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A Splendid Social Event. At tho home of tho bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Miller, on Wed nesday evening, February 19th, at half Sast soven, Miss Alllene Miller and Mr. . Edward L'>aman were married, the Rev. C. B. Ratchford officiating. f'Hear tho mollow wedding bells?Gol den bolis! What a world of happiness their har mony foretells " Mr. Miller's handsome residence was beautifully decorated for the occasion and quite a large number of his friends and re'ative8 were present. At the appointed hour strains of a wedding march were beard and the groomsmen and bridesmaids took their places as follows: Mr. James Austin with Miss Mary Boyoe, Mr. R. A. Boyce with Miss Bossle Bryson, Prof. A. B. Rilev with Miss Virginia Black, Mr. Jehn Miller with Miss Lulle Lea man and lastly the brido and groom. The ceremony was a pretty one, per formed with grace and solemnity. This ecrlbe will not attempt to de scribe tho costumes, but suffice it to say that all were attired with becom ing elegance and good taste. After a few moments of congratulations the large company were invited to the din ing room whore they enjoyed a mag nificent repast. This department was presided over by Mrs. M. T. Simpson, than whom none other can surpass. Many handsome and elegant presents were received. The reception from 8 until 11 was a most enjoyable occasion and when adieus were said, all present felt that this popular young oouple bad launch ed their bark upon the sea of married life under circumstances of much favor, and all predict for them a happy ana useful career In life. Pro Tem. Biscuit and Rolls. Tho whitest, lightest, flakiestbisouit and rolls aro made 'of "Clifton" fiour, and thoy are pure and wholesome, too. Buy It and try it. For sale by M. H. Fowler and T. N. Barksdale. Laurcns Man Wins a Fair Greenville Bride. Thorough good taste characterized evory dotail of the lovely home wed ding which occurred at the resldenoo of Mr. John H. Campbell, a few mlleB South of Greenville, whore Miss Rosa Octa Campbell was married to Mr. Am brose Sidney Holder, of Laurens. The coremony was performed by Rev. T. J. White, of Reedy Rivor. Tho parlor was artistically decorated with ferns and evergreens. At 8 o'clock tho sweet strain of Men delssohn's wedding march, rendered by Miss Pauline Lenderman, announc ed the approach of the bride and groom. They were preceded by tbe attendants. First came Miss Lizzie Vaughan and Mr. David Campboll, brother of the bride, then Miss Em mie Richardson and Mr. Langdon Brooks, ot Laurons. The bride was beautifully gowned in whlto organdie, en train. In ap {?earanco she was stately and queen ike. Miss Rosa Is tho youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John II. Campboll. The bride, as Miss Campbell, was one of Greenvi lo county's most popular and admired young ladles. She has been an attendant of Greenville's schools. Mr. Holder Is a son of Mr. Martin V. Holder of Laurens. Ho is a busi ness man of many sterling qualities. After tho ceremony the bridal party and Invited guests retired to tbe dining room, where a sumptuous repast was served. Mr. and Mrs. Holder will reside in Laurens.?Greenville News, 19th. Mr. Holder is a leading citizen In his section and The Advbrtiser ex tends to him and his fair bride all good wishes. THE SECRET OF LONG LIFEj Consists in keeping all the main or gans of the body in a healthy, regular action, and in quickly destroying deadly disease germs. Electric Bitters regulate Stomach,Liver and Kidneys, purify the blood, and give a splendid appetite. They work wonders in cur ing Kidney Troubles, Female Com plaints, Nervous Diseases, Constipa tion, Dyspepsia, and Malaria. Vigor ous health and strength always follow their use. Only 50c. guaranteed by Laurens Drug Co., druggist. Wo havo just received a handsomo line of Ginghams, the fabric for early Spring, only 10 cents per yard. The Hub. WANTED?A good, energetio per son in every locality. Will pay a lib eral commission amounting from $3 to 95 a day. Address Box G7, Laurens, s. 0. Just received a beautiful line of Per. oales at 10 cents) per yard. J. E, Minter & Bro. We have just opened a beautiful lot of Percale and corded Madras, in most esirablo patterns. Price 8 ots to 15 ts per yard. The Hub. Bryan's Commoner and The Ad vertiser for $1.65. "The prettiest ever seen" is what everybody says about our Spring Shirts. The price is only $1.00 J. E. Minter & Bro. Thb Advertiser and the Weekly Constitution for $1.75. See ad in this issue. Messrs. S. M. & E. H. Wilkes, Laurens, 8. O.? Gents:?I like the Buck's Stove pur chased of you better and better every day. The baking Is perfect, and I havo no difficulty In cooking whatever I wish upon it. Yours truly, Mrs. A. WTSharp. Erl, S.C., Feb. 15, 1902. House and Lot for Sale.-?Valua ble house and lot for sale at Gray Court on easy terms. Known as the Dr. R. G. Christopher place. Attached is every convenience. Address Dr. A. J. Christopher, Gray Court, S. C> INSURANCE! FIRE, ACCIDENT,STEAM BOILER, PLATE GLASS, FIDELITY and BURGLARY. When wishing any of these call upon. W. H. DIAL, Aoent, Laurens, S. O. 'Phones?Office 44; Residence 89. For Bale. THREE ??'fltfrgr" owned by Dr. P. H. Connor rm^Binut street. The first, Dr. ConnoinNna home, the house fitted up with electrio lights and wa terworks, lot containing H Acres. Abo, two cottages, just above, con taining 5 rooms eaclf, electrio lights and water. Lots contain one-half acre each. For terms apply to Dr. P. b. Connor, Greenwood, s. 0. W. II. DIAL. M. D., No. 110 w. Main St. Special Attention Mlvca Women _Jrul^Mh?i^ Office hours in the city from 10 a. m J?J v\?m JP"one-Re?ldYnce No. 44 Office No. 8$. Pugg and Boots a Great Success. The Lilliputian Wedding and drama of "Puss and Boots" given at the Opera House Monday evening by local talont under tho management of Mr. M. J. Lee and tho Daughters of tho Confed eracy was an artistlo, and considering the inclement weather, a financial suc cess. In the wedding scene little Miss Dorothy Hudgens and Master Lamar ('opeland as bride and groom and their attendants, all of them beautiful little tots, entirely captivated the audience. A tableau, "The Sculptor's Dream," In wbloh Mlas Claudia Crews, took the role of Galatea, and Maslor John Terry Poole that of Cupid also scored a great success. In the drama the leading p;.rts wero lakon by Miss Maude Tillman, Miss Amy Nolan, Miss Emmie Meng, Miss Josephine Mintor, Mr. M. J. Lee and Mr. Ed. Hart. Tho drama was pre sented with great cleveinoss, Miss Tillman as tho Queen, Miss No'au as the Princess and the lords and ladles of the Royal Court all winning great applause. It was decidedly" worth while to see all of the prettiest girls in tho city looking tnelr loveliest and this alone would have rendered the affair a success. Mrs. W. E. Lucas and Mies Carol Adams kindly playod the accompani ments throughout the evening. A Dcplornblo Accident. The deplorable news of the acciden tal death of Mr. Tillman Fuller, a res pfcted and popular fanner of Water loo Township, was received here Sun day. Mr. Fuller was run ovor and killed Saturday night by a freight train on the O, & W. C. Hallway. It appears that Mr. Fuller was driving home In the darkuess and his horse | wandered from tho road near Mr. Van Hoborlson's and that Mr. Fuller un harnessed the horso intending to ride home and return and extricate the buggy when daylight came. It is sup Eosed that Mr. Fuller then purposed > go homo by the nearest way, across the railroad track, and that on the traok the horse stumbled throw ing him. He was probably stunned by the fall. A few minutes later che train came and ran over him. The engineer did not not discover tho accident and tho train came on to Laurens. He and the conductor first beard of it on their return. Mr. Fuller loaves a widow and threo children for whom a deep sympathy Is felt. He was a good citi zen and keen regret is felt for tho acci dent. No blame Is attached to tho railroad company and the whole trag edy was simply an unfortunate mishap. Death of a Prominent Citizen. Col. John G. Williams, of Cross Hill, died after a long illness Sunday night. Col. Williams was the eldest son of tho late Col. John I). Williams. He was about sixty-eight years of ago. He served in the Confederate army, and in 1890 was elected to tho legislature. Ho was a merchant and planter at Spring Grove and Cro?s Hill throughout tho greater part of bis life. Ho was twice married, flr6t to Miss Theresa Wil liams, who was a daughter of the lato Hopkins Williams, and some years af ter her death to Miss Nannlo Camp bell, daughter of tho lato Dr. Robert Campbell, of Cross Hill, who survives. He Is also survived by one sister, Mrs. J. H. Witherspoon, of Yoqjfr Col. Williams was a man of sterling integ rity, was generally popular In the county and had numbers of friends throughout tho state. He was a de voted member of the Methodi^?^nirc.h. The sympathy of the whojHHHiity is with his wife and other klB BLThe burial took place at LlbenH Bngs church yard, Cross II111.? ?III The presence of several Laurens people as guests in the Park Avenue Hotel, New York city, made its de struction by Are at an early hour Sat urday morning of especial Interest I here. Fortunately telegrams etating | that all the Laurens people were safe were received beforo other nows of tho fire itself came and hence thero was no anxioty. Tho Laurens people inj the hotol wore S. M. Wilkes, D. A. Davis, Lane Munroo and W. H. Ander eon. Thirteen persons from various purls of the country lost thoir lives In the lire. Wo are indebted to Mr. D. A. Davis for a New York World con taining an account of the lire. Uood Things to Eat. Are made of "Clifton" flour, pure product. If you don't eat broad made of "Clifton," yon don't eat the] best bread. For sale by M, H. Fowler and T. N. Barksdale. Waterloo High School Honor Boll. First Grade?Nollio Hendorson. Second Grade?Maude Culbortson, Gary Long, Ida May Wharton, Suneo Pearce. Third Grade ? Charlie Lockwood, Bernard Henderson, Mary Smith, Hat tie Riddle, John Campboll. Fourth Grade?Wal tor Lesley, John j Smith. Fifth Grade?Langdon Long, Algit Wlnn, Bon Anderson, Mabel Campbell, Joo Wharton, Estelle Wlnn. (The figures indicate tho number oil branches distinguished In) Sixth Grade ? Bon Andorson, Harold Anderson, Guy Smith. Seventh Grade?Ola Culbertson, Morrie Pearce, 2; Susie Riddle, 3; Clara Wlnn, 4; Ella Wharton, 4. Eighth Grade?Minnie Culbortson, 3; I John Wharton, 3; Artcmas Long. Ninth Grade?Fanny Anderson, 4 ; Vashti Fuller, 3; Marie Henderson, 4; Annie Teague, 3; Eda Fay Teague, 3} Elizabeth Wharton, 6. J. Y. BR'/SON, Principal. Miss Anna Anderson, Assistant. All the newest designs In pompadours and back combs. Prlco 10 cts to 25 cts. See them. Tho Hub. Mr. H. E. Gray and two daughters, of Laurens, visited his brother, Mr. W. S. Gray this week. Miss Annie Garllngton, who has been visiting here and at Sparianburg re turned to her home In Laurens last Monday.?Woodruff N^wsand Review. Get It Pure and Good, If you buy flour as food, see to it that ?ou get Hour that is puro and good. 'Clliion" answers '-.ery requirement. For sale by M. I). Fowlor and T. N. Barksdale. Miss Lula Leaman, saleswoman for Mahon & Arnold, will leave to-day for her home at Cross Hill. She will re turn in a few days.?Greenville Nows 10th. Deafness Cannot Bo Cared, By local application as thoy cannot reached the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to euro deafneso, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an inflamed condition, of the rpupous lin ing of the Epstaehlan Tubo. When this tube Is inflamed you have a rumb ling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it Is entirely closed, Deafness is tho result, and unless the inflammation oan be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hoarlng will he destroyed forever; nine casos out of ton arc canted by Catarrh, whloh is nothing,but an inflamed oondidlton of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any cate of Deafness caused by oatarrh that cannot be oured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Bond fpr plrouhira, f roe. F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall'? FWdj Pills are the best. FACTS PERSONAL AND BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT EVENTS. Mrs. VV. fl. Anderson lias gone North (or a few weeks. Mies Claudia E. Irby visited friends in Sparlanburg last week. Mr. M. S. Bailey, of Clinton, was in tho city Monday. The Adverti8ek and the semi Weekly State for $2 25. Mr. Addison Sullivan visited the Ex position last week. Mr. W. W. Ball arrived from Jack sonville, Florida, on Saturday. Miss Laura Wright, of Lisbon, spent Saturday in the city. Judge R. 0. Watts spent Sunday in the city. Dr. H. G. Coloman, of Spartanburg, was In the olty last week. Subscribe for tho Sem I-Weekly State and The Advertiser, $2.25. Mr. J. S. Machen visited Columbia last week. Mr. Lcland Kennedy spent Sunday in the city. Mrs. J. D. Pitts has been visiting the Charleston Exposition. Read ad in this issue of Dr. P. B. Connor's valuable property. Karl Wilson, of Groenville, Is visit ing relatives in the city. Mr. R. V. Irby, of Hoi.ea P. th, is In the city. Rev. W. B. Duncan spent a few days at Allondale this week. Dr. Ayluior, of Atlanta, was in tho city professionally this woek. Mr. Ilaskell Dial was at homo from Wofford for a few days lost week. Mr. Gus Simmons, of Ersklne Col lege spent a few days at home last week. Mrs. J. P. Burton is visiting her daughter, Miss Rosalie, at Winthrop. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Darlington and Miss Mamo Porguson are at the Expo sition. Col. and Mrs. W. H. Martin and Master Henry have returned from the Exposition. Mr. E. P. Minter left for New York yesterday to buy the Spring stock for his iirm. Dr. Hart, of Cokesbury, is on a visit to his daughtors, Mrs. Oscar Babb and Mrs. W. R. Rlchoy. Mr. C. G. Thlellng has opened an of fice in the Palmetto Drug Company store. Miss Belle Cralg, of Ora, spent Mon day night in tho city, the guest of Mrs. J. A. Copeland. Mrs. Emma Richardson left last week for Charlotte, where sho is studying to oecomo a trained nurse. The Graded Schools wore closed for a few days last week on account of bad weathor. Mr. Lane Munroe is in New York with Mr. S. M. Wilkes buying for the firm of S. M. & E. H. Wilkes. Mr. Will Richey has left the South Carolina College and entered the Cit adel. Mrs. Pierce Calne was the hostess at a delightful meeting of the Mystic Club on Friday. Mr. J. E. Norment, representing the News and Courier, was In town Thurs day. Mrs. T. II. Nelson leaves to-day for the North to buy the millinery and dry goods for the Hub. Miss Carrie Miller has returned home after an extended visit to relatives in Abboville. Mi9s Willou Gray has been at home from tho Columbia Female College on account of Illness since last Wednes day. Mrs. Emily Burnsldes, an aged lady, died near Gray Court, on Monday, at the home of her son, Mr. Will Burn sides. Mr. W. M. Miller, after a residence of several months In this city, has re turned to bis home at Hind's Creek, Tenn. Farmers need not bo disheartened at weathor condition*. Spring may open any day?the season for planting not be dolaycd. Mr. W. G. Wilson loft for the North on Monday to buy tho Spring stock for his firm, which always carries an up to date, reliable lino of goods. Mrs. C. W. Tune and Mrs. T. P. Simpson havo returned from Augusta. Wo regret to learn that Mrs. Tune Is still very ill. Mr. Ewell Boland, tho 18 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Yess Boland, died on tho 20th lust., at his home near Mt. Gallagher after a brief illness of pneu monia. Messrs W. M, Miller, W. P. Hud gons and C. L. Babb went down to the Exposition last week and all give en thuslastio reports of the trip. The Daughters of the Confederaoy will meet to-morrow evening, Thurs day the 27th Inst., at the residence of Mrs. W. E. Lucas, to elect officers for another year. Mr. Forest Lake is visiting his broth er, Mr. T, D. Lake, of this oity. Mr. Lake has been living In Cuba for seve ral years and is enjoying his trip home.. -A commission hm been issued to the Waterloo Milling Company, of Water loo, Laurens county. The oapltal stock Is to be $3,000. Tho corporators are J. iL Wharton and J. R. Anderson. Mr. 0. G. Tbielinghas sold his stock of Jewelry to Messrs R. E. Babb and W. W. Graham. It Is understood that Mr. Thlellng will continue In charge of the store tor tho present. Messrs M. L. Nash, W. C. Winters and John W. Fowler were delegates from the Laurens Lodge Knights of Fythlas to the great Pythian 'gather ing which took place on "Pythian Day"'at the Exposition last week. People from this city who have vis ited the Exposhlon spoak of it in torms of great prahe. The Graded School should go down in a body, and every one who pan possibly arrange it should see the city and the show in April when both will be at their best, At the intor-Societv Oratorical com tost at the South Carolina College Frl. day night, Mr. J. A- Htoddard, of Lau rens. will be the orator for the Clarlo 'opblo Society. Mr, R. R. Pasley, of Laurens, will also be a debater for the Clario8ophics. Mr. Kellett Woods, an aged and highly respoctcd citizen of Sullivan Township, died at the home of his son Mr. William Woods near1 Princeton, Sunday "Hb inst. His r?malns were laid to rcBt at Habun Creek Church on Tuesday following. He was a good man and bad he lived a month longer four score and six years would have been his age. They are Here! Our Supply of New Crop Seed. Seed for Market Gardens. We can give Truck growers who buy in quantities as Low Prices as those of any reliable Seedsmen. Our Seed come true to name and are tested. Seed for Merchants. We can supply smaller dealers with half and full quantity papers to retail at :!',_. and 5 cents per pa per. Seed for small Gardens. Wo have a full stock of pa pers in all the host varie ties. In Onions we oan supply Red, White, ) Yellow and [ SETS. Multiplying, ) IN PEAS?Morning Star, First and Bost, Champion of England, Early May, American Wonder, Mar row Fat. BUNCH BEANS?Early Valontine, Greon Pod, Mohawk, Black Wax, Golden Wax. POLE BEANS?Ky. Wonder, Crease Back, Southern, Pro lific, Corn Field. MELONS?Rockyford, Canteloup, Rat tlesnake, Bradford and others. Give our seed a trial and you wont often lose a crop. Old and inferior seed aro dear at any price. We have a Book called "99i) Questions and An swers" about Seed; Anything you want to find out come in and see if we cant answer it for you. The Laurens Drug Co. 103 West Main St. 'Phono 76 Goods delivered. DOTS FROM HAIRBTON, A big snow fell hore on the 14th. It is the heaviest fall of enow that has lallen hero for several years. Dr. B. F. Godfrey and Mr. 8. It. Sloan attended the Exposition at Char leston last week. They report a pleas ant time. Mrs. T. J. Weathers spent Friday with Mrs. B.F. Godfrey. Miss Mamie Groylish, of Pelzer vis ited home and frlonds here last week. Miss Lilly Halraton spent Fiiday with Missis Agnes and Mamie Grey lish. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sloan spent last Monday at Mr. Hervy Blakely's, of Holly Grove. Mr Loase Cunningham is making improvements in tho way of a new road near to his home. Joe. You should not feol tired all tho \>lmo ?healthy people don't-^you won't if you take Hood's Sarsaparilla for a while. If you Knew! If you know what the miller knows, and what your physician knows about adulterated Hour, you, too, would in sist on your grocer (-ending you "Clifton." Try it. It Is the best and purest. For sale by M. H. Fowler and T. N. Barksdale. Read the splendid clubbing offers this week. Subscribe for "The Com moner, or The Atlanta Constitution. A few Bicycles already received by us, and we are offering some special bargains in them. 8. M. & E. H. Wilkes. We aro offering some great bargains in underwear. See the Tine at 85ots. J. E. Minter & Bro. Wood's Seeds BBST FOR THE SOUTH. Every Gardener, Partner nnd Trucker should have Wood'?? 1003 Descriptive Catukuutts it not QO.l? hIvuh reliable, practical, up lo (late information about all fjeeds, but also tho bost crops to grow, most succonsnd ways of growing diffferont crops, and much Other Information of special Inter est to overy one v. bo plants seeds, it tells all nbout Vegetable and Flower Seeds, Gras* and Clover Seeds, Seed Potatoes, Seed Oats, Tobacco, Seed Corn, Cow Peas, Sola, Velvet and Navy Henna, Sorghums, Proem Corn, Kaffir Corn, Peanuts, nillet Seed, Rape, etc. Cataloguo mailed free on request T.W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen, O RICHMOND, ? VIRGINIA. i \ Two Weeks Longer We will continue the Bankrupt Sale. -We do this in order that every one may have an opportunity to get some of the-3 We are giving the people. All goods to remain at the same mark-down price. If you have not visited our store come now, and we are sure you will be pleased with what you buy. We want to clean our shelves of all goods, so as to have room for our Mammoth Spring Stock. Our buyer leaves for New York in a few days to buy our Spring Goods. J. E. Minter & Bro. Watch Us Grow! Largest Store under one roof ~ in Upper Carolina! DAVIS, ROPER & CO. Wo want to thank the people, and our customers generally, for the valuable patronage they havo given us in the past, and as sure them that they will always find us with an UP=TO=DATE STOCK. Good Merchandise, with prices that cannot and will not be undersold! Our Mr. Davis and Mr. W. H. Anderson will leave for Northern Markets Monday, February 17th, to buy our Spring Stock. Don't buy Spring Stock till you see our line, because we 3^ can save you money! DAVIS, ROPER & CO., Famous Outfitters. fl ?etter Stove tt?ai? BUCK'S is 170t iTylaole If any ono should toll you that there is, look hi straight in the eye and ask him WHY? in HEHVY GflSTUSfGS made of best gray pig iron. Non warpablo ovon bottom, ventilated fire linings warranted (for wood) for I5 years, white enamel lining to oven, doors and racks. Bakes evenly-Durable, Handsome, Economical. A good place to Trade. 'Phono 58. Lanrens, s. C. Stat&oir South Carolina, LAURENS COUNTY, Columbia, Newberry to Laurens R. R. Company, Plaintiff, against Tbo Goldvillo Manufacturing Co., The South Carolina Loan & Trust Co., Tho Pooplos National Bank of Char leston and P. J. Pelzer, Jr., De fendants.?Order for Receiver aad Injunction. BY virtue of an order herein passed by Hon. D. A. Townsend, Curoult Judge, all and singular the creditors of the said The Goldvillo Manufacturing Company, are hereby notified to pre sent and file with the undersigned, at tho office of Schurapert & Holloway, at Newberry, S. C, their olalms and demands, within sixty days from the date of said order, or be disbarrod from tho benefits of the Deoree to.be here inafter rendered ih this action. O. L. SCHUMPERT, Referee. , Jan. 1st, 1002.? NOTICE OF Final Settlement, TAKE notice that on the 13th day of March, 1902, I will rendor a final ac count of my acts and doings as Ad-, mlnistrator of the ostato of A. O. Mar tin, dec'd., in tho Office of Judge of Probate for Laurens County, at 11 o'olock, a. m., and on the samo date will apply for a final ? discharge from my trust as administrator, All persons having demands against said estate will pleaso presont thorn on or before that day, proven andauthen ticated, or bo forever barred. J. D. MILLS, Feb. 10, 1902?4t Administrator. Dr. Rolfe ?. Hughes, ?T Office in Dial Block?over Pal metto Drug Store. Specially prepared for Examin ing and Treating diseases of Eye, Stir, Throat and Note. L TUR OLD FIRM KEiNNEDY BK?S. w1!r the Undertaking business at tho old stand. COFFINS, GASKETS and ROBES, and HEARSE, at the ? <^ LOWEST PRICES. * A continuance of the gouerou patronago hitherto extended qb lolioited. Reotfully "KENNEDY BROS.,Laurens, S. C