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AMONU OUB F1UFNPS. Frank Anderson of Wulorloo was In towu Mooday. Mr. W. W. Jones sp:ut yes'erday in Spartauburg. Mrs. O. W. Babb returned Monday from a visit at Cokesbury. Mr. N. A. Cralg of Greenwood was In the city Monday. Mr. aod Mrs. W. H. Gllkprson spout j Sunday at Princeton. Mis; Pauline McCarley has rotun od froin a visit to friends io Lexington. Seven families caino to the Liurens| Got ton Mills It.st \v ek from Catuden. Mr. G. W. Tune returned Saturday fiotn a two weoks' visit at Cirtorsville, Ga. MIm Mattio Wistmore'rtDd of Green ville is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Park?. Mr. Heiry Sproure has returned from a woek's visl*, in the Dials and Fairview sec'ions M?"3. G Si fVB^'avy arid Mis. J. H. Boyd visited In 'ln> RabJn Gre k sec tion lust week. Mr6. W: E Na-di and liltlo daughtor of Olin'on vlsiied Mr. and Mr.*. J. E. "Phllpot Sunday. Mr. Stewart Miller of Greonwood visited his mother and ether relatives in the city during the past week. Mrs. E, W. Bannister of Vance's Oraugehurg county is visiting her ?is terp, Mesdames O. W. .B.bb aud W. R. Bichey. Mr. B. J. Well?, member of the Stato Board of Education and one of the prominent young educators of the Stato, spent Monday in the city. lie has been cleotod principal of tho Hop kins High School, Riehland county. Mr. W. P. Turner, one of tho leid Ing citizens and su ceatful farmers of the county was in town Monday from Carroll, Cross Hill township. It has been five years since Mr. Turner visltod in the city and h i whs coidlally greeted by all his friends. Mr. Jas. E. Mieter of Sedalta was in tho c;ty Monday on his v?av to Now York aud o her Eastern markets, lot k ing out for the Clothing, Shoes, Hats, and Dry Goods bargains which will soon be open for your Insp otion at J. E. Mluter & Bro.'j store, this city, and at Sedalia. Mrs. Elolse Shell and family are vlr iting Mr. and ryirs Kufus Duulap ut Mount, i He th's woek. Mrs. Swann of Toxas and Mr*. Brown of Johnston, nieces of Mrs. Elois? Shell, were her guests for sever.tl days last week. Misees Mary Bowon and Nellie Holt] were the guests of Mrs. John tl. Hun ter near Clinton last week. Mrs. W. H. Washing on hnd little daughter have returned from Frcdioks burg, Va. Miss Benn'.e Brown of Cross Hill ar rived last Wednesday to visit Misses Edna and Annie Sitgreavcs aud other friouds in towu. Miss Mary Boyca, one of the most at tractive young ladies of Cross Hill, was iu (he city on a shopping trip Thurs day. Mrs. Frank Fuller of Mountviile was among last Thursday's visitora to Lau ren s. Messrs. Marion and Hal Moorman aud Willie Swltzer have returned from a trip to Atlanta. Mr. T. Strother Simpson arrived in Laurens la&t Wednesday from his homo at Wlnona, .Mississippi. Mr. Simpson loft Luurens 11 years ago when a mere boy and is on his tlrat visit to his old homo. Hla parents were Mr. John lWells and Mrs. Susan Simpson of Lau fens. He has been the guest of his jro'her, Mr. Edwin P. Simpson and btier relatives In towu and for tho ist day or so Pas been visiting Mrs. N. Davenport and Mr. M. T. Simpson |at Cross Hill. Mrs. J. O C. Fleming and children [went to Due West several days ago to | visit her mother, Mrs. Jane Todd. Mr. R. F. Fleming, who has b.en very ill for many weeks, is, we are p. lud to state, to far recovered an to &o to his home near Greenwood, where it is hoped he will soon entirely regain bis health. Mis. T. H. Nelson is in Baltimore, Philadelphia and other Eastern points buying a splendid stock for The Hub Mrs. Nelson is an experienced buyer and her customers always have the as surance that she is well up on fashion's last departure Mr. W. G. Wilson Is in New York buying his winter stock of dry good*. His reliable and handsome line of goods will be up to the usual mark this sea son. Mr. S. M. Wllkes is buying e'egant furnituro, beautiful rugs, etc., in the eastern market, where he went on last Wednesday. Miss Perrin Roberts of Charleston is visiting Mrs. Samuel L< Saxon. Mr. John H. McCuen of Hollo.i and Miss Mamie McUuen of Princeton vis ited their sister, Mrs. W. L. Taylor last Wednesday and Thursday. SICK HEADACHE. "For several years my wife was troubled with what physicians ca'led sick headaches of a vt-ry severe char actor. Si;e doctored with several emi nent physieiaus and at a great ex pense, only to grow worse, until she was unable to do any kind of work. About a year Hgo *ho began taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Ldver Tab lets and today weight more than fho ever did boforo and U real w.li," saya Mr. Ceo. E. Wright, of New London, New York. For gile by Laurens Drug Co. and Dr. B. F. Posey. Mr. Abney Returns to Columbus, *h\ Mr. John T. Abney, wh > has boen Supaiintendent of tho Laurens Cotton Mills a year and a half has redgncil bll position and returned to Columbus, Ca.. his foimor homo. He has recently or gan zed a company for the purpose of building a new 20,000 spindle ml I iu tbate'ty. Mr. Abney and family re turned to Columbus last week. CANDIDATES. Announcements undor this liu.nlin, must bo acootnpanltcl by vim reo, Throu Dollars. AuaOUh emouts to run after tho first Primary.] Ft?TTuTCl'E s EN AT K. At the solloltatlon of friend* I have decided to hdiiouiru myself nsaeaudl date for the St ?tu Sonate, mbjeot to tbo Domoerutlo Prlmury. _ F. P. McG'OWAN. " FOR THE LEGISLATURE. I respeottu ly announce myself us u candidate for the Hou?o o< Repre< seutatlvos, subject to tho result of the Democratic Primary. R. Dunk BoYD. I rosi>eetfiilly announce myself u oau dldtite for re-oleotion to tho Hoiisj of Representat vcs, subject to tho result of the Demoerutio Primary. W. 0. Ikuy, Jb. 1 hot-oby announce myself bs u eun didtito for tho Lojjtslnturo, stihj'ct to the Demoorat'o voto of Laurous county. J. H. Mn.i.Kt;, M. 1 >. At tho solicitation of friends from the different parts of tho c tutity, I respectfully unuoanue myself u ouudi dato for tho Legislature, subject. ti> the rules of the Democratic Primary. W. 1'. HARRIS. 0. C, Featherstono, Rsq , is heroby nunouueed uh a candidate for House of Rupro'cntutives from Lnuron? Cmmly, subj et to tho notion of tho Deiuo era io Primary oleetlon. FOK OLEKK OF COURt\~~ l hereby aunouuou myself a Cindi duo for Clerk of Court tor Lturent County, subject to tho r . s-tl. of thu upproauhlog Primary Election C. E. GRAY. The name of John A. Franks i heroby presented to Ihn Democratic voters of Laurens county ai a can ti dato (or Clerk of Court, subject to llie rules govorning tho party Primary. Friknos 1 rospoctfully announce my-elf a candidaio for Clerk of Court for lau rens County and promise to discharge tho bus nesa of said qiHoo us in the past according to law and the host in terests of the people. I will cheerfully abide the result of the Democratic. Pri mury Election. Thanking nil for thi.ir past favors, I urn respectfully, John K. Bolt. FORTRE&ttURER. I hereby announce myself a candi date for ro-olectlon to tho cllled of County Treasurer, subject to the Dem ocratic Primary. JOHN 11. 00 PEL AND, FOR CORONER. I respectfully aunounoe mysolf a can didate Tor Coroner of Laurens county, subject io the Democratic primary. R. 0. ha1rston. 1 h !?? by announce my oandidaoy for re oieciiou to th-3 oQloo of Coroner, subject to tho rules of tho Democratic Primary. W.D. Watts. I announce myself a candidate for Corouer fur Laurens county, subject tu the Democratic primary and pans rules. J. B. ? osijy. FOK SHERIFF. The many friends of J. P, Caldwoll announce nlni asaoundldnte for sh. rltV uf Laurens county, subject to the Dem oeratic Primary. FKlRNUS. 1 heroby announce my candidacy for the ulllco of ShorilT of Laurens county . Will abide the result of the Detuooratlo Primary. J. TIIOS. PEDEN. Tho many frlindsol Deo A. Wharton knowing his merit and qtialllluutlout combined with his superior dotcutive turn of mind mos* rcspic.fuily suggest him to the voters of Laurens County as 1 a worthy and suitable candidaio i"i the Sheriff's Olliee 111 the upproao ehuiion, subject to the rules of tiie Domooratlo Primary. Fill kn us. Being conscious of the fact that I have faithfully discharged the duties ol the Sheriff's uQlce fur tho prosont term, to tho host of my ability, and believing that 1 have the endorsement of the ma jority of the peolo of Laurens County to ihis end, I would again announce myself a candidate for re-election, sub ject to tho decision of the Democratic Primary. T. ,T. Duckbi t. Poing solicited by friends from ?Iii- 1 ferent parts of County, l announce my self a candidate for tho otHoo of Sheriff, ai the approaching Primary Eleo;ion, 1 and will abide tbo rules governing the same, B. F. BALLEYV. The many friends of Jas. \V. lion- , derson announce him a candidate lor Sheriff, subject to the Democratic Primary. He has served as constable several years and as Deputy Sheriff one terinTpjrforming the duties to the satisfaction of the public votkks. FOR SUPERVISOR. At tho solicitation of friends, I an nounce uiysulf a candidate for Super visor of Laurens county, subj >ot to the rulej of the Democratic primary. it. P. Adair. f respectfully announce myself as a candidate for ro-olectlon to the ofllce <> Cuunty .Supervisor for Laurens county, subject, to the rules of tbo Democratic primary. ii. B. H?MHKRT. 1 announce myself to the Demo oratio vuters of i aureus county, n can didate for Supervisor, subj-jot to I i< Democratic primary and party nil James s. Dkummono. FOR MAGISTR vTK. I horeby uttnouiico myso f a Candi date f'jr re-e'ectfo3 for Mn^istriit.?* of Liurens Township, s'lbj-ict to the Dem ocratic Primary. John M. HuDuKNS. VV. V. Boyd, Esq., I? hereby an nounced as a candidate lor Magistrate fur Laurens Townsbip, subject tu tho Democratic Primary. FOR AUDI rOR, I respectfully announce myself a can didate for tho office of County Auditor, subject to the Deinociatic primary. JOEL A. SMITH. 1 respectfully announce myself a can didate for rj-eleotiou to tho oillco of County Auditor, subject to ths Domo cratlc Primary. C. A. POWER FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION. I hereby annoiinc i mypolf a caudldalo for County Superintendent of liduci tton. Sunject to the result uf i he Pri mary election. It. W. NASH. 1 respectfully announce my*e] a can didate for re-election Io iho ollleo ol County Superintendent of Kdtica ion, subject lo the rules gnvviving the Democratic Primary. Charles f. Broi >uy. I'oi: RAILROAD COMWISSlONEII I hereby announce myso'.. is n c indl date for the office uf Ratlroid Comnibi siotier, p object to the State Democratic Primary Eieotion. John 11. WARLl . Greenville, .S. C. ?H >K CONGRESS* i respectfully announce myself as a candidate for rc-clectlon t'i Oongress from tho Fourth District. Subject to i ho Democratic Primary JOS. T. Johnson OASTOniA. I OU COUNTY COMMISSIONER. Tho fr'onda of VY. F. I'ulloy n-spcot fully suggest in i ii ini" ?o tntj voters of Lahr ns Cp?Oty as ;* s tillable man for iho Otlloo of County t omin ss'o >er, Hnd knowing Iiis pood btis'tiMH nudities nod prao leal jildgi in ii i. q| that iho of Boo . in bo In Saf buud? i?> the ovout ot his election. Many FuibNDS. 1 hereby aoucunoe uayuo'f a oundl dato tor Count- Commission or, sub ject to tho D imourat lo pr Mttry. Jui: Ii, I!. UOUBKTS, I lospyoifniiy announce my^eT for r< oh'otlpn to ili ? oilloo ol County ( om mbs'onor tor Laurens Uouuty, subject to tho notion i>i the Do. nioo ratio pri m?r, . Mksskk Haiih. 1 respectfully unnttttuoe mysolf u can didate for H o olllu? of County Com missioner, s j* jeos to the Democratic primary. W c. DKOKi Q cor go t;. Hopkins is hereby an noinoed us a omdidutt f? >r Cuuntv Commissioner, siibj iet to iii" result of tho Democratic I'' unary. I horoby aurrjuttco tnyaelf a o*iidl? duto for the iiioo o( County Commis sioner, subj c ' o the aotlou of t bo Dom? uc u i ? i 'rhu ? ry. o. ci.atk Cox. Youngs Township. Till) AM Kill CAN PKOPLI3. Tho Na'lon'il Dtseasi Is nervous pros tration. .' hat i to bs tho resu'tof all t'Is hurry, woiry aud work, s mu tinies uv sometimes under-Chtlug, always uudor sleeping, bruin aud brawn in e ii-tan-, stato of igitutidn aud uti? rest slooping bally, dreaming, toss ing, wuklng? Dr King has duvis-d a remedy if lined aright. King's iron Ton e Killers steadies the nerve", builds Up tho waste, glvot now start Hold u'ider guarantee by The I'ahnulto Drug Co. Hutu Raga turnips should bo plauted, W. C. 1RBY, Jr., Attorney at Law, LAURENS, S. C, YOUNG AGAIN'. Mr. J. L ti iin- s, Thomasvlllc, said; "After recovor i ;,r from a >p Ii ol f< vi-r my syvtrun was rundown, and ior three mom hfl I did not work IT:o first bo'. do of I) *. Ki it's Kuhu-y a-.d Liver Iton edy tot me to going. I usotl three bo' 11 s, ii ml urn now a > stout as whom* u V n.it; nun." h'eo Tbo Palm It i Drug Uo. about it. College ol' v lutrieston, Ch.w.c lou, S. (J. Letters, Si o i*o, L'legiusori >g. On*; scholarship, giving froe tuition, loeaoh :ountv or South ; uro I na '1 uitiou $?!?). Hoard aud furnished imoiii Iu Dorm!? lory, $10 a month All osnd'daWH foi* id<nhsio<j an pormittod to compote for irauanl Boyoo toholar.-hip* which pay Moj a year. For catalogue, address HARRISON RANDOLPH, president PUTS AN EN I) TO iT AI.!,. A grlovoujt wall oftli es uomos us a ?esuli t.f unbearable pain from over jttxed orgms. Dl/./.'uess, buolciclio, [jlvor complaint and Constipation. Ilm th?nks to Dr. King's Now Lifo IT Is they p it an end to t all. 'Pi ?y are ;outlo, but thorough. Try th-iin Only .'?*? e nta. Guurualood by Laurens Drug '<>. a id lJaloiotto Drug Co. J. N. LEAK, Auctioneer, Oflcrs Iiis services to the peo ple of Laurens County, EN !) OK UlTTEU FIGHT. "Two phy<h I ins had a long au 1 stub urn lU'ht w tb an n eoss on mv i-ight itug" writes J. V I lug lies of DiiPont, la., "and gave inn up, Kveryb^dy thought my tim ? had <? nun. As a last 'Oiort 1 Iriod Dr. King's New D scov u'v for Consuoiptlou. J !r; bouullo I rc selvod win striking aud 1 was on my loet in a fow days. Now I've mtiroly ?<:; lined iuy heultll." It e >ni|iiers all ?o. ^Iis, e.olds and throat and llttlg trou liles. Guaranteed by I. tun ns Drug Co. md 1'allilOltO Drug Co. Price ?? cents md * i .00. Trial bottles fro?. All kinds of fruit so un to he pleni iful md of good quality. Til K DEATH PENALTY. A little, thing sometimes results in Joath. 'i'lins a more soruieh, Inslgn'fl ianl cuts or puny bills have paid tiie l<- ith pen ilty. 11 is wise to liavo Huek jon'ri Arnica Salve ever handy, h.'s tiie best Stlvo ou e.ii'th und will pre vent f.ta'ity. wlieu bu ns, soros, ulcers Mid pi e- threuten. Only 25 cent* at Laureus Drug ?.' and Pa'inot'.o Drug Uo. !> 11 11 ? j i c in j: > t. Ibt'ir tickets 1*1*1 it toil for tho Primary a'. Tub A u VKUTlSKIt Olllcc SKI IDK I'KKVK.N I 111). The t'irtling annobacetnont that a provontiyC of sulcldt had bioti disoo>f? prod wil iuL r st many. A run down system or despondoucy invu inbly pre o?du suioldo and soiubthlug Ims b en found that wil! v vvv.' Ihuv condit'oo wiiicii makes sutoido Ihely At the llrst thought of self do^f tioth n take Kile trio IMttOM. It being a gro it tinlc and nervi no wi 1 s rongihon the uerves and build up the s stein. It's a Kreut 8l iu nh, Liver and Kidney regulator. Only fiuoun s Satisfaction u mrautcod by Tue i aureus Drug! o. ami Palmetto I >rug Co. I n K AOVKUTlfctKIt j??'? ollle; o.iu 0x0 onto all kiudi <? job ivork promptly and sutlsfaotorl'y, A WARNING TO .duril Kit Too rnuub oaro cU'inol h; mod with ?, null idiildrou during th ? hut weatror ? ii ibe sumuier mouths 11 lmi r.l u/alnst bowel t, <nil>: As a ruls it s only ne i) ? ?ury lo givo tho child a doin ol cas tor oil to orroot any disorder of the bowels. Do nol two any substitute, but give tho old-fa hioo d Oil, and m-o that. It ??? fresh, i s rancid < ii naiwates ai.d has a ton onoy to gripe. If ihli do s n/vt check tho bowels glvo Cbani h rlalu's Colic, i holoi'ii tin I Diarrhoe! Lloinedy and Ihonadotoof castor oil, and the d s us" may bo ohook^d In its I nol pi nr.. ami all du iger avoid d. Tho cft-sttr ol aid ihs roinoly should b i proi ? 0 at once ui d ke|?t rondy for in Sl ml nn'.- a < hoc) ? ar> tl ? IIr t iadieat on nl n iy bowol li'oub'o appeals. This is ho most sine ,-tui treatmoni known imi may bo rol'Oil u.?'u with IroplloU iDiiiid-r.c. ? evec ii ei si^s or oholora in f an turn. Porsnlo by The i aurena Drug Co und Dr." B. F. rOsey. Prepare your ground thoroughly for Crimson clover. Should be sown in September. Houdaclie and Neuralgia Cured by N??rvaL'lne. For ealo by Laurens Drug Co., W. W. Hudson at.d [ttll other Druggists. furman university, ^S;? Coureses leu?l.'itf to tho dogroes of Bachelor of Arts (Li. A ) acu Master of Arts (M. A.) Library, Heading Uoom, laboratories Largo and Coinfoi t ibi-: Dormilori s. Expenses riduovd to h .Minimum. Next session b-glns Sept. 14. For rooms apply l'o l'rof. 11. l\ Uook. For Catalogue or iaforumtloii, address, Tho Seoretary of tho Faouln . IT MA?E HIM SHAKE I wish to Buy a word la praise of Dr. King's Improved Chill and Fever Ton lo. I bad chills for ono year continu ally, and irlod ail tho chill ionics I could got an I aim doctor's prescrip tions, but ail failed to cure. Hart of ono buttle nuHroly cured me, and have not hud chills since. I rocommend on'y King's. T. F HOW A HI). Sold by Tho Halmotto Drug Co. Road tho advortl-mg column* of THE Adveutiseb. NOTHING ON THE M au K 1ST EQUAL TO IT. 'Nils fact is Well known to drujg sis <;Vi nwhoiv, and niue out of ton wl'l give their eusiomors this preparation When the best la asked for. Mr. Olio Witu er, a prominent druggist of Jop llo, Mo., iu a olrcular io his ouit inieis. s.iys: " 1 hero u nothing on thn markot in the way of patent medicine which equals Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel com plaints: We sell an 1 recommend thi> preparation. Pur sale by Liuivns Drug Co. and Dr. H. F. Poaey. MANAGERS PRIMARY ELECTION. Tbo following ii line] persons have been appointed t j conduct tho Primary Eh clou in the several Townships, which takes place Tuesday, August ?0, 11)04: Laurens Township, Club No. 1.?It E Habb, J H Peter son, ? a Sullivan Club No. 2?J Wad Thompson, A R Sullivan, Albert Jtiunago. Watts Mills?J N Culbc-tson, J M Fowler, W c* Jones Laurens MiUs?J W Snoddy, Charles P Martin, W 1$ Hlakely. Hunter Townbhip, Clinton No. 1-?John D Davis, Robert J Copsland, G D Smith. Clinton No. 2, Old Mill?Bruno Hun ter, E Y McQ town, J M Rick man. Clinton, No. II, Lydia Mill?J A Smith, W A Payne, G M Davis. Mountvil'e?M BCrisp, Hogan Motes, W D Pyloa. GMdville?J N Brown, M W Oxner, John Meadows. llopewoll ? J L Crawford, J Floyd Work mm, Jim Mi lor. Youngs Township. Pleasant Mound?J I' Cray,.! Cloud Murtin, W E Martin. Youngs Store?C P. Martin, W W Wallace, Wm Bobo. Stewart's Store-George Cook, C 11 Leonard, W C Stewart. Abe Cook's Store?E 1. EdwauD, Watts Prttton, John Cook. Waterloo Township. Ekuut?A B Culbortson, TH Burts, R E MoDadl-1. ivp. Pleasant?G M Moore, J W Fow ler, P W Madden. Waterloo ? Ii A Anderson, Joe Poarco, Wash Long. lip Top?Austin Anderson, R. W. S ins, Sam Pucko't. Daniels St ne -J PJo.ies, W L Co>p e , BL Heudenon. Jacks Township. SardlsChurch?Tboa. LJohusou, Sr, R J McCrar.-, Hamp h:lone. <>'Poll Church ? Watts Dean, Joe Payne, Tum Di lard. Sullivan Township. Tumb'ing Sinais? Waltor Cheek, .) L Baldwin, J Hump Hellams. Princeton?A J Monroe,G L McCuen, J Ii Machen. Br< worton--T D Elodge, BE Simp son, T J Crawford. Dial Township. Woodville?SO Babb, J E Wham, W L Abercromble. Rhlloh?R C Wallace, F D Bolt, J H Wollt. Gray Court-W H Barksdale, D L B-ooks, W W Yeargin. Dials?J H Curry, D B Godfrey, R R O -vi tigs. Power?R L llonry, R C Owlngs, J L Power. Scullletown Township. Ora?A Y Thompson, W Bi Harmon, () L Hunter. Langston J W Blakely, Hob Donnon, Dock Little. Cros3 11 ill Township. Gros* Hill?E L Wells, A M Hill, M A Culeman. A Portruit Pree. * For a short time we will give a fine 12x16 inch Portrait, Free, with each dozen Cabinet Photo graphs. This offer is made to in troduce our original Negative Portraits. Call soon. 2-dt. McCord's ?Studio. $1.00 REWARD For Any Person Who Takes a Bottle of OUR NEW JHSCOVIHtY ( Nature's Remedy. ) Tho Great Blood Purifier, Kidney mid Ijlycr Regulator, ami Receives No Benefit. A Guarantee. Goes With Each Bottle, And the druggist signs the guaran tee. You run no risk in tho trial. Our Now Discovery is not im alcoholic Stimulant, Which is worse than no stimulant, but it is lh> g o it building lip and purifying remedy, purifying the b'ood and cleansing the system from all Impurities, which given new I fe and vigor to overy organ. It pos itively cures all blood diseases auch as Ii.ehing 8kin, Pimples, Ec/.otna, Blood Po son, Scrofula, Hh-iumatism, nnd it restorca the Nervous Kystom to its Normal o mdition, produces a healthy appetite, tones and regulates the heart, and It rejfQjates tho Kidneys, Llvor and Bowels. The use of u single bottlo w 11 convince any ono of its wonderful curative p-oportles. For sale by The Laurens Drug Co.; W. W. Dodson. Has your namo been enrolled on tho Democratic club iistV I University of North Carolinu 178? 1001 Faculty (14 Sludouls 020 Six I )c |t 11i in en I College, Graduate, Min ing, Law, Medicine, Pharmacy. : : : : : Kiptipment v ?lue 1 :.t $')M0.()')0. Si'v* nt? o i Bill lings. Now Oymn isiuin, Strom.' LI onir/ Societies. ActiveY.M.O A. Broad Cu.turo uud Muni'moss. For uati'loiiiio etc., address '> F. P. VENABLE 1 CHAPEL HILL, - N. C. SCHEDULES C au? W. C. Railway. Schedule lu elleot July 17, 1!H)4 : Dully Except Dally. Sunday. l,v Lau re us .2 07 p m_10 15 a to ar Greenville.'A 25 p UQ.1 00 p in ar Spartnoburg ;i 40 p m hi- Tryon . 5 t)7 p m ar Saluda ? 17 p in ar u* n lers uvideU 20 p m ur Asbeviile 7 16 p ui lv AsbevlUe .7 16 a m lv Henderson villu 8 i0 a m lv Saluda.8 iu a iu 'v TYyon .it 15 a in ur Sparenburg tO 20 a in lv Spuriiiuburg 12 Ol p m lv Greenville.12 l? p m 5 40 a in ar Laurenj .I :t"> p m 8 10 a in lv LAP 1J 13 NI 50 p Ul u Gro ii wo nl .., 2 Hi p in ar Augu la ... 5 21 p m lv Augusta.10 10 a m lv Grooou ood 12 11 p in ar Laurens.1 46 p m Leave Angus'a, tiuhi No >i!l, tbiily rxocot Su'uluy, 2 :tf> p, m : No 118, Son day on y 7 00 a, mi rrlve AHoiiil i'i ?I '50 p. in ; 8 55 a. m.; Charleston 7 10 p ui, 11 5.i h to, lleuufort 0 30 p. to ; |105a i" : Port Hoyal 0 40 p. m., II :!<> .). io Piilhn.in o im helwo n Aucusta and S:? t'tatii'u g For Information in io* L'ii il to rales, i to , odl on or address, 0, II. (i s.| ie, Ag't, Luteen>, S C ; Ceo. T. Uryuu, G in'l Ag't, Gruonville, S. C; E nest Willi im*. Ooiierul P...s senger Ag't, Augusta, Cu. W. 11. Dial. Agent, The Fidelity & Casu alty Co. Dear Sir: I hereby acknowledge re ceipt of Fifty Dollars as pay ment in full, under my roli-| cy of Disability, for recent two weeks' illness. Thank ing you and the company i for prompt and liberal settle ment of my claim and recom mending The Fidelity & Cas ualty for just and honest dealing- to my friends, and the business public generally. Am yours, Most truly, David A. Davis. AUGUST AND~ SEPTEMBER Are the months to sell farm lands. List your property with me and let me find you a pur chaser. j FOR RENT [Store Room now occupied by R. P. Miiam & Co. M. L. Copeland, REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, BONUS. FI UK INSURANCE. EVEN WATCHFUL. A Liltle Care Will Save Many Luiiroiis Headers Future Trouble. Watch I he kidney BUCl'OtlOns See that, they h ive tho amber buo of health', Tho disohsrges no' ixocssivo or Infre quent; Contain no "brlok-duft like" sediment. Doan's Kldoov Pills will do this for you They watch the kidneys ond euro them whon thoy'ro nick. J. H. O'Dell. of Factory Bill, mill hand, snys: "I have ho ?n SUITeiing from bnokrohe for a long while, At times I could not work on eocountof tho ach ing acroFs tbo small of my back and the dull pain pave mo no rest dny or night [ con d not stand straight and if I sat for a bit and altem pled to arlso I had to cateh hold of nomothing to pull my rotf up. Tho secretion* Irom the kid neys were verv rod, full of s'dimont, aflcr they stood for a while. I could not, retain them any length of time und had to rise often at night. I tried sev eral bottles of highly recommen leil remedies and used liniments, but noth ing did me any good until I got a box of Doan's Kidney Pills at the Falmett i Drug Drug Co- and used tliein accord ing to directions. They gavo relief almost at once and since using thorn too kidney eocrotions have gotten elo r and natural and I do nut bavo lo get up at night as I used to, whilo Iho buck oho lias all left me. For sale by all dealers. Prico 50 oft?, Fnster-Mllburn Co.. HulTalo, N. Y., sole agents for tho Unitod Statos, Romember the name -Doan's ai.d tsko no other. About D r a peri e There s nothing in the world will make or mar the appearance of your home so greatly as the Curtains in it. A room fitted with pretty Cur tains is more than half furnished W.U. KNIGHT. U.K. HAU!? knight & hahb, Attorneys at Law. Cf ?V Will praotlco in all tli'' .Statu ami Kedi rn.1 Courts. Strict attention ui >.ll bii Ines?Intrusted to them O llu? ilfi-rttiUlrti, iSlmoiOUrt' Ii illil'i,? Wi' have n Full Slock of the well-known Harquhar Threshers| and Ajax Portabio Ifiiiglnos and can make prompt shipment. Prices Right. Catalog on 1 equest. (11IIBKS M ACHl n kkv C< >., Columbia, vS. C. AMER.& Ifi TRUf58?_ \ Retains tievi if t Jt?lllM u i Col.8 i' We guarantee a lit or money refunded. PALMETTO DRUG CO., Laurens, S. C. L. M. SPEERS Newborry, S. (j. DEAL-ER I INI Marble and Granite MONUriENTS tfj Designsand Estimates furnished on application. HINDIFO THE NEW NERVE TONIC AND KIDNEY CURE. (lonnnpfl (lie Klilnoyo nud Rlmlrtor, nurlflcn the nitKiil. I'tiiM Flosh <>ii thin paopln. StretiRthenH I he Nerve?, Clenrti Ilia Drnlu. Ciiren Nervi hih Doblllty, litHomiiln, Knlllna Memory. ItetMoreH ili<- Vim, Vloor, Vitality null Stronatli < i Youth. In both wcnR Men Ami Wonion. Thin Nrw it. i.s.v nrnrkflllko Mnale, hui lunln sollt tcU-linriiilr< WoIkIi yourself before inking. Prioo, 60 cty-i 12 boxes, SB.OO, by mull. Wo will eheerfullv refiiml the money It von uro uot beiuiitu il. Try It and bo eunvluood. Laurens Drug Co. 000d SPIRITS. ?ooil spirit* don't all ooma from Ken turkey. Their main sour?e i* tho liver and nil tho flni spirits ever outdo Inj thi' 13 uo Grass State oonld not romedy ii bad liver or th? huudred-atid-ona ill effects it produces. You can't hav uootl spirits and a bad liver at the H .me time. Your liver must be in line shape If you would frei buoyant, happy und hopeful, bright of evejight of step,vig orous and Buooeiafnl in your pursuits, Vou ran put your liver In Ins rondl lion by using Green's August I'Mowor the greatest of all medicines for liver and stomach and a certain euro for ?.ii pepsin, or indigestion. 1 r. h.:s been n favorite household remedy lor over thlrty-llvo yoars. August Ploweis will m ko your llvor healthy and rtcllve and thus Insure yon a liberal Rippert of "Good Spirits." Trial size, 25o; regu lar bottles, 75c. At all drtigurlste. V THE stationery you | use is your represanta- ? tive. Does it represent you properly or improperly? If it is attractive, styl ish and of a good qual ity it will create a favor able impression upon the mind of the person who receives the letter. kj' Our stock contains a fine array of boxes con taining the splendid writing paper made by celebrated paper makers. It comes in all colors and tints and in many qualities. -Just now some specially good things at moderate prices. Dodson's Drug Store Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. I have bought out the Livery business of C. S. Fuller. 1 will conduct a First Class Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. Always on hand safe horses and nice turnouts at reasonable rates. Kentucky saddle and harness horses. Give me a trial. J. H. Davis, 'Phone 81. Fuller's Stand riORPHINE Opium, Whiskey and All Drug Habits Cured Without Pain at Your Home. II you are addicted to these habits v? 11 think you will quit it, You won't; you can't unaided; but jou can be cured nod restored to your former health find vigor without pain or the lo?s of an hour from your blisinesi at a moderate v st. Tnc medloino builds up your health, restores your nervous system 10 its normal coodhi n; you feed like a difiVrent person from the beginning of treatment, LEAVING OFF Till", OPJ mSS AFTERTUE FIRST DOSE. VTnu will .soon bo convinced and fully satisfied in your own mind that you will be cured. Mr. T. M, Brown,Ol DetJuG*^ Ark., say-: "Over seven years ago I ?was cured of the opium habit by your medi cine, and have continued in tho very best of health slnco Dr. W. M. Tunstall, of Livingston, Va,, .sayt>: "I am glad to say that I firmly believe that 1 ;,m entirely and permanently otirod of *.ho Drink ?abi?, as l havp nevor ev< d bo much as wanted a drink in any form ?inco I took your erudioator, now eighteen months ago. It was the best, dollar I ever invcstetl " Mrs. VirginiaTdwnsond, of Shfove port, Lft., writer-: "No moiv. opium. I have taken no other remedy than yours and I make no mistake when 1 s:?y that my health Is better now than it ever was In my life, and I owe it to you and your renr dy. It has been twelvo years sinco I was cured by your treatment." For fu'l particular address Dr. B. M. Woolley, 801 Lowndes, Bidg., At la.its, Ga., w ho will send you his book. n. b. Dial- A. C. Todd. DIAL & TODD, Attorneys and Coun sellors at Law. Enterprise Dank and Todd Ollico Build lng. LAURENS, S. O. WintersmiuYs (tili ?b GUARANTCfD 7o c ur n CHILLS DENGUE, AGUE, LAGRIPPE, BILIOUS ELVER Ann ail MALARIAL ILLS. AI your tJrun !itoro. Munt/ re fundjj II It dojs you no ?.iod utttr* lair trial. Bs&ZfS&SEi SIMPSON & CO?PEI Attorneys at Law. Will practice- in all State Courts^ Prompt attontlon givento all business. Dr. Chas. A. Elicit, DENTIST. ^ Law Kani?p. J Special Notice?i have just received a lino line of fall ??nd winter samples Oi all tlio latest styles. Prices to tuilt the tlmos. Pants ma-.lo to order from $1.00 up. Suits mado to order from $1200 up. A lit is always guaranteed! i also Invite you to join my pressing olub, only frl.oo per month. Phon'' lpo, Mln ter bii?.lie,.'. / E. J . ?ANCY, tailor*