. It works wondors in Soros, Bruise:*. Skin ICrupbions, fJttts, Burns, Scalds and Pi los. 25c. Cur'! guar anl ?od by Laurous Drug Co. You arc assured of a good nights iv -t if you purchase one of our Iron Bods. Wo have them from *.;.7? up. 3 M. & F.. II. Wilkes. Book on I he Jacksonville Fire. "Ai res ol Ashes," the story of the Jacksonville Uro, by .Judge Benjam n Harrison, of the editorial stall of the Florida Times-1 nion and C iti/en, Is now ready for delivery. The intro ductory chapter by ox-Governor Flom in<;. It is a complete, accurate and graphic description oi the greatest conflagration in ti t. history oi tho world Since the famous Chicago lire of |s';i. [t pictures sconos and incidents that tire heart-rending. It. is elaho ratoly Illustrated In half tone ongrav in^s. Book of 300 pagOS for only 2"> cents, Sent prepaid anywhere In tho United states. Six copios for $ 1.00. Send your own order or get up a club at once. First edition limited, Ad d rcss l'l/m.iSin.its, ACftt ? OF A?t Hin, Jacksonville, Fla. The State ol South Carolina, laurichs county. In Court of Probate. Whoreas, H, y. Simmons has applied to mo to grant him letter* of Ad ministration on the Fstate oi lillza (lelhimS, deceased. These are Therofore to rite and ad monish all and singular the kindred, and creditors of said Fli .a Hollaing, deceased, that they be and appoar before mo, In the Court of Prohalo, lo he held at Laurens 0. II. S. C, on Hth day of August, 1001, after publication ihon of, at 1! o'clock in the forenoon, lo HhoW cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not he "-'ran ted. (iiven under my Hand, this L8th day of July Anno Domini, 1001. O. G. Thompson, j.p.l.o. July 28, 1001? Offiico Days. Persons having business with Hi" Supervisor will tl ml him or his Clerk in the Ofllco Mondays and Fridays ol each week. J. S. DRUiMMONU, Supervisor l. (J. Mar. 2ii, lUOl. ? SXr^lM C0CAINE*?pWHISX( A. BIG SUCCESS. So says every one that attended S, ROPER & COMPANY'S Great 99 cents Sale. We desire to express our appreciation to the people generally for their to our great ottering of merchandise. Ucnicn ways do as wo advortiso and that wo always carry ? tho best good? for as little tnoue^ as tho sumo values can ho '? ought ol ?owhoro. lieui in i.iii Shoddy goods otinuot give satisfaction it matters not how cheap tho PRICE and thai Our'Motto is true, E BEST IS THE CHEAPEST." Wo ask you to i u< > \ isit our store as wo shall always have Special Values to show you. Again Thanking you, Wo uro your friends. DAVIS, ROPER Sc CO. nous Ciotlning? Dry Goods, SHoe and Hot Store, Upside BouJt?. That's what wo arc doing nl OUR lylid hS tifqrper Sale ol seasonable Goods! Water Coolers, Cream Frcc/.ors, Refrigerators, Gasoline Stoves, Fly Traps. Jell) Tumblers, Fruit Jars, ICte. Just what you need at this season, at jusl the PRICE you wisli to pay, ill Purchaser of $10.00 and up. Vive grades in idee sheer white x k-jbmhis at 10, 12J, I?, 20 and 25 cts. Lawn ?: its, ! . rtions and All-Over to match. In colored Organdy und Dimity you can lind here the Quality, Color and Price you desire. Onlj u limited quantity oi those heavy all-Silk Gloves, the 75 cents; quality, at 10els. while Ihcy last. Spn i;.? Value in Stiiishadcs at c W. Q. Wilson & Co. Mi . .... ft SSir^Pl^ll 1 Jffj $NF' THE 01 "; 1 KENNEDY BROS. J1 will con littUO tho I ? the old stand. COFFINS, CASKETS and R?BKS, r\ id HE AH IE, at tho ?8t PRICES_^ A continuation of buu gonorou patronage hithorto extended us BOlioitod. flootfully KENNEDY BROS., Laureus, S. C Glenn Springs Hotel, Gleim Spring, S. C# QUEEN of son h?:kn summer resorts. There is Inn one Glenn ?Springs and it has no equal on the continent for the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Bowels and Blood. Hotel Open from June 1st to October 1st. Cuisine and Service Excellent. It is up-to-date and Everybody Goes Tlnn-, For board apply to Simpson & Simpson. 0mT" Water for sale by Laurcns Drug Co., Palmetto Drug lCp,t.JUii?-vma Cottnn Alul Stoic. ?Uy Yotir Cloti^i^ at ttfe Our Clothing Department is now located in the new extension, ;i most admirable Clothing room, high, ail} ami plenty of light. So we are better ouuipped than ever to please the particular with Goods that wear, at prices that tempi. Suits in all the Fashionable Shades. of the Season?Plain, Gay-striped and Checked, Flannel Serges and Worsted. You should see them. Odd Pants in great assortment. Odd Coats with or without Vests. Boys' Suits and extra Pants?and it takes a lot of pants for boys, doesn't it? New Goods Arriving continually, and new customers coming in daily. You arc urged l) come in to see u . J. lylii^tcr & Bro. CLINTON Marble mm - J.?. SMITH, the oldostdealor in Monum ntsin I.nurona county, still ha* his plaoo of husinoss in Clinton. Dualer in tho host native and imported from Italy ami abroad The latosl designs, work dono in tho most artistic, fashion, promptly, and terms reasonable av.fl satisfactory, He solicits your patronage and thanks you in advance. Your attention to the fact of Clinton's exceptionable railroad facilities, Call ami examine his yard. .1. C. SMITH. Clinton, S. 0 TO THE PUBLIC. Wo have one of the largest Block;, of Gonoral Merchandise in Laurons ami will sell eithor for cash or on thno aa cheap as anybody. Also a full line of Wa^onH, lkiKRiud, Harness and I'mler takor'H Supplies. Sec us before buying. Will buy all tho poas you have to sell. ISA Ii L, HIMKINS A BALL, A (1 orilOJ h .it LtlWf LauuRNs, South Carolina. Wo practice hi nil State- And Unllcxi HlalOH Courts. Spoeial attontlon givon collections Several town lots for said Sales of lota on monthly installments nego tiated, m