The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, January 13, 1909, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
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AT (?ay iiarksdalk
Doings of the ?arksdalc People ami
Their Visitors Daring Ibc
Happy Yulctide.
Barksdalo, Jan. 11.?The Christmas
holidays wore spent very lively Blnce
thero woro so many visitors in town.
Mr. S. B. Henderson aad family will
move away In about two weeks. Mr.
Henderson has already resigned his
duty of postmaster and Mr. Ross
Tower has that in charge now.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Browning
of Goldvllle, visited Mrs. Browning's
parents a portion of the Joyous yulo
tide.
A very brilliant occasion of the Rea
son was the Christmas tree given by
the Sunday School of Highland Home
church on Christmas eve. The church
was beautifully decorated in holly,
mistletoe and ferns. The tree was
crowded with many gifts, and a nice
box of articles seal to the Connie
Maxwell orphanage of Greenwood.
Mr. Eugene Burns entertained his
friends on the last night Of Christinas
and was u very enjoy a bio occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. K. KJ. Putnam, of Vir
ginia Institute, Bristol, Va., sponi Ilm
Christmas vacation in town, vlsltina
relatives and friends. This was Mrs.
Putnam's first visit to Barksdale.
Miss Adelaide Harper returned last
Sunday after spending two weeks at
home in Kings tree.
Miss Mae Henderson, of Manning,
and Miss Carrie Henderson, of Clin
ton, stayed some time with their par
ents during Christmas.
Miss Corinne Putnam spent the hol
idays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
W. A. Putnam, Of this place. Miss
Putnam was ill most of the time dur
ing her stay, and was not nhle to par.
ticipate in the Hocial gayities of the
season. She left Monday to re-enter
Virginia Institute, Bristol. Va.
Messrs. Arthur and Hoy Putnam of
Greenville were here from Friday un
Iii Sunday.
Mr. 10. V. Garreti, of Prince. West
Virginia, returned last Friday to re
sume his duties there.
Mr. Eugene Burns who i:< attending
school this winter at Fur man Univer
sity left Monday, after (spending a
pleasant vacation with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Burns.
Cloth nil Wool und Paint all 1'hImI.,
Is cheaper than shoddy cloth or shod
dy paint. The L. & M. is Zinc Motu I
made into Oxide of Zinc combined with
pure White Lead, and then made into
paint with pure Linseed Oil in thous
and gallon grindlngti and mixings.
Wears lon>;: actual cost only ? 1.20 per
gallon.
.1. H. & M. L. Sash, Laurens,
Clinton Pharmacy, Clinton,
L. & M. Paint Agents.
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A Noeu Pound Tornip.
Mr. J. M. Sumerel of the Alma sec
tion of the county brought us In n
seven pound Purple Top turnip. lie
says he has raised six-pounders be
fore, but this is the first time he has
grown one weighing as much OK
seven pounds.
A NJglll Uhler'* Haid.
The worst night riders are ealomel.
croton oil or aloes pills. They raid
your bed to rob ymi Of rest. Not so
with Dr. King's New Life Pills. They
never distress or inconvenience, but
always cleanse the system, curing
Colds, Headache, Constipation, Malaria
L'.'> cents at Lnurens Drug Co. and Pal
metto Drug Co.
Hot Supper at Trlnltj Itirige.
The Ladles of the Trinity Ridge
community will give a hoi supper on
Friday night, January Kith, beginning
at '. o'clock, at Trinity Ridge school
house. Turkey and oysters and other
edibles will be served at ronsonnbh
(tl'lCOS. The proceeds Of this enter,
tainment will t\o to a fund for repair
Infi Trinity church. All MO cortllftll}
invited to attend.
Diamonds
On Partial Payments.
A small aniounl down and a little each
month will soon
Buy a Diamond
You will have it paid for before you
know it, and with the money you
would have thrown awa>.
Besides
You know the quality and the weight
of the Diamond you buy from tis.
We sell the beat and at rea
sonably low prices.
Fleming: Bros.
JEWELERS.
NOTICR
-or
COUNTY TREASURER.
Tho l ooks ot the Couniy Treasurer
wlH bo open for the collection of State
County iiml commutation Koud Taxes
for fiscal year, 1908, at tho Treasurer's
Oilico from Oct. 15th, to December
.list, 190$. After December 31st one
per cent, will bo added; after January
ist. two per cent, will be added; and
after February 2Sth, seven per Cent,
will be add d till the 15th day of
.March, when the Books will close.
All persons owning property hi
more than one township are requested
to call for receipts in each of the sev
eral townships ill which the properly
is located. This is Important, as
additional cost and penally may he
attached.
All able-bodied male citizens, be
tween the HgOS Of 21 tUld CO years af
age, are liable to nay a poll tax of
$1.00, except old soldiers who are e:<
ompt at 50 years ot ;n;e. Commuta
tion Road Tax $1.00 in lieu of road
duiy. lioad Tax to bo paid by the
1st day of .Mandi, 1901?. Other taxes
to be paid at the time slated above.
Prompt attention will be glvon
those who wisii to pay their Taxes
through the mall bj chock, money
order, etc.
Persons Bonding in lints of names to
h?* taken oft' are requested lo forward
them early, always giving their town*
ships, us the Treasurer Is very busy
durlag tie month of December.
The Tax levy Is a;; follows:
Slate Tax . 5\6 mills.
Ordinary County Tax .... HVtf mills.
Special Itaidroad Tax .... I'4 mills.
Road Tax . 1 1 j> mills.
Constitutional School Tax :'. mills.
Past Indebtedness . IVj mills.
Total . 10 mills.
Special Schools.
Laurons Township.
Laurens No. 11 . li mills.
Trinity-Ridge No. l . i mills.
Maddens No. L' . 2 mills.
Narnie No. :; . 2 mills.
Dailoy's No. I . - mills.
Mills No. C. 2 mills.
Oak tlrove No. t! . 2 mills.
Youngs Township.
Youngs No. L' . 2 mills.
Fountain Inn . "h .... 10 mills.
Lanford No. I" . 2's mills.
Orn No. 12 . 2 mills.
Dials Township.
llreea Pond No. 1 . 3 mills.
Hhlloh No. :: . 2 mills.
Gray Court-Owlngs No. 5. 2 mills.
Barksdale No. <; . 2 mills.
Sullivan Township.
Prlncton No. l . mills.
Tumbling Shoals No. ?'. .. 21., mills.
Breworton No. 7 . :'. mills.
Sullivan Township Railroad
Bonds . "> mills.
Waterloo Township.
Waterloo No. It . 2 mills.
.Mi. Gallagher No. 1 . mills.
Bolhlehoin No. 2 . 2 mills.
Mkom No. ..' 2 mills.
Ml. Pleasant No. C . 2 mills.
Cross Hill Township.
Cross Hill No. 13 . .". mills
Cross Hill S. F. 2'/t mills.
Cross Hill No. I, 2, 1
High School . % mills.
Hunter Township.
Clinton No. R . 2 mills.
Mountvllle No. 10 . 2V4 mills
1. 1). MOCK.
County Treasurer.
October 8. 1908?td.
Notice to the Public.
The Ball property on Hampton St.
has beoa posted repeatedly hut in
spite Of thai fact, the family are much
annoyed by trespassers. Particular
ly is this the ease on Fridays and Sat
urdays When the boyS gO Oil the place
in troop1* with dogs and somctimns
guns, and givo great trouble. The
dogs run the poultry. !<iil It, and the
fowls either disappear or return to
I he yard with wings broken by gun
shots. Wo dislike extremely to be
unpleasant hut if sucii constant and
(Ingrnnl trespassing continues, we will
have to resort to law.
M. Ii. Copelaiid.
Farmers* I'll ion Rally.
There will be a Farmers' Cnlon ral
ly in tho Cotll'l house on Friday the
stli dny of January. There win be
prominent speakers here. Turn out
brother unionists and let us begin the
New Year in earnest. Let every
1'iiioii bo fully represented.
W. a. Baldwin. See.
PROTECTION against loss by fire
you should insure with a re
liable company through are
liable agent. We would be
glad to furnish you with
rates and full particulars re
garding the ins and outs of
Fire insurance.
E.H. WILKES & SON
COMPANY?
STOCKS, BONDS
4-. Luw Ranffc
l^aurens, S. C.
Time Tells!
Its only a question of time
until the
NicKols' Stxxdio
will bo represented in and re
cognize by almost, every home in
Laurcns county.
The Nichols' Photo
has an individuality that places
in a class alone and we striv : l?>
improve on every sitting.
Sittings made on the darkest
days and all work delivered
promptly.
RIGTURE
FRAMES
Any size, any style, any price
Dlt. CLIFTON J0NKS
Dentis!
Office in Simmons Building
Phone: Olfiee No. 80; Residence ~.
T. C. TURNER, JR.,
ATTORN K Y-A T-L, A W.
Will practice in all State courts
Prompt attention given to all businoi
Olfice in Enterprise Bank building.
Chamberlain's Cougli Rsmecy
Cures Coldi. er. u;> r.iul VVhooplnu ?. otiKh.
No
Time
Wasted!
This is a quick service Drug
Store. YVe want you to feel when
you come to this store that we au anx
ious to wait upoil you the instant you are
ready togivc your order. Von never have to waste
time here. (>ur business tint is to serve you quickly.
Dodson-Edwards Drug Co
Hi o 1
B
Dotter way could you save than by bu,> i'it.
INDUSTR1AL POLICY :
Cj
You know the Premium rates of Southeastern
arc VERY LOW ?
You
Will be pleased with a contract in South Can lin
Old Line (lomnam .
Save ?
4oney for yourself and protect your family by bu;
which Qives vou PROTECTION KRK1?.
BROADDUS ESTEi
DI ST RIOT AGENT
8GX 27?
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STORE
Laurens, .' .' .' S. C. I
Tust received a lot of l?ine I;
Beardless Harley for Spring &
sowing at S2.00 per bushel. 8
I'lace your order early for ?
Unknown Peas. Wc have B
Kin in slock and are going |y
to sell them?il w ill lie to
your interest to see I S '<i
fore you buy, Molnssc!
1'lour, Meal, Bacon, Sugai
Coffee, etc. Voii Ii 1 vc to Rj
eat?wc have to sell -von
have the lUouoy?-wc Have
the goods. |j
Let us have your trade on %?
?
business principles. I'oi
cash or on trood security.
A Sure Cure for Piles
Mr. V. 8. Randall .1 No. ?<> K.m Main Si.,
I... v N V . u - V ll.at llloodlnc Ointmci.t Im
1 r'.-.en efficacious In .11 lubborn cue ol 1'iW-* and
Rectal pbauren vheic cv?iylniAi; elM has l.xilad.
i Blondine ' Mntmenl i?s< IH on a positive guaranty
10 < lira 1'ilea or moi.ry b ? k
ii the mor.l healing il?f in the world. I? will pot
(lively run cult, bum . r?ld lores, ecietua ??'.ter,
?alt rheum ami all ikln diseased.
Found nt Last
? cur* lot Kciema. Mr* Charles lilanchard of
Philadelphia, Pa , write* that she had suffered for
many yean ?Ith llii* terrible disease and lud tried
remedy nftei remedy (or it, but <?uld not find a
Cure, until the vtas advised 10 try tlloodina Oiot
inent, and to her gieat surprise one box helled up
nearly all of the old sores, and tlia second box
completely cured her 50t ? bot by mail.
Illoodin: Liver l'illi iure Constipation. t?,e. a
box.
DR. I*. F. POSB\
Laurent*, s. c.
(Letter to Mr. r\ ft. Kail?
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