Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION. Little Miss Louise Smith, dnuRhte! of Mr. und Mrs. Fleming Smith, who has been seriously illwith pneumonia is now out of danger und rapidly re covering. The nurse, who had the ease in charge, left Sunday for Co lumbia. Mr. it. W. Sexton, formerly or Pel zor and latterly of Greensboro, is now in charge of the drug department at Dodson-Ed wards Co. Mr. Sexton is ??? graduate in pharmacy; ho is a na tive of I n'on. Mr. .'. T. Compton, formerly of Lau- I rens county, whs in the >iiv last WOeU Visiting his mother ?.?!) route two. Mr. Compton Is now superintendent r.!' the oil mill at Crawford, da. Mr. .1. A. Plpi r of Durham! N. C is in tlie city doing some roofing at the Lauren:, mills. Mrs. Plpor also is here, ami ti ey are making their home at the Oilkorson house. Mr. 13. U. Cu< is of Walhalla was a ' visitor in the city last week. Mr. T. A. Drummond of Lanford was in the city Moudaj. Mr. .1. T. Power was here from Dry. son on Monday. Mr. Qeo. F. Dul'oh of Gray Court was in the cits Friday. Capt. W. S. Langford was here Mon day en route for Atlanta. Prof. 1 13. Curry of Greenwood wan in the city Monday. Mr. Pierce P. Irhy has accepted a position as clerk in the Walls mil! nftlccs, assistant to Mr. Thos. I. Swy gert. % .Mrs. Joseph T. Johnson returned to | her homo in Spartanburg on Monday. Mr. B. It. Wilkes left Monday for Charlotte to consult n specialist. Mr. Wilkes has been unwell for some time and his friends hope that (his trip will be entirely successful. The railroad companies are putting in a now floor a', the station eating house. Mr. Barle Wilson, after quite a pro tracted illness, is again able to he out. Sheriff M. M. On ford of N'ewherry was in the city Monday on business. Quite a crowd of people were in the City Monday, that being (he Or.-1 falr weathor day in over a week. A number of music lovers of this city were disappointed in their wish to hear Madame Calve in Columbia Monday evening. This noted singer I) came ill in Savannah Sunday and her engagement at Columbia was cancelled. The Helping Mam's society of this city, though Mrs. U.Fleming JoilOS, lias contributed $5.00 to the Italian eai Unmake sufferers. Miss Leila Pane, teacher in the Cross Mill schools, spent. Sunday in t ie city. Notice of Stockholders' Meeting;. You will take notice 111 the annual meeting of tho stockholders of the Enterprise Bank. Lauren?. S. ?'.. will ">e held in its office on Tuesday, Jan larj" 26th, 1901', at 3.00 o'clock, p. m. , N. B. DIAL. Presideut. . Oxide of Zinc?Wim! I? it! Ita the wearing quality of tho L. & I M. Paint wh.lle white lead is the elas tie quality of L. & M. Paint. Wears I 'ally fifteen years on outside of house. Posts ready for use about $1.20 per gallon. J. 11. ? M. L. Nash, Laurent,. ('Hilten Pharmacy, Clinton, I5&26 L. & M. Paint Agents. Some men moke both ends meet by dining on oxtail soup and beef ton gue. You will gel n good nights test il you have a good mattress on your bed. ? That Is the kind you will get from US. ' See our line before you buy. s. M. ..<:? B. II. Wllkeo & Co. Good Rubbers for Every Such weither as we've been | having, and lots of Men, Women and Children out without Rubbers. Shoes ruined and fee', wet. Colds contracted, mid all the ills that befall, when one goes out without Rubbe Rubbers for Men 75c to $1.50. Rubbers for Women 50c lo S^e. Rubbers for Children 40c to 60c. We've all the good styles in Rubbers that we can guarantee, No bargain sale trash. Everything, that's good for the feet, during the Winter season. COPELAND'S The One Price Store. Cus tomers Shoes Shiaed FREE. LICENSE FOR HAWKERS \M> Py virtue, of an Art of the General Assembly of the State of South Caro lina, therefor providing, tho County Hoard of Commissioners for Laureus County. State aforesaid, do hereby fix the following License Foes to bo paid I by hawkers and peddlers doing busi ness in said County for and during tho year a. D. ma:*, to wit: For Foot Peddlers, Fifteen Dollars; for Peddolrs In one-horse wagon. For t> Dollars; Peddlers in tWO-horso wagon. Sixty Dollars; Peddlors of Stoves and Hanges, ihe Sirs! vvagoll Sixty Dollar, and for each additional wagon Forty Dollars; Peddlers of Clocks, for tho fust wagon Thirty Dollars; Peddlers of Lightning Hods, for the first wagon Twenty Dollars, and for each additional wagon Ten Dollar.- ; Peddlers of Spectacles oil | foot Ton Dollars: Peddlers of Speit-, uoles in vehicle Flften Dollars: Ped dlers of Sewing Machines for the first wngOll Fifty Dollars, and for each additional wagon Thirty Dol lars: Peddlers of Pianos or Organs, for each one horse wagon Highly Dol lars, and for each two hor.se wagon One Hundred and Twenty Dollar. All licences to be issued by the Clerk of Court and to be of force until the 31st day of December, A. D. lno'.'. im provided by law. Done in regular annual session nl r.aureiis, s. c. this Tib day of Jan uary, a. D. 1905?. (SEAL) Attest: II. H. HUMBERT. MESSER BABB, Co. Supervisor. 25-4t. Co, Clerk. Xotlec to Teachers and Trustees. My office will be open Wednesdays. Saturdays and first Mondays. GEO. L. PITTS. 24-31 Co. Supt. of education. Nine-room house in Ora. S. C. This place is situated near depot and there are twenty eight acres of land surround ing house that goes with it. If you ore in the market for a nice home, write to us imme diately and we will arrange to have the place shown you. PEDDLERS. State of South Carolina. County of Laurens. Calhoun Co. Spartanbutg, S. C. FREE Life Insurance Any man in L?ntens Count} who is not under 28 or over 42 years old can get Life Insurance free If he sends the following informa tion to me, not later than Saturday, January 23, 1909 Full Name,. Address I was born on the day of i /?V. (dire yea, .) I T ??>mtl)zn&tmx Xife 5n& Co (3ROADDL/S Ei>r>-:'& DISTRICT AO! N ?lliPoJ 1 y ? ft. W i : _e i m1 gg h i. \ I P Jfe I * 1 II 6 to come: to a close Saturday, January 22 YOUR GREATEST OPPORTUNITY ! NOW BEFORE Never such or ices put on. New, clean, fresh merchnsdise. Odd lo every descrip tion will be sold. Some of the biggest bargains of Ui . e will be offer I h i i U w days of this sale. New lots of short lengths have com - in since th sa st rted and will be closed out as we do not inten S to carry over anything in short \ ? , h or o I lots of any description. It will be your gain if you taki adv mt ige of the v ? id x thai we are offering in this great sale. Never Such Prices On Ladies' and Children's Muslin Underwear. You should see the wonderful values that we are offering. Garments well made at prices that you would have to pay for the material. Coat Suits DO YOU WANT OA/if? Now is your chance never such v, lues < people. We do not intend to carry over a sin$ as io d? this we will almost give their awa; and SEE. COME ft ? X Q k 8 :f Q A* 11