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I i The DIXIE CLOTHING an DRY GOODS Sells it for Less SHOES Our store is now filled up to the neck and more goods coming in every day. We have come to your town to do business, and if good goods and low prices is any inducement to you we know you will trade with us, so Friday, September 9th, we are going to have a special day. SPECIAL DAY Friday, September the 9th Our reason for this is that on Saturday our store will be closed up on account of holiday, so we will hold Friday, September 9th a Special Sales day. Our prices will open your eyes, and down all competitors. We want you to call on us and see what we are showing. Your dollar will stretch like rubber. Look over these prices and compare them with others. If we are not cheaper in price and better in quality don't buy it is all we ask. If any article you buy of us is not satisfactory re turn it; we have come to your town to do a straight, honest business with you, and we want your business. Why pay more elsewhere when the same can be bought here for less money. Dress^ Goods All we want is for the ladies of Laurens to come in and see what we are showing ? the prettiest to be had. You will find it here. Prices to down all competitors, which we positively guarantee. These goods are right from the mills ? no old stock. Why buy old stock when you can get new goods here and cheaper? The Dixie Sells it for Less. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER THE 9th SPECIAL. CALICOES Simpson Calicoes, yd.4 c Simpson Prints, yd.4c COTTON CHECKS 5 cents kind, per yd ...3c 8 cents kind, per yd 4 l-2c 10 cents kind, per yd 5 1-2c SHEETING 5 cents kind, per yd.4c 7 cents kind, per yd.5 c 10 cents kind, per yd.6c BLEACHING 5 cents kind, per yd.4c 7 cents kind, per yd.5c 10 cents kind, per yd 6 l-2c GINGHA/YIS 5 cents kind, per yd 3 l-2c 6 cents kind, per yd 4 1-2c 10 cents kind, per yd 6c Hosiery 10c Gray Hose.5c 10c Gray half hose.5c 10c Black hose .5c 10c Black half hose.5c 10c Misses Hose 5 to 9 5c Ball Thread 10 balls for.5c Shirts 50c shirts.35c 25c shirts.19c Collar 10c collars. .5c Percales 10c to 12 l-2c percales 8c Fleeced lined, in 10 different colors the 15c kind at 7 l-2c Damask 35c kind. 20c 25c kind.12 l-2c Fancy Table Cloths 25c kind, per yd.15c Bleaching Fruit of the Loom bleach ing 10c all over the world, our price 8c per yd. Androscoggan bleaching, same as Fruit of the Loom, our price 8c per yd. Shoes (Jome in and see our Shoes. Our shoes makes your fee4 glad. We warrant every pair of our shoes to be as we represent them, or your money back. Come in and let us talk shoes with you, it costs nothing. When in town make our place your headquarters. Men's and Boys' Clothing: This is our strongest department. This is where your dollar stretch es like rubber. Our men's and boys' Clothing is the prettiest to be had and is bought by a man who has been in the business 20 years. A Long Story Short We guarantee you that we will sell you Clothing or anything in our store cheaper than you can buy it etagwhere. We want your business. And if you care to save money don't fail to visit us. THE DIXIE CLOTHING AND SHOE STORE L. A. McCord Building, Between Kennedy Bros', store and T. N. Barksdale's Store. ft ?OOP 8 8 i Now See This $ ?5_s> You have always known that I kept an up-to-date line of Groceries, but I wish you to know just how fresh and nice they are. Now I contend that the man who appre ciates your business is making efforts to increase the value of the service he gives, and as I buy new lots of goods I do so with the determination to climb higher still in the scale of supplying everything that is fit for you to eat. My motto is: "Satisfaction in every Transaction." I appreciate my every customer, large or small, and I do not believe that another concern in the county keeps the stock as I do. I want your business, and if you are ne of my customers now you know that ' e above statements are true; but if you e not one of my customers, become one d I will convince you of the reliability of very claim that I make. I? X? I* I? ? :? :? :? * :? ? S. Bennett I Telephone No 32. m\ Jlm\ Jmi rjfc mim iPh \fm Am 11. '-^ Ml W Ar vAm Am Mi Ml "Ar \ /Is /T^ /V\ /%\ /f\ /m\ /Tn /?s /T. /?n ~/Tw f/is <m\ /?% 7W\ 7?\ /i\ .-fn /fn /f% /v\ /f\ 7fs New Fall Goods 1 H S it The thin flimsy fabric must soon givetrtace for one of heavier texture and preparations are now in order for the change Dress Goods for Fall and Winter wear are shown in great variety in the northern markets. While many weaves are shown Dame Fashion gives Broadcloth the prefer ence, and has decided Brown to be the popular shade. A handsome line of fancy Silks for waist ings and black Taffeta for skirtings just opened. Special care is always taken in the se lection of Black Goods; in this department will always be found choice reliable weaves. Table Linen, Hosiery and Underwear and all other stocks are well represented in lowest market values. Your Inspection is cordially solicited at IW. G. WILSON & CO. ft' Mi ?JL nil' 'ih' Am JL .fci mK Am A' M? M? Ml' ' A' M' I mV '&' M? M' !<&?' %5W?!^\!^^rT^r!/fn/Fn 'Hwf^/tn / rs /f./t>\ >f%, m\ /ws /?\ /w\-b\ /fs >t\ /f\ AMONti OUR FRIENDS. Mrs. T. II. Nelson and Miss Clara Switzor of The Hub returned last week from a trip to Baltimore and Philadel phia. Mr. lt. W. Willis is building a hand some cottage on Soith Hurper Street. J. D. Watts luv3 returned from the mountains. His family is at Saluda. ?T. A . Copeland h making great im provement on his Main Street resi dence. Mrs. ltobort Stewart and daughter, Miss Mamie Stowart of Charleston were in the city the past week, visit ing Mrs. Manson Greor. Miss Rosalie Burton returns lo Ches ter this week, where slio will again teach In the Graded Schools. MissBeulah Balle returned Thurs day from a visit to her sister, Mrs. A. P. Harris, of Norwood, N. 0. Naval Cadet Haskell Dial of Annapo lis, Md., arrifed In tho city Thursday to *pond hffl vacation at home. Kobtrt McDaniel of Duo West was in the city Friday and paid Tin-; Ad vkktiskr a pleasant call. Mr?. T. E. Tedd visited at Ncwberry from Friday until Monday. Miss Martha Johnstono, who has been visiting relatlvos in tho city re turned to Ncwborry Friday. Mcss.s. Arthur and Milton Taylor were in town from Brince'.on Satur day. Mist Lola Willis of Ha?ley, Mis8os Maud and Mabel Bummorell of Clinton and Mrs. M. T. Willis of Uroonville, have been the guests the past week of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Willis. Messrs. R. K. Taylor and Warren Cheek of Princoton wero in the city Friday. Mrs. T. F. Simpson has returned from Augusta, whore she lias been at the bedside of Miss Annie Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. An derson, who has been vory 111. Mr. Robert Davis, Cashier of the Dank of Fountain Inn, was in tho city Thursday, returning from a visit to Virginia. Mrs. H. L Crisp of Cross Hill is vis iting her daughter', Mrs. C. L. and F. L. McDonald of this city. Mr. Henry T. Ferguson of rtpartan burg was In town .Saturday. Mr. It. W. Nash, county Mipor.ntcn dent of education-elect was In tho city Saturday. John Hunter of Cole Point was In town Saturday. Miss Maud Nash of F.deu spent Sat urday In the city. Miss Olivia Ingram, who was the popular milliner at Davip, Roper & Co., last season, arrived in tho city last Fr day and is again in chargo of that department. P. B. Mattin of Youngs was in tho city Saturday. Mrs. R. I*. Milam and children have returned from u visit to relatives at Strothor, Fairfield county. Miss Josephine McSwain, who has been pursuing a special course in French in Pari*?, this summer, arrivod In New York Monday on her return and is expected ut Cross Hill, her home, to-day or to-morrow. Next Tuesday she goes to Dalton, Ga., to take the chair of French at Agnes Scott Institute, a position to which she was olected several months ago. Mrs. John C. Stone is spending some time with her daughtor, Mrs. T. .1. Brown of Nowbcrry. Primary Election. The following is the result of the Primary F.loction hold in Laurons County, on August UOth, li)0l, as tabu lated fand heroby declared by tho County Kxecutiyo Committee, showing tho following persons nominated: Stato Senator?F. P. McGowan. House of Representatives?J. H. Mil ler, W. C. Irby, jr., R. Dunk Boyd. Clerk of Court?John F. Bolt. County Supt. Education ? It. W. Nash. Treasurer?J. H. Copeland. Auditor?C. A. Power. A. C. OWINGS, Chm'n pro tem Go. Ex. Com. Second Primary. There bolng no nomination for tho ofllces of Sheriff, Supervisor, Commis sioners and Coroner, a second Pri mary is hereby ordeied to be held on Tuesday, September 13th, 1HU4, for said ofllces, to bo competed for tho by following candidates: For ShorifT ? T. J. Duokett end J. Thomas Peden. For County Kupervl or?II. B, Hum bert and J. S. Drummond. For County Commissioners?.loo Ku gone B. Hoberls, W. F. Bailey, Messer Babb and W. C. Book. For Coronor?It, 0. Hairston and W. D. Watts. Bulcs observod in tho 11 rat Primary will bo adhored to in the second Pri mnry and the samo Managors will act as in previous election. Gall at Court House for Boxos and Tickets. A. ?. OWINGS, Chm'n pro torn Co. Kx. Com. A Successful Kevlvlal. Bey. I. EEi McDavld, paRtor of tho Prlncoton Baptist Church, assisted by Uov. J. T. Taylor, conducted a most Interesting and vory successful pro tracted meotlng which began Munday August 21st and continued ton days. Nineteen members were rccoived Into the Church, seventeen of whom re ceived the ordinanco of baptism last Wodnoeday. I thank tho Domocratio voters of I.anrons County for their vory Mboral support at tho primary elections of August Mth and sh*ll over appreciate A Card. DYSPEPSIA CURED FREE! Wanted! 100 Genuine Cases of Chronic Dyspepsia, Who will each receive, free of Charge, a regular bottle of the VS. GROVFR GRAHAM REMEDY for DYSPEPSIA. The Grover Graham Dyspepsia Remedy is sold under a positive guarantee that it will cure Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Gastritis or any form of stomach disorder, no matter how chronic or severe. The very first dose removes all distress, tones the weak stomach, pre- ? vents fermentation.and restores digestion. Every nerve and liber of the body depends upon the stomach for its support. When di gestion ceases a slow form of starvation begins, and the vital or gans, deprived of their subsistance, become debilitated. Good di gestion is essential to health, proper assimilation of nourishment means pure, rich blood, strong nerves, sound sleep and makes rffe worth living. The most chronic case of stomach disorder is imme diately corrected by our remedy. Write for Lecture on Dyspepsia, free, S. Grover Graham Co., Newburgh, N. Y. Remember! The Grover Graham Dyspepsia Remedy is Guar anteed to cure, and in evidence of the desire of the proprietors to convince the public of the wonderful remedial properties possessed by this preparation, they have made arrangements to distribute, FREE Ol4" CHARGE, loo of the regular bottles to genuine cases. Cut out this advertisement and present at the druggists mentioned below. LAURENS DRUG CO. LAURENS. S. O. THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY. n-Twrrri ???im Jacksonville, Fla., Charleston, S. C, and New York and Boston, Mass. Tho Favorite Route Between the South and North. Only Au, Water L/iNR Without ChangR. Three or more sailings weekly in either direction. Every convenience known to modern ocean travel. Un surpassed accommodations fur first-class and steerage passengers. Close connections with a!! railroads and steam boat lines out of New York. Most accessible and con venient route for travelers to all New England, Northern and interior points. THKO. G. BQER, G. M. Wm. P.ClYOS&'C')., GenM AgtS. loStite St., New Y.rk F, M. IuoNMONtiicu, Jr., A. G. I'. A., Jacksonville, L?Ta M. B. Uu rcmxso.v, I). K. Si P. A. Charlesto i, .S. C FURMAN UNIVERSITY, (IKI'I-NVII.I.I:. S. C. RDWIN iMcNI-ll. POTBAT, President. Contvsonleadioff to the dogroes o( llachelorof Ar\,i A.) and Master of Arts (M A.) Library, Heading Room, I laboratories. Large and Oom for table normiiorl-s. Expenses reduced to a Minimum. Next session begins Sept. 14. For rooms apply fo Prof. H. T, Cook. Vor Cata'oguo or Information, addross, The Secretary of tho Faculty. WE ARE LOOKING * FOR YOUR ORDERS ' OLUMBIA LUMBER ? MFC CO COLUMBIA S C R. P. MILAM & CO. \our stock and poultry need dosing. Now is the time, pro vided you use the International Stock Food Company's Products* None better on the market. Hero are some of them and the prices: International Stock Food.25c and 50c. Colic Cure..'..50c Gall Curo.25c Poultry Food.25c Louse Killer.,...25c Silver Pine Healing Oil.25c . Now, we will give withe rery 100 pound purchase a premium of 16 pounds of any of the above orodaccb ; and a 25-cts package with every 25 lbs. purchase. This is youi opportunity ; A small investment may prove a profitable one. OUR UNDERTAKERS' STOCK Our Undertakers' ?Stock as usual is complete. We carry everything from the cheapest Coffin to the best METALIC CASES. First-class Hearse win 11 wanted. At night or Sunday 'Phone II. M. Wright or R. P. Milam at their residences. R. P. MILAM & CO., LAUKKNS, S. C. Shingles at a Bargain We have just received three car loads of Shingles and offer them, while they last, at the following low prices. t?5t ? A $2.00 grade at $1.50 per 1000 2.50 grade at 2.00 per 1O00 2.75 grade at 2.25 per 1000 3.00 grade at 2.50 per 1000 No. 1 Cyprus Shingles at 3.25 per.1000 THESE FOR CASH HUDGENS BROS, Laurens - - South Carolina Kennedy Bros. The selection of good seed is very importont. We give special attention to this as well as to other departments of our business. We can (ill your orders for Seed Wheat, Oats, Barley, Rye, Vetch, Clover, Lucerne, Rape, Tur nip and all kinds of good Garden Seeds. WE ARE ANXIOUS TO SELL YOU. KENNEDY BROS BAirV EASE-tho world's bosf. baby medicine-is a prompt, safe, pure und harm los? remedy for all sorts of stomach i\nd bowel troubles of babies and children. Keep it al ways on hand-you can rely upi>n It. At all goo eft druff Moron, 25c. Manufactured by LAIvy l?\ft*R CO., Maon. ua.