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DISTINCT KKVFEiii. , ... Appointments of Presiding ci.i,, li ??mi fur (lie |';IS| U?Hn,|, The District Conferences , which Rev. w. m. Duncan will , are on the following dates as nounced by the Christian Advot at. Buncombe St.. morning, Dec < - Paul, night. Doc. Weal Orcon'vi;: Brandon, Dec. Sampson a., Bethel, Dec. 13; Gray Court. Dsc. i. 20;Hampton Ave., morning. !>?<?. 27 Monaghan and Woodsldo, night, Dot 27; deer, .Ian. 2, ;!: South (.Sroor Franklin. .Ian. 2,3; Fountain Inn. .1; 11 10; Clinton. .Ian. |?, |7j |. First Church. .Ian. 2::.2i; Laurens ( i. cult. Holmes St.. Jon. 2'J. 2 i; Traveler! Rest. Jan.- 30, 31 : Liberty, Feh. .... Easley, /ion. Feb. 13. 1 1; C.reenvllh Circuit, Fellowship. Fob. ?_'>>. 21; Phd mont. night, Feh. 21; North Pickcus Mt. Bethel, Feh. 27. 28; Pickens Hellt lehem, Feb. 2s. Ma r. >. Ill Health is More p.xpcn.sivc Thai nnj Cure, This country is now lllled with pet) pie who migrate across the cnnlinciii in all directions seeking thai win.: gold cannot buy. Nino-tenths of tin 11 are suffering from throat am! Iuuk trouble 01 chronic catarrh re suiting from neglected colds, and spending furl lines vninl> iryinr 1.? re Knill lo I health, ('mild ever; . er Inn undo the pa. 1 and ctin tint first neglected cold, all ti ts . row pain, anxiety and expense 1 ould hnvi been avoided. Chamberlain's Coin Remedy is famous for its eines 01 colds, and c: 11 always he depended upon. I'se n and the more serious diseases may he avoided, . -.1!. by the Laurcns Drug Comp ny, Old Negro Wninni I? it Waterloo. Dec. lo. "Aunt" lonnic Grant, colored, said t<. he 107 years old died here yesterday after a ; illness. She was I he ol lest in this section and prior In her ill was in perfect health. << ilhl do :t ! ' housework and thread a in ? die 11 \< ii as anyone. It is said on n<>od authority, t 1 ' has twenty or more greal graiul cl dren. For Kc/eina, Tell, r ami ?:;' IHu The intense itchil ??. < nil of these ailments is almu l lust allayed by t'hnmli lain't Many .severe cases I avi been by it. For sah- by 1 .11111*011 I): aI 'o Prohibition and Ittisiuess. A furniture man of Laurcns stiitl 1 ? other day that his business had h vlsably affected for llie belter in ? the dispensary was closed, Tho who hay furniture on lite in i dn plan now meel their obligation: tfiit urday nights instead of throwinj t'n ii earnings away at the bar. Chief 01 Police lb-id. of Clinton, say.- that ? ?? .situation here is greatly im pro ed takes very much i,vss (rouble t.> pn serve order than when whiskey was flowing Into our tow n from Laurcns. Clinton Chronicle. How (hie Doctor Slieeessfullj Trent Pneumonia, ??in treating pneumonia." says Di \V. J. Smith, of Sanders, Ala "tl ? only remedy I use for Ihe Inn? 1 Chamberlain's Cotigli Iteniedy. While of course. I would I rent other synip loins with different medit ines. I hut used this remedy many limes ill inj medical practice and have yel failed 10 lind a case where II has 110I eon I rolled the trouble. I have used I myself, as has also my wlf< for cough and colds repeatedly, and I niosl will ingly and cheerfully recomm 'nd II superior to an: other couch renied> to my knowledge." For sale by tin Laurens Drug Company. The worst dishonesty i-; linnesij for policy's sake Why pay more- when you can gel not only 0(1 line large cups of Dr Shoop's Health Coffee from a 2? cei package - bin a Coupon oil a reuli slivered "No* Drip" C0IT00 Strain besides? Look for the Coupon 1 put them In now. The snlisfaclI m is. besides most perfect, Sold by .1. M. Phllpot, .lust because you can uol inalo everybody happy on Christ inns Ii 1 reason why you should not lr.\ make somebody happ> The old fashioned wi > ol doslnu 1 weak stomach si lliiulatillg Heart or Kidneys Is all wrong. Dl Shoo]) first pointed Olli (Ills 01*1*01 This is why his prescript ion Dr Shoop's Restorative Is directed en liroly to the cause of these ailment the weak inside or controlling nerv. 11 Isn't st? (Hfllcult. says Dr Shot strengthen a Weak Stomach, Ih iri or Kidneys, If one goes ill ii ?r*orre< ll Koch inside organ hit Its oontrolh ? or Inside nerve. Wlicn these nerve* full, then those organ; mm * falter. These vllal Iruths tire lead ing druggists every w here Hi til and recommend Dr. Shoop' i. HVe. Test it a few (ho. ? a I ? Improvement will peon ly follow. Hold by Ihe PallliOllO Drill Company. Hog killing season and the good old days of bnel bom rib ami jow ls. Make > our Ii n w;i(er, Mr. City mini? Had a ( lose ( all. Mrs. Ada L ('room. Ihe w known proprietor of Ihe Croom Ih 1 Vaughn, Miss., says: "For months I suffered w ith 0 severe et unit consumption seemed ;<> have 1 grip on 1110, when a friend re. mended Dr. King's Neu IH teovei I In gan taking it and tin. <? hoi lies affected a complote cure." Tin fame of this life sa\ lllg cough and cold remedy, and lung ai d Ihioal healer is world wide Sold III lll< Palmetto Drug Company and 1 In i.aureiiK Drug Company " ***oni ami $1.00. Trial bottle free. Decrease in Police ; mil ruses. 'Iii following item fi-Jln the Atlanta ? <?'. .. '. ihrows some li( t i the li city: HUei ,; ? 'i ihe it tint hi* r <?? ' ?' t reorder") com t or I mont - of tin' year I..0S a < ma .i i correspond ing peril..! in \ at jj,i)7( shows a diminution in i'..- number of cases, not only with i . .,, those of drunk* unoss. ... ;egards general disorder. ' ni . ?? j remarkable, "?''or tin first nhi months of 1!Hi7 ..." drunkonnos8 i * i cases handled imtnhi rod I ft ,086, while luring I ><| of this year the nhi 1 r uses (if drunkenness was I nid I 'total of al elusos handled i ubborn things, and tin ? ? itudoubl '1 proof of ' n il moss of iirohlbllIon. In the inaiter <c di enkennesa alone, there . .nhovu foer thin ? as many eases lafii year :? compared ivll!i tbe first nine mouths ol the pros nl year. There st I leer of r?U per cent as regit '-i i 11 cm ? docketed. To be >'\;, i this in' mure of decrease would 1 >ui inj: . ".? pel h I ?>: i hiriy days from .: - i.!:!'id i|a.\ of N'n\ . inber. (lie .... di pen .: iiid iln.i nl I)ecember( Iber. <\ . mil.* one arresi for drunken ness as agallisl eighteen for the period hi'Mi Irl li'ivS tu ii n elose ('in. ?:. ? .ii !. . .! ? ressing ticki 'i'. ? otigiiH g i i|itl ' uid cor)niii Itelp ?'<,;.: D.'. : oup's Co mi ' ?meily. tin a< etiunl < 1 ; I I ? . irt sis ovory ? fa wiring Dr. Shoop's Cough ;. on! i ;?> l.v free from O.-di (inn. or i ny other stu ? i uder leaves of i.e. lug niotiiitafnous s!n i .; Dr. Shoop's. I 'oiigh Item edy ! .loa. Those 11 a\'t i tu t aim the i: ! lo soothe. ... ? bronchital ?. ;.i. for sate ij deinand Dr. .? ; . fi i t freedom ? ? ? i babes Sold k\ ?liildren to \ud Ott tt V here Ittith '.- I lew. i of N. Y.. a . ? ei ? .. n . v. (id lost a ? . ? i I'!..' good i * hnvi done Is worth ? ii hi'i red ..Mar.-, to me . e ? y il;;e'ortng for ,r ?'? i roubh . to I it 11?. pa i,.. . tie i i ried Rico I rl Diners, ami ll * i. ni I now inke ihem six ti Did II'.oy !? i?0p die strong and well.' ? ' . als the '.aureus I in . ( 11in] un.*. ml the 1'nlmcllo Drui i hation in I I "i's <.f tdniiuistrailou. Tlie .* tale i. Soul h < !arollnn, i'. al i. i v i. I /.in i'(*ns. |5y D. (!. ... . i I'rohale Judge: v ; ? <:. v\r,iis made nil (o me to gi nl her I .el lers nf Ad Uiinist rut ion I) ii i. i noii of the Ka la) ? effect > . ?. .lohn I III r> Wat is; ? ". ihoi. ??. io cite ami ad mou'*-! singular the kindred i.t . ..al .lohn (!ar> ihey lie ami ri|i ili" Court of Pro ' >|i . Iieid ill I intens C. II.. S. ('.. in. I'm .. d:i> ... December, next, nf ..?'.'.? n il i ei ? .. . at I i O'clock :n 11?. .i noon. |o ihn*A cause, if any ihe.? a. ? ivh> ? ?? said tidmillislrn aiiled. (. i I \ i n Under my ha ml this Stil day of I) n i ionihii loos. 11 (i, Thompson, ,i. I?, I. c. if yoti cannot give anything else, have ii mil" and .? ord of eheoi'i \ ii ullh.i family* in. ... ? . ! i njo.v ed good l>e: It'll In an H- lug Dr King'. Now I'ilis. three years nan " ay 1 Hurtle', of lturitl HoUt ' I- tSnllfnt'd. Maine. The.*. ?I. : unt and toni tlie nyslehi in a gou i ii ; lie I ii- D. n t iiupiiliy and al ('hi i i ma i It in iucipaliy in the iiupauu A ii.l ?? ? i' l." ; ii ipy if Sauia brin us an extra brill' sllaootidorsi AFTER THE GRIPPE Viliol 4?JBtorod This Man'? H tr on *r;th "Several yeai ; ' was at lacked by t overt) < ise of ,?,; 11?i?:'? which left mo (i*111) a hacking cough, soreue -? in my . hi id, rind l ien, hills. I look neatly re i.'. kind of cough syrup sold on the marl . i m< dlclho given me by l received no permanent relief until my druggist asked Hie to t;y Vlnol, and inking three bottlort l was entirely cured, I bcllovo Vlnol to ho the greate-.t hi, s in" fVOi* 6fl i> d io the public, as ii ihios v hai Is claimed for it." It. It. . *i h ? reason Vin?l ein ., chronic . ii.-. (old: ami pulmonary lroubles i 1 >( .:ii II coutrillil l< :ii" iron and III ll ? healing and body building ele i of cod liver oil bui no oil. \ inol is i n ex< oiled as n strength huihter for old peopio, delicate children, weak and run-down persona, and after olcxneso, The Lam ens Drug Co. Miss Agnes Gertrod? Keefe of No. 320 Main St., West Everett, Mass., says: " Atxjut six months ago I had no appc tite, no ambition, no Strength, and In fact seemed to be gener ally all run down and worn ovit. an 1 my physician advised nte to give up working and lake a few months vacation, but as thw would necessitate giving up my position as stenographei foi one of lloston's leading wholesale houses, 1 did not care t<> do that; but one day p friend of mine advised mo t<> Like '* Bio? d> lne," as it had built her up and given her a good appetite. In fact, she said she peked right up from almost the first dose; so I finally tried it, and it did just as she said it would. It gave me a good appetite, strength and energy, and I shall rec ommend it to all my friends. Mail orders filled promptly Large bottles 50c. Bloodine Liver Pills euro Constipation ; 26c. a box. Sold and guaranteed by Dr. B. F. POSEY Laurens, S. C. Flannels S Scarlet Twills Medicated. White W??ol Twills. Plain all wool yard wide in while. Kxtra heavy yard wide Cotton Fleece. Hosiery Ladies' black wool Hose. Ladies' black fleeced lined cotton. Misses' fine ribbed. Boys' heavy ribbed extra weight. Underwear Ladies'scarlet and white wool in separat? pieces. Ladies' white fleececf cotton ribbed. %q Children's Union .Suits. ^ ? Heavy fleeced Shetland Suits and l)rawcr> . Men. ^ $ W. G. WILSON & COMPANY | Real Estate Offerings ?? acres of land, with dwelling, good tarn and out-buildings, m ar Owings. .?riee $3,500; terms made easy. loo acres of land, with live room I welling, :'.-room lemiut house, koo?1 >ui buildings, near Hickory Tavern, hill Ivan township, Price 115.00 per icro. '?>'?? acres of land in town of Lan "ord, with live-room dwelling. Price $1,500. 59 acres of laud in town of [.anford, .vitli tenant lions, at $50.00 per aero. .'?J acres of land in town of Cray Com**, dwelling aud outbuildings, p $r>Q per acre. II acres of land in one mile of the aii of Gray Court, with two dwell ? us. Priee $lu per acre, 3-18 acres of lend near Rabuu ('reek 'hurcli, S-room dwelling, three tenant louses. Price $32.50 per acre. 12(i acres land 2,'u miles from IJarks iale station with dwelling and out buildings; lidior.se farm in cultivation; line pasture and well timbered. Price 53,000. 60 acres of ball* mile from Dial's church with dwelling and outbuildings, with hi acres in cultivation, iu acres of line bottom land. Priee $1,800. 17:t acres of land in Dial's Township, known as the Wham plaee, bounded bv lands of W. M. Deck, Win, Wham and it. A. Nash, with good dwelling, tenant llOUS IS and three horse f irm in cultiva tion, See this property for there is n bargain for you. Priee $4,000. H I tc as near Friendship church, good dwelling and outbuildings. Hounded by lands of W. It. Cheek. I"). Woods and others. Price $2,500.00. 142 acres of#lnnd, bounded by estate of J. l{. Switzer and Simpson estate, with dwelling, 2 tenement houses and good OUtbullding8, Price $20per acre. 1 acres land and nine room dwelling, servant's house, in town of Gray Court. Prico $2600. 53acres of land in one mile of Green Pond church, bounded by landsof R, C. Stone, Robert Woods and others, with i six room cottage, tenant house, line I wired-in pastures. !?.'{."> per acre. Sin acres in .'.aureus township, bound ed by lands of W. A. Mills, \V. A. Simpson Ludy Mills and others, nice dwellings, well supplied with tenant homes. This farm will be divided Into ; 50 acre lots if so desired, ranging in [ price from $25 to $50 per acre or will noil tl 0 whole for $32,000.00 6.32 acres land fronting North Harper street jusl outside corporate limits, j with -room dwelling. Price $3,000, I . !(?:. acres near Ml. Olive Church. Waterloo township, known as part of tin Washington place, two dwelling and 1 in eessary out-buildings. Price $15.00 I nor acre. ">?'!!? acres land 2 miles of Tumbling Shoals, nine room dclling, good barn and outbuildings, 10 tenant houses, well timbered, 1 l-horse farm in cultivation. Prico per acre $35, :{1 acres land bounded by lands of W. R. Cheek, Jno, Smith, D. Woods and Others; has good dwelling and out build ings. Price $1,300. 115 acres of land Dial's lownship known as tho old Wham's homestead wilh dwelling and out-buildings. I'ric? $27.50 per acre. 200 acres of land one mile of Dial's church; "> tonnul houses $30 per aero. Terms made easj. 205 acres in Fnirviow town hip Green ville county, near Cedar Kali . hounded by John Terry, Clyde Willis, John Pod en and others, three dwellings close to church ahd due school. Price sis.o per ac re. 7 lots suitable for laiilding purposes, in tho town of Kimpsonvillo; prices made right. 115 acres land, known a the old Wham homestead or "Wham' Lawn," with dwelling and out buildin ?-. I'rice $27.50 per acre isn acres of land in two miles ol Waterloo, with dwelling ami out build ings. Price $2,250, 127 acres land in Sullivaii township, 0 room dwelling, good out buildings, 1 tenant home. Price 10 p -r acre. 27 acres land bounded bv ,1. <'. < Iwiuj and J. It. Willis. Price 30 acres land hounded by hinds id Thomas Armstrong and John Draydon Dwelling and outbuildings, I'rice per acre. 12 acres bounded by hill Is of tin Badgetl farm. J. O. I ?. I leniing, W. J. Copclnnd, one dwelling and out build ing. I'rice $2,250,00 eii acres at Gray t'i il l, broom house und out building, bounded bj land ol E. T. Shell and M. II. It ir Iii e |>i, , $(>0 per acre. Seven room house and l\ 0 acre lul town of Gray Court, liv lern build. Price 2,500.00. 500 acres of land within is ihili I.aurens, li\f miles of i linloii, with dwelling and four tenant hou.?< acres in cultivation, balanci in ,vood land. Terms made easy at $20 per at re. 08 acres land near Walls Mills,] bounded by s. <). Leak and M. A, Knight, 1 tenant Inn;.-. Price $10 | el acre. 200 acres land, bounded h\ lands "I Mrs. Jesse ToagUc. Iii". Watts, Dr. Fuller, dwelling and len .? ? ?;???! ? I horse farm in cultivation. ! rid $5,000.00. OS acres land miles Gray Court, hounded by lands of J. II. Godfrey, John Armstrong and others. Priee $1,050.00, 200 acres land, Waterloo township, bounded by lauds of estate id W. T. Smith, J. It, Ander mi and Salud i riv er, i'rice $2,500.00, 100 acres of land in Young: town !.i;>, 11 room dwelling, tun tenanl I good barn, i'rice $2.250, 255 acres of land in Waterloo town ship, known as the John V, "? . ??' ? with dwelling ami out-build Price $1.700. 547 acres land | mile.- of Lmirens, bounded by lands Mrs. Htirgess, Hob Brown, Jno. Mndd< n and other;*; (I l< n ant houses; 7 hors< farm In e iltivation. Will be cut Into lol . of 100 acre. ? ell, Price $20 per ftCl'i . J* N. Leak Real Estate, Stocks and Bonds. Gray Court, ;'. f / BE ?HR THAN MILS im L8YEK ILLS. ? *E? A. H. Lewis Medicine Co., #? <>? * St Louis, Mo. For Sale by Palmetto Drug Co. Before Christmas. Now don't get rattled, but bin your Toys. Dolls, Trains, Beds and Tables Before the Rush You want Books ? We have them from 12 cents to $3.00?for wee folks as well ;is for young and old folks. 3 Please do not send off for goods until you have seen our slock. Will be wide open December 1st. i Palmetto Drug Co. V\sVVVVVVVVV*-V.?>VV#VVV*VVVVV J No new Hands at the ^ Bellows. V 1 rr We have on hand fresh from the long-leaf piney woods tho best line of Siding, Ceil ing and Flooring ever brought to Laurens for the money?from $1 to $2.50. Call and see us on this subject and sec the ma terial and we can size you up in both qual ity and prices. For lime, hard plaster, cement, laths, shingles, paryoid Rooting, sash, doors and blinds, call to see US and we can satisfy you also. We thank our friends of every race and color for their patronage in the past, and hope to merit your continued favors. Respectfully, rfc > V < 7h I H. E. Gray & Son $ cam 1 4 FREE! Do \ on sell cotton ? Do you sell cotton seed ? Do you hire cotton pickers? If so, call and gel oiu "i <>ur Cotton Manual >, a valuable book foi cotton producers .m<l buyer*?. They are I'RKK and we- want t<? distribute llicin, so do not hesit ic lo couie in and ask fur oiiu. Enterprise Bank Laurens, S. C.