The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, August 10, 1904, Image 4
By
*H COJfYJVO'R
Author of
'The M?t\ Fr?;? Clen#ury"
"Glenrfarry School Dmye" and "BUek Ruck"
CofrrWkl. 189?. kr fUAWtt B. ttVQl COMMM
The Tines of wenrliwss~Tb?rTi?ir boon
growing so painfully clonr tbo last few
months woro smoothed out, tbo look
of cnro was gone and In plnco of wea
riness and cure was tbo proud suille of
Victory and pence. Ho bad met bts
foe and was surprised to find bis terror
gono.
Tho sorvlce was beautiful In Its sim
plicity. Tbo minister, tho Pilot's chief,
had como out from town to take
charge. He was rather a little man,
?but sturdy and woll set. HIb face wad
burned an t sen red with the huus ami
frosts he had braved for years. Stfll
In the prime of his manhood, his hair
mid heard worn grizzled nnd his face
deep lined, fOr the tolls nnd cares of a
pioneer missionary's lifo are neither
I few nor light. Rut out of bis kindly
w hluo eye looked the heart of a hero,
Land os* he spoko to us wo felt tho
? prophet's touch and caught a gleam of
V tho prophet's flro.
Rg|?"I have fought tho fight," he read,
/he rlug In his voice lifted up all our
pads, and as ho pictured to us the life
it battered hero who had written
words I saw Bill's eyes begin to
and his lank figure straighten
gles. Thon ho turned the
7iuv*aiftiJ ngalu: "Let not
roubled. ? *TP>? -JtP*yf
arc many mnnHonft/*
>k a lower, sweator tone,
our bends, and for a few
;e of tho eternal hope,
[ime back to us and, looking
the faces turned bo eagerly
Ikod. to us of the Pilot?how
had Rent him to us with foar
Idlng?he was so young?bat
come to trust In him and to
'Work nnd to hopo much
Now it was all over; bat
suro his young friend had not
life In vain. He unused as
from one to the othor till his
on G wen's face. I was
I believe he waa, too, at the
parted her Hps, so evidently
but how much better i
?u." a^. . ?? '
linon, after a pause, an
swering her smile, "you all know better
thoo i that his work among you will
not pass away with his removal, but
endure while vou live," and the smllo
on Owen's face g,r?w brighter. "And
now you must not gruo^o him his re
ward and his rest * * ? and his
home." And Bill, nodding his head, -i,,w
ly, Bold under his breath, "That's bo."
Then they sang that hymn of the
dnwulng glory of Immnnuel's land,
Lady Charlotte playing tho organ and
the Duke lending with clear, steady
voice verso .after verse. When they
came to tho lost verso the minister
made a sign, and while they waited he
read the words:
'?I've wrestled on toward heaven
'Gainst storm and wind and tide."
And so on to that last victorious cry?
**I holt tho glory dawning
In Immnnuel's land."
For a moment it looked as Jtf-tJisJ
flinging could not go on. f?""t?{a
on tho minute-'" r.^'o , .IJJHvoiu??1
woro beginning to sob, hjtf^T,. Duko ?F|
clear, gidot volcc^,gllt up tuo S0Qg
nnd steadied #em nj| to t),0 cn(j.
After tfe^prayer they oil went in'
anl-.bbkod at the Pilot's face nnd
?-~fnased out, leaving behind only thoso
t?at kiiew hliri best The Duke and
the Hon. Prod stood looking down op
en the quiet face.
"Tbp,country has lost a good man,
puke," said the lion. Fred. The Duke
lowed silently. Then Lady Chariot to
camo and gazed a moment.
"Dear Pilot," she whispered, her
tears falling fast. "Dear, dear Pilot!
(Thank Ood for you! You have clone
rnuoh for me." Thon she stooped ahd
Ussed him on his cold lips and on his
forehead.
Then Owen seemed to suddenly
w aken as from a dream. She turned
fti id, looking up in a frightened way,
- *lkh\ to Bill hurriedly:
"I want tO see Dim again, Carry
mel"
And Bill gathered her tip in his arms
and took her ly. As they looked down
upon the dead face with its look of
proud peace nnd touched with tho
etntellness of death Owon's fear pass
ed away, but when the Duko made to
covor the face Owen drew n sharp
breath and, clinging to Bill, Bald, with
a sudden gasp:
"Oh, Bill, 3 can't bear it alono! I'm
afraid alone."
She was thinking of the long, weary
days of pain before her that she must
fnco now'wit bout the Pilot's touch nnd
smile and voice.
"Me, too," said Bill, thinking of the
days before him. He could have sold
nothing better. GwcH looked in his
face a moment, then said, "We'll help
each other," and Bill, swallowing hard,
coy id only nod u!a heed in reply. Onco
more they looked upon tho Pilot, lean
ing down and lingering o"cr hilu, and
then Owen Bold quietly:
o me away, Bill."
Bill carried her Into the outer
Turning back, I caught a look
o Duke's face so full of grief that
jld not help Rhowlng my omnzo
Be noticed nnd Bald:
e best man I ever knew, Connor,
as don<> something for mo Mo.
? ru give the world to dlo like
>n he covered the face,
sot at Owon's window, Bill, with
In his arms, nnd I watching.
|i the sloping, Biiow covered hill
d l he procession of sleighs and
.uen, without sound of voice or
of bell till, ono by one, they
fl out of our sight and dipped
into tho canyon. But wo know
jStop of the winding trail and fol
them In fancy througli that fairy
|of mystic wonderland. Wo know
the great elms nnd the poplars
birches clinging to tho Biiowy
itorlnced their haro houghs Into
)rk of bewildering complexity,
iv tho cedars and balflams nnd
stood in tho bottom, their dark
weighted down with heavy
[mantles of snow, and how every
and fallen log nnd rotting a,tick
Wdo n thing of beauty by tho
Ithitl had fallen so gently on them
It qiilo'. spot. And wo could seo
fks of tho canyon sides gleam out
from under overhanging biiow
and we could hear the song of
fan In Its many tones, now under
sheet, cooing comfortably, and
a si ing out Into sunlit laughter
foaming pool, to
imurmuring Us do
iks that curved to
?violett I
lowers nod tho clematis
columbine nnd all the ferns
and flowering shrubs, there lay tbo
?now-r-ovcrywbero tho snow, puro,
wbito and myriad go mined, but evory
fluke a flower's shroud.
Out where the canyon opened to tbo
hui my, sloping pralrto thoro they wowkl
lay the lMlot to sleep, within toueh of
tho ennyon bo loved, with all its Bleep
lug thliiKS. And there ho lies to thto
time. Rut spi In? has come ninny times
to the canyon sine? tbnt winter day,
nnd hns called to tbo sleeping llowers,
suivmonlng them forth In morry
troop*, and ever more nnd more till tho
ennyon tipples with them. A^id lives
nre like llowers. In dying they nbldb
not Alone, but sow themselves nnd
bloom again with eitoh nduriilng
spring, nnd ever more nnd more.
For often during the following years,
es here nnd there I entno upon one of
thoeo that coinpanlcd with ns In tlwso
foothill days, I would catch n gllrtipeo
In word nnd deed mid look of htm wo
called, flrst In Jed. but afterward with
true nnd tender feeling we wore not
aslutmed to own. our Sky I'llo*.
" tiik bnd.
Annual Report
COUNTY TREASURER
FOR FISCAL YE Alt, 1903.
To His Honor, the Presiding Judge
of tho Court of Genera) Sessions for
Laurens County, July Term, 1904.
Magistrate's Account.
P M Heliums,
12 50
12 50
12 50
15 08
12 50
12 50
12 50
12 50
25 00
25 00
50 00
12 50
3 X2
18 76
21 70
02 50
02 50
02 50
25 20
20 00
25 00
25 00
75 00
25 00
25 00
? ?? 25 00
County Ilome Account.
Mlts Jane C Starnes, 144 10
?? ?? icc) 90
" 18? 20
Constable Account.
J W Donnon,
G W Culbertson,
i< ??
'~v,,iMid AB Culbertson,
? Goodman,
J Q Walker,
ii it
A S Riddle,
Jno M Hudgens,
Thomasou & Mills,
J P & J W Ellodgo,
B F & P II Copcland,
W M McMillan,
12 50
2 CO
12 50
12 60
12 50
25 00
25 oO
16 02
12 50
3 12
18 75
25 00
25 00
25 00
2 00
?1 00
2 00
66 25
60 26
" ?? 57 25
Treasurer's Account.
J H Copeland, 2,038 03
ii ii ?-1 ftj
20 31
28 83
1,573 00
27 83
871 10
27 83
32 80
81 25
31 93
30 13
800 50
35 40
81 25
F W Little,
A B Culbertson,
n ii
R L Henderson,
W II Turner,
R K Milam,
J M Pitts,
D IC Barksualc,
ii ii
i'? ? 11
\
Judge of Probate.
O G & T G Thompson,
Thompsou, Bailey A, Young,
17 14
17 00
2 35
1 85
6 50
12 00
5 70
10 00
21 14
0 90
15 51
Superintendent of Kducation.
Ohas F Brooks, 53 85
" " ? 52 00
" " 50 ?0
" ?' 55 00
" " 61 00
" " 63 os
51 10
61 70
52 10
52 10
Auditor.
C A Power, 30 53
" " 30 80
" " 2!) 00
" '? 31 85
" " 29 03
36 05
" " 28 00
" " 29 00
" '? 80 20
" " 28 00
" " 29 48
County Commissioner's Account.
Messer Babb, 8 33
" m 8 84
8 84
8 38
" :i 8 33
" " 8 83
8 34
m *? 8 33
u m 8 33
" " 8 33
J H Bunter. 8 33
" and Mosser Babb, 10 0(1
" " 18 Ml
" " 10 33
" " 8 38
" " 18 18
" " 1(1 (17
11 " 8 38
" " ? :ih
" ? 8 34
Coronor's Account.
W D Watts,
J I) Mock, 0 erk,
1?;
19
18
18
18
19
18
18
20
37
12
25
12
25
12
12
12
12
12
12
30
Sheriff's Account.
TJDueketfc, 291
" " 208
41 <i Jfl7
" " 148
m " ? 231
" " 200
ii .? 2;i3
l ii 17|
" " 200
U ?i 207
Supervisor's Account.
H B Humbert, 60
00
75
76
76
50
76
75
05
60
50
00
50
00
60
60
60
50
60
60
00
82
1(1
III
(15
(i!i
66
35
02
58
02
42
135 53
08 17
07 07
09 27
07 97
6fl 06
?10 60
OR 17
67 17
Clerk of Court.
Jdo F Bolt,
200 00
06 07
ti o 5 05
<< ?? 200 00
'? ?' 00 00
Indigent Soldiers Acouut.
Rufus Hughes and four others,
m " three "
J F Lsopard,
four
three
four
live
throe
four
three
threo
Madison Khnoro and 20 othorp,
.? ?i 19
" ?? 19 M
,. <? 20 11
? ? 21 "
?? ?? 20 "
? ? ?? 20 "
n .i 20 "
ii ii 20 "
? ? ? 21 "
.i ii 26 "
Elfhu Grlfttn,
J F Leopard,
Chain Gang Account
D D Pedeu and W L Burtiside,
W H Culbertson,
10 00
8 00
10 00
8 00
JO 00
1200
8 00
10 00
8 00
8 00
1 50
1 50
1 50
1 51)
1 50
1 50
03 00
00 00
00 00
03 00
00 00
(,:> o0
08 On
63 00
03 00
i;r, iv.
V :-o
6 00
1 go
l r>0
i fo
75 00
20 00
25 00
?? ? 23 00
?? ?? 25 00
? <? 23 CO
?' '< 23 00
" '< 23 00
?? ?? 23 00
?? 23 00
" ?? 23 00
. ?? ?? 23 00
J L IVwnrs, 20 00
?' ? , 20 50
?? ?< 20 00
11 . ii ?_?'' 60
? i " 20 50
? i 11 25
" ?? 2o 51
i< i? 20 80
? ? ?< 20 50
" 20 50
J T Baiiie', 20 00
" " 23 00
? ' ii 23 00
" ?? , 25 00
TT lA'rlor, 31 00
?? ?? 30 50
<< <? 30 50
ii ?? 30 50
?? " ?0 50
ii 30 60
R R Aduir, 20 00
?? ?? 20 50
ii ii 20 CO
ii ?? 16 37
ii ?? 1>0 0J
ii ?? 20 50
ii ii ?* 20 50
n ?< 20 50
<< ?? 20 50
?? ,l 20 50
22 6o
12 10
12 75
?? ? 3 40
11 n 7 35
?? . " 11 80
S S Boyd, 5
11 (i i>
?t ' "? 3
H B Gritlon, 3
? ii 9
11 ? 4 00
? ?? 10 00
Mrs L H Culbertson, 15 82
C X Whitten,
50
/\
20
50
50
f\i\
E W Martin,
J D Owings.
Mrs E J Taylor,
W B Bramlett,
(1 ii
D H Counts,
Childress Bros.,
Gertrude Walker,
Sam Fowler,
James H Carlisle,
C A Oates & Co.,
Queen & Co,
Mrs Francis Creamer,
Attorneys Fees,
R E Babb,
3 00
19 00
5 00
4o 60
25 45
62 5o
63?. 80
1 57
4 40
246 8?.?
156 42
300 00
25 00
6 0'>
6 20
24 30
0 2o
5o 00
5o OO
30 00
Knight & Babb,
C C Featherstone,
Ferguson & Feather
stone, loo 00
Printing and Stationery Act.
Bendella Pharmacy, 2 Do
W J Dendy,
E H Crews,
W W Dodson,
Laurens Drug Co.,
11 ,1 it
11 11 K
W W Ball,
U fi
tc it
Crews & Ball.
11 it
Dendy and Crews,
11 11
11 11
T B Crews,
Clinton Chronicle,
1? 11
Walker, Evans & Cogs
well Co.,
Palmetto Drug Co.,
3 75
6 43
0 ID
9 00
3 85
1 55
2 7o
80
2 60
3 85
6 2o
8 05
73 12
17 05
31 50
20 73
3 75
27 00
75 5o
24 24
I 87
12 5o
15 00
I 80
28 04
31 52
60 00
72 00
2o 80
35 2o
16 00
6 00
116 00
12 55
16 9?
16 35
Water Rental Acct.
Tho City of Laurens, 1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
mining and Re-Indexing.
Babb, 10 95
Babb and U E
b, L50 00
CoVl House Expense.
IIonry\jggln8, 8 75
10 00
Insuranc^nd Re-Indexing.
11 11 'JeAngs, Stato
Treasum. 80 00
23 33
Couresesieadlng to the dogrees of Bachelor of A?-n (B. A ) ar.rt Master of I
Arts (M. A.)
Library, Reading Room, Laboratories. Large and Comfortable Dormitories.
ICxpeusos redueed to a Minimum.
Next session begins Sept. 14. For rooms apply fo Prof, H. T. Cook. For
Cata'ogue ur information, address, The Seorotary of the Faculty.
1 THE HUB II THE HUB
<jA JUMBLE SALE
| All Orpan Lots Rally q
0 For a Quick Disposal 8
? For the next ten days The 15
? Hub will devote its attention $5
' to a Jumble Sale, wherein all B
8the remnants, odds and ends, Iff
and "orphan lots" of any sort 15
? left in the store after a season's IS
? busy selling will be cleaned out 15
? at pitifully insignificant prices. j5
?These odd lots and ends off?
jj lines are just as desirable as if |5
? they were parts of full assort- 15
? ments. Their only fault is in 15
? having outstayed their com- jg
? pan ions. And we shall pay 15
? little regard to either cost or U
? vaiue; our only thought being S5
?to do away with all broken 15
? lines, rather than let them ac= 15
? cumulate. Some few of the 15
? things offered are a little 15
? mussed from handling, or from 15
'? being used in window displays, 15
? but the great majority are as 15
? fresh and attractive as the day 15
0 they were bought. $5
? We can't mention one quar= 15
? ter of the good things this sale 15
I? offers. But here are a few, to 15
? show you that it is well worth 15
rfi your while to take a hand in 15
g| the bargain festival. g
Big lot of Colored Batiste in short
lengths, suitable for waists and children's
dresses, 10c and 15c quality, only.?.. 5c
Lot short lengths in Percales, worth
8c and 10c, this sale. 5c
Short lengths in Gingham, worth up
to 10c, only .-. 5 c
White checked and striped Nainsook,
worth 12 1-2 and 15c.-. 8c
Good quality checked and striped
Nainsook, worth 8c, now. 5c
Ladies' Gauze Vests, mercerized, ex
tra good quality, worth anywhere 25c,
this sale only. 19c
Ladies' Gauze Vests, taped neck and
sleeves, good quality, very elastic, worth
15c and 20c, only. 10c
Lot of American Beauty and Thomp
son's Glove Fitting Corsets, * all desirable
styles, dollar values, this sale. 75c
Lot of children's Black and Red Pa
tent Leather Belts, worth 25c, this sale ... 15c
Lot of men's work Shirts, sell every
where for 25c, this sale. 15c
Fine Talcum Powder, fresh and nice,
delicately perfumed.~.-? 5c
t A few Wash Skirts, worth 50c, your
choice for. 35c
i
All Ladies, Misses and Children's Oxfords
and Slippers to be closed out AT AND BE
LOW COST. Do not neglect this opportu
nity to get a fine pair of Oxfords at way be
low their value.
THE HUB
?sooooo?osr
" " 8 t>9
.1 8 i^rummond, 7;*> oo
?? ?? 84 I oo
W L Forgusoo, 460 oo
Express and Freight Act.
OindWORH, 18 68
? ? 1 00
? ?? 12 oo
<? ?? 12 12
" " 10 82
Southern Mxp'rcsH Co, L6
ii ?? 1 i\j
?? ? ' 1 lo
County und Township
Board I '|n ii mii, 200 fi >
J. H. COPELAND,
Treasurer.
Milking; n Mnre Titln? of Ii.
"Wuftt In tho nnino of Jupiter have
you sowed up nil the pockotH of my
overcoat for?" nBked Mr. Wi'SoB.
"My denr," Bnld Mrs. \v:'? >n, "I hnvo
nn important letter to my milliner that
I want you to poet."
PUTS AN END TO ,T ALL.
A grievous wail oftimc.s eomos as a
result of unbearable pain from ovor
taxed orgrns. Dizziness, backache,
Liver complaint and Constipation.
Mut thanks to Dr. King's New Lifo
Pills they put an end to it all. They are
gontlo, but thorough. Try them, Only
25 cents, (iuarantood by Laurcns Drug
Co, and Palmetto Drug Co.
The wife of Ccnoral Nelson A. Miles
is doad.
College of Charleston,
Charleston. 8. C.
Lotte ravSoionoQ, Iflaglneeriog, One
scholarship, giving froe tuition, looaoh
county of South Carolina. Tuition .f 10.
Moard and furnishtd room in Dormi
tory. $10 a month, vv'l candidates for
admission are pormittod to compote for
vaoftnt Hoyco Fcholardhips which nay
$100 a year. Kor catalogue, add.ess
HARRISON RANDOLPH,
HUM
PRESIDENT.
"I doa't think wo could keep
bouao without Thedforfl's niaok
Draugbt. Wo h?vo uend it tit tho
family forovot two yenrn witi. tho
bent of remit*. 1 h-iro i.ot had a
doctor in tUe boil ie> for (but luu^th
of time. It iii a doctor In itsolf and
always r j? ly to i.if'.e a p-riou <l till
aiu. aanp?."-?JAto?S ilALL, Jack*
aourillo, ill._
Bccauso tills great medicine
reliovei stomach pains; frees tho
constipated bowels and invigor
ates tho torpid liver and weak
onod kidneys
lie Doctor
is necessary in tho home where
Thndford's Black-Draught ia
kept. Families living in tho
country, miles from any physi
cian, havo been kept iii licalth
for years With this uirdicinons
their only doctor. Thou ford's
Black-Draught cures bilious
ness, dyspepsia, colds, chills and
fever, bad blood, headaches,
diarrhoea, constipation, cello
and almost every other ailment
because the stomach, bowels
liver and kidneys so nearly con
trol tho health.
Candidates oan got their tick- ts
prlntod for the Primary at THE AO
VHRT1SER Ofllce.
A WAltNINGTo MOTHERJ.
Too much care cannot ho used with
s nail children during th i hot weal er
of tho summer mouths togu ird a rainst
bowel t'Otib'eB, As a rule it Is only no
oessary to gioo the child a dos ? ol cat
tor oil to orrect any disorder of tho
bowels. Do not u-eany substitute, but
give the old-fashioned oil, und Ree
that it is fresh, es ranoi l > LI i uns ?alea
hod has a ton ionoy to gripe If this
do s not check the bowels give Cham
b 'rlftin'8 Oollo, Hholora and Dia 'rhoo i
Remedy and then a do.'o of castor oil,
and the disease may bo oheoked in its
inoiplsno? and all da >eror avoid, d. Tho
oaetor o.l and Urs remedy should bo
procured at once and kepi ready for in
stant use as soon as the llrst indloatiou
of any bowel trouble appears; This is
the most successful treatment known
and may be relied upon with implicit
confidence even n casos of cholera In
fantum. For silo by Tho Laurona Drug
Co and I).-. 15. P. Posoy.
The AdvkRtiskr job ofllcj can ex:
cuto all kind* of job work promptly
and satisfactorily.
NOTHING ON THE MAliKKT
EQUAL TO I l\
This fact is well known to druggists
'everywhere, and nine out of ten will
give tho r customers this preparation
when the best is ask- d for. Mr. Obe
I Witmer, a prominent drngsist of Jop
1 In, Mo., in a circular lo Ins cud imers,
says: "ihe-e is nothiog on tho market
I in the way oi patent medicino which
I equals Chamborlain's Colic, Cholera
and Di rrhoea Itemedy for bowol com
plaints. VYosallanl recommend thi
preparatlon. For sale by Laurens Drug
Co. and Dr. 15. F. Poey.
Head theadvoi tlvtlng columns of The
Advektiskh.
A little forethought may aavo yon no
end of trouble, Anyone who makei it
a ru'e to keep Ohainborlaiu's Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhooa Boinedy a", hand
knows this to b s a tact. For snio by
Lau rens Drug Co und Dr. i'? P. Posey.
' Ti* i-: a DVEKTtSEU upprcciatt s its
careful county corrospan lonts.
Ruta Baga turnip)should bo planted.
SICK [110 AD ACHE.
"For several years my wife was
troubled with what, physicians culled
sick headaches of n v iry severe char
actor. See doctored with sover.il emi
nent physicians and at a great ex
pense, only to prow worse, until she
was unable to do any i<in I of work.
About a year Bg.) tdlO began taking
Chamberlain's Stomach anil I?1 v ?r T ii>
lets and today weighs more than eho
evor didI bofore and U real w I " says
Mr. Geo. E. Wright, of N'e.v London,
New York. Forsdeby LaurOOS Drug
Co. and Dr. B. F. Posoy.
Prepare your ground thoroughly for
crimson clover. Should h ? sown in
September.
I lind nothing better I r liver de
rangement and constipation than ('iiiin
berlaln's Stomach and Liver 'ab et-:.
L, F. And Mvs Dos Moinos, Fowa For
?a!o by Dr. Ii. V. Posoy and I.aureus
Drug Co
Has your nanu? been enrolled on tho
Democratic club list?
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
Tho National Disease Is nervous" proa
tration. What is to !?_? tho result of all
this hurry, worry and Work, - nie
times over?sometimes undor-0 t lg,
always under sleeping, brain s ul b.n
in oonitant stato of agitation and un?
rost?sleeping bally, dreaming, toss*
ing, waking? Dr King has devls'd a
remedy if used aright. King's lion
Tonic Hitters steadies the nervo-,
builds up the was'c, glvos now Bttrt
Sold under guarantee by Tho Palmetto
Drug Co.
$1.00 REWARD
For Any Person Who
Takes a Hot tie of OUT?
NEW DISrOVERY
(Nature's Remedy. )
The Great Blood Purifier, Kidney and
Liver Regulator, and Receives
No Benefit.
A Guarantee Goes With Each
Boltic.
And tho druggist signs tho guaran
tee. You run no risk in the trial. Our
Now Dlscovory is not an alcoholic
stimulant, which is weave than no
stimulant) but it is tli i groat building
up and purifying remedy, purifying
tho blOOU and cleansing' the system
from all impurlt ios, which gives
lifo and vigor to overy organ* Ft p08>
Itively cures all blood diseases such as
lt.i hing Skin. Pimples, Ec/.oma, 1 > 1 ? > >d
Poison, Sororuls Rheumatism, and ll
rostorca tho Nervous System to its
Normal condition, produces a hoaltby
appetite, tones and regulai Ihfl hi tri,
and it reglllat6S tho Kidiioys, LI vor
and Bowels. The uso of a single hot ? lu
will convinco any ono of its wonderful
curative properties. For sale by The
I .aureus Drug Co.; W. W. Dodson.
AUGUST AND
SEPTEMBER
Are the months to
sell farm lands.
List your property
with me and let
me find you a pur
chaser.
M. L. Copeland,
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, BONDS.
El HE INSURANCE.
CANDIDATES.
Announcements under this heading
must bo accompanied by tho fee,
Tbroo Dollars. Adiiouii oinents to
run after the first Primary,]
FOR STATE bEN ATE.
At the solicitation of friends 1 bavo
decided to unnounco mysolf as a candi
date for tho St<te Senate, subject to
tho Democratic Primary,
P. P. mcgowan.
for THE LEoIsLaTURE.
i rcsnootfuiy announce myself as a
candidate for'tho House o' Repre
sentatives, subject to tho result of tho
Democratic Primary.
It. Dunk Boyd.
I t'ospeotfully announce myself a can
dldate for re-election to the House of
Representatives, subject to tho result
of the Democratic Primary.
. W. C. IRDY, Jn.
Tr;e frlordi of A. .1. Smith, appre
ciating bis past set vices in the tutor
fs1 o' tlie peop'o, respio'.fully suggest
bis name to tlie voters of Laurcns
County as a suitable Representative
horn th's County to the Legislature,
Friends
l hereby announce myself H8 a can
did ito for the Legislature, subjet to
tbo Demoorat'o vote of Laurons
county.
J. ii. Miller, M. D.
At the solicitation of frledds from
till different juris of tho cmnty, I
respectfully anno ineo myself a candi
date for the Legislature, subject to tho
rules of the Democratic Primary.
w. P harris.
o. C, Featherstono, Esq., is -hereby
announced as a candidate for llouso of
Representatives from Lnuron* County,
subj1 et to the action of the Demo*
i ora'io Primary e'cotlon.
1 OR CLICK K OK COURT.
1 hereby announce myself as aotn*
didato for Clerk >?f Court for Laurena
county. Will abide result of Democratic
Primary.
T. Foster Simpson,
l hereby announce mysolf a omdi
(l kte for Clerk of Court for Lauretta
County, subject :o the r s il of the
approaching Primary Election
C. B. GRAY,
Tho name f John A. Franks is
hereby presented to tlu Democratic
voters of L\urona county as a candi
date for Clerk of Court, BUbjoot to the
rules governing tho party Primary.
Friends.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate tor Clerk of Court for Lau
rcns County and promise to discharge
the bus nesa of said office as in the
past, according to law and the best in
terests of the people. I will cheerfully
abide the result of the Democratic Pri
mary Election. Thanking all for
their past favors, I am respectfully,
John F. Botvr.
FOR TREASURER.
I hereby announce myself a Candi
da'e for re-election to the olllce of
County Treasurer,subjootto the Dem?
ooratlc Primary.
JOHN II. COPELaND,
FOR CO KON ER,
I h (?? by announce my candidacy for
re-election to >he oQloe of Coroicr,
subject, to the rules of the Domooratlo
Primary.
W.D. Waits.
I announce myself a candidate for
Coroner foijr^tfgnaxCOiTiTtyj^ubjeot to
Democratic primary - and party
rules.
J. B. cosuy.
FOR SHERIFF.
The many friends of J. P, CaKlwell
announce lrm as a Candidate for SherilV
of Laurcns county, subject to the Dom
ocratic Primary, Friknds,
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the oillco of Sheriff of Laurens county.
Will abide the result of the Democratic
I 'rimary.
J. THOS, PEDEN.
Tho many friends of Boo A. Wharton
knowing his merit and qualifications
combined with his .superior doteotive
turn of mind most respee' fully suggest
him to tho voters of Laurcns County as
a worthy and suitable candidate lor tho
Sheriff's Ofllco in the approaching
election, subject to the rules of tho
Domooratlo I 'rlmnry.
Friends.
Being consciousol lite fact that I have
faithfully discharged the duties ol the
Sheriff's ofllco for the present term, to
the host of my ability, and believing
that 1 have the endorsement if the ma
jority of the pco'.o of Laurens County
to this end, l would ngtiii announce
myself a candidate for re-election, sub
ject to the decision of tho Democratic
Primary.
T. J. DrcKKrr.
Being eolioltod by friends from dif
ferent parts of County, i announce my
self a candidate for the oillco of Sheriff,
at the approaching Primary Elec ion,
and will abide tbo rules governing the
same.
B. F. BALLEW.
Tho many friends of Jas. W. Hen
derson announce him a candid ito for
S leriff, subject to tho Domooratlo
Primary, lie has sorvod as constable
several ye u s unl as Doputy Sheriff
one termVp ?'fonnim; the duttOS to the
satisfaction of the public.
Voters,
F< >R SUPERVISOR.
Af the solicitation of frlonds, I an
nounce myeoif a candidate for Super
visor of Laurcns county, subject to tho
rules of the Democratic primary.
R. P. Adah:.
I respectfully announce mysolf as a
candidate for re-election to tho oillco of
County Supervisor for Laurens county,
Sltbjeot tO the rules Of tho Democrat ic
primary.
II. 15. HUMTlERT.
I announce myself lo tho Demo
cratic voters of I aureus county, a can
didate for Supervisor, subject to tho
Democratic primary and party rules.
James S. Dkummond.
FOH M 4.GI3TR V.TE.
I heroljy announce mysolf a oandl<
dato for ro?olootlon for Magistrat e of
Laurens Township, subject, to the Dem
ocratic Primary,
John M. Hukiens.
W, Y. Boyd, Esq., Is hereby an
nounced as a candidate for Magistrate
for Laurens Township, subject to tbo
Democratic Primary,
for AUDI POE,
I respectfully announce myself a can
didate for the oflloe of County Auditor,
subject to tho Domooratlo primary.
joel A. SMITH.
I respectfully announce mysolf a oA
didato for iv.-eloction to the oillco
('?unity Auditor, subject to the Do
Oratio; Primary.
NO REASON F<
When Citizens Slij
Way.
There can bo no iust reuso
reader of this will contluui
tho tortures of un aching
annoyance of urinary diso;
(lungers of diabetes or anj
wheu relief is so near at,'
most po8ltlvo proof gU
ean be cured. Read \w
citizen says:
. Lee Bishop, propriel
storo, on Mills street,p
sa*s:"lean from expelled
Do mi's Kidney Pills,
ki Jnoys havo gl von me gi<
a. long time, not only oil
told ui.sery, but costing]
ina"> dollars. There wusl
aebe-liko pain constantly!
small of my back and after
a bit I could scarcely get]
shooting pains sometimes:
knee and then another,
know when it was going
the secretions from the
too frequent in action at
my rest at night, so that Two!
in the morning feeling worse til
tho night bofore. 1 tried n*
romedlea but did not get any
relief from anything until' 1
about Doan's KIdnoy 1*1 II? and pi
them at tho Palmetto DrugL
sture. The next day after u-'nii
I felt hotter, and 1 continued Itliq
til the kidney s.ceiionsj i
regu'ar and norms', I could Igl
and get a g'od night's rest,]
aching in my back dLappoarJ
For sale by all dealers. P?"H
F?Slor-Milburn Co., Buffalo,i
sole agents for tho United Stall
Remember the name?Doal
take no other.
University of ii
North Carolina)
178?-1904
Faculty (14 Students I
Six Hep !i I men Is
College, Graduate, M
ing, Law, Medici
Pharmacy. : : :
Equipment valued at $500.
Seventeen 15 ;il lings.
Gymnasium, t-'trong Lite
Societies. Active Y. M. C
Broad Culture and Man'dn
For catalogue etc., add]
F. P. VENABU
CHAPEL HILL, - N,
stz va./ saz *-Mz ^mz siz *j
IP
Reunion.
The annual reunion of Company E.
' Ith Keg m -nt S. 0. V'., aud Company
/. Third Battalion will be held at
Fountaiu [on, 8. C , on August 18th,
1904. Co'. Joseph N. Brown aud other
prominent Speakers will make address
es on the occasion. All old soldiers
are inv ted to come and bring well
filled baskets, There will bo a gamo
of base ball in the afternoon. 10 2t
.). D. MOCK, for com.
SCHEDULES
(j. and W. C. Railway.
Schedule In effeot July 17, 1004 ?
Daily F.xcept
Daily. Sunday.
I.v Laurens .2 07 p m.10 15 a m
iir Greenville..\..3 25 p m.1 00 p m
ar Sparenburg. 3 40 p m
ar .Tryon .5 07 p m
ar Saluda .5 17 p m
ar Benders mvilloO 20 p m
ar A-hcvillo .7 l? p in
iv Asinj'thie.
Iv Hendersonv\\
lv Saluda ...
Iv Try on.
ar Spartanburg]
lv Spartanburg
lv Greenville,
ar Laurens
lv LAURENTS.
ar Ore snwood .
ar A ugusta
lv Augusta.
lv Green wood 121
ar 1. aureus.l|
Leave Angus'a,
except Sunday, '2 8(1
day only, 7 00 a. m\
I 30 p. m.: 8 65 a.
p in, 11 55 a in, 15i
1 1 05 a. m.J Port Roy]
a. m.
Pullman curs botwj
Spartanburg. For iij
gunl to rates, etc., eu
0, ll. Gasque, Ag't.j
1. o. T, Bryan, (T
s. 0.| lv nest Willlad
senger Ag't, Augusta!
FOR COUNTY SUP
OF EDUOd
I rei peel fully nnnouij
didutc for ro-eleotion'
Countv Sn perlntenden
subject to the rules
Democratic Primary.
Charle
FOR RAILROAD COl
i hor< by announce ray)
date for the olllco of Ka |
sloner, suhjeet to thoSti
i 'rlinary Elocl Ion.
John
Gre?
FOR CONGREj
i respectfully announce]
candidate for ro-oieotlorl
from t he Fourth i >istriofl
iho Domocratic Prlmai y]
Jos. T
FOR ( OUNTY ' (>.\l M 11
The friends of VV. F. Hal
fully suggest his name to
i<autv ns County as a suitil
tho ollier of (' unity Cnminl
knowing his good buslnol
and practical judgment feel
flee will be in safe hands in
of his election.
Many FkikS
i hereby announce myself a oij
date for County Commissioner,
jeet to the Democratic primary.
Joe i :. i:. Rohbi
l respectfully announco royse
re-election to the ollloe of County
missioner for Laurens County, st
to the, action oi the DomoorAtlt
mary.
M bssek ba;
I rcspcetfully announce mysolfJ
didnto for che ofllco of Countd
ml8sinnor, subject to tho Demsg
primary.
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