Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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GOING OUT OF BUSINESS We Pay Your Railroad Tare! All Customer.s coining b) Train and Tradinc or over s Will get Railroad Fan - Rt turned. Also Valu blc Pre iniums ( ?vt :i A w .r. :. .: ing this Sale. Sal. I. ists 10 DAYS ONLY REMOVAL SALE ^. I'OLIxVIvl^FF'S Magnificent Su?ck oi H .. . Dry Goods. Clothing. Shoes, Hats, Notions Trunks, Etc., regardless of C< I I: EASTERN SALVAQE COMPANY Beginning at 9 o'clock, Thursd<T Morning:, February 11th, 1909. Notice to Merchants! Out of town Mearchants wish ing to buy portions of this Stock which consists of High Grade Clothing, Sinus, Hats, Dry Goods, Notions, Trunks, Ktc.j arc cordially invited t<> attend this Sale. Will Sell Cheap. STORK FOR RKNT FIXTURES FOR SM.!'.! SALI?: LASTS IA DAYS f ONLY ^LOOK 1 THE RK1> CANVASS FROXTl To The Public! .;r 1 Is th'< in the haii is ? : view we have ? forgotten?c< * a triven tini A. -M ^'#'#\t*^ Was closed Three Days?Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, V/LII ^LUI C so that we could mark down prices and re-arrange the stock for you approv al. 7. the people we will offer values that will blunt the shafts of opposition?Bargains i*. will class the middle-man out of the race. Such -;. ] )rtunities are a rare thing for the average man or woman to buy the best class a erchandise at prices never before offered, and just at a time when the re d cold w eather at F : lack if space we do not quote you prices, therefore come and see for yoursc : r: liculously low prices goods can sometimes be sold for. Remember the duty you owe yourself and family to buy where you can l>u\ the cheapest GLNLLSL BARGAINS Low Prices arc Talk inj Telling a -i<?i v of ecohotu; thai has neve r beeil lok fore. Prices will rcat li th? est limit during I his !? ?w movement of high grad< cluuulisc, Think It Over Good People! (jive tiiis mattery i atte ition and you will readily see when and where to buy. Remember that I iar ;ains most wanted by you are most wanted by all. 'i; i inet- H \nv Art it Open inv, Da\. * ? .;. jj.^ *Tnursdav, Eeb. ?Ha.Ml come early: . atisfactory will Kindly be Exchanged or Money Refunded. No Goods Charged ?Cash Only. SENSATION & DAY Prepare yourself with the Money so that you can lake advantage of this Mighty Av alanche of Majestic Bargains during this Forced Sale. 0 o'clock, M| H mmn d 1? 9 WOLFE, Sales Manatrer Opening- Day, Thursday, Feb. 9 o'clock, a. m. ?wb mmm mi i ?m??! nmmu igmws;^ M x , immesiM(mmmmmseimti& vs^^Esm^imw^ffji^m^^.. 3 i. tm wmmm mmm wummmmmmmKS&aiB^^ . , fsmsssssaKBt i wmmm&Bss&b&ci SOCIAL AND PERSONAL l.tturOll ? bnisii'.'tjjs n; li < i, i.,. M : b.MapRi l'O.V(i) in Tin- da> . ?.? hi,' ol this week hi Ulis rlminbc Of commerce rooms in I be i:niei;>i;.'' bank bit i 1*1 in?. Ii was tlie regular iUolUhl> meeting or dm chamber ol eomluorei 'Mil. DWltlg lo lb(! .a' r a lltllhbei nf important matters wore to be considered ami dial a bunnuei was it bo served, b Win nil unusual nicotine and linUsually well an? ???!?-?* Over members were preacht in addlliot |iilte a i tiioiil Mr. John Wo?id. ?? < ? .Iii y oi tile (.ireebville botdfl ol <;.. | ,?h< ... deliver a:, aildn ?. Mr. iVOod'ij divai was lib) feature <: tlic evening 'i bv banquet., prepured und tief .vi I by fa- Pastor's Aid noel?t> ol the PT?&b> 1*1 ian church, commi :.. salads turkey, nud bain, drcstdniy ??raubvriy sauces, olive*;, pickles coft'tfa ?nil ("beasts ntrawi a ?.? . inus tr?ut enjoyed i>y all present Dr. il. K. Aikti.. prealUoill of Die. cliuiuhei of commerce presided uud introduced tn* speaker ot the owning. '. ligyd wu mat r Daniel ol Green?,.. iuK performed (>?? ? Me ihtinei . i'.. id Jr.. L c Goot i ? ?. 'Mavd... C r Willie Jone,. Klpll Mary SllnpHOH I'i Annie flllkeri on, llattle Houlwaro. lartalm il tiie i.i' mi 01 ol i be Until1 ' Young Peoph's society at her home on West Main strool Tuesday evenlnp of last tvenV An ('iitortnlnlnw inn I eel program mo was rendered and rtolfoJouo refreshments were served, In addition to a very laughable on?? net farce comedy pre: eat< ,1 hy members, or the sooioty. LOCAL A iU PERSONAL MKNl Ii will In ten si ido h lends of Mi . opted Hie position of Stenograph? . . i ? Mrs. Kli/nbetn Strihling of Sparti in;; visited ihe family ol kor dttug r; Mrs. L C. Oooeh, during ilie u: i'. V. I). Tongue of Waterloo city Monday. \. L. Neighbors of ciinu nii those in the city Monday r. and Mrs. A. I.. llorne lea ilib week u> see Mib. I: in ib?- Columbia ho |dt?i Vniiii Owliigg ha ,ei a \ Isii to Mrs. i lummond n the ? lt> Wi !',,<?? Ii; il, ( h. , lo Ml ? Miitlie lai'raiil and M...!:" lai i Is : |?onI Saturday in 11 j<? clt; . Mis. w. Ii. (in r ret I bos relurin d roiu 'Iroeiiwood. The comihltt.00 of tlio Daughter <>; he (?uiK dci-ncy thanks all I bos- who lartlcipaled or aided in any waj III be pi. lentntloii of "Tin IJhlrih Depot"; Tie members or Lauren lodge n<>. i mokeir Monday ovcnlng, in connection ? i' . tholi' regular weekly meeting : I i ttendanec w as good \\ h) Ua VAnvv In re .' Our agency win show convln? lug leneo of '?n yen is oxlonalvo nai" iiul higliiy sailsilod users of ihe i.. vi I'nliit. All denlot s in ol her painl i omhllied CHlinot furnish equal Ovid . ii'I-. When painting with L. & Si. 'on are pallltlng with Metal Zilie Oxide combined with White lead /Au Is Imperishable and makes Ihe L, ?v M. WOar and COVi like gold. I; oloi h remain brlghl and lasl lug. Don't need repaint for in to 15 years. lO hit B it cost one (bird lot ?? tOY Mill. Sold by .1. II. K- M L. Na li. Lauretta. .1. \V. Copeland & ca. Clinton. ( ' \ < hurch l{i?\v. This. \V. Kennedy, "B. 1).'' a youii-j I citizen hi scuilletown lown i:a furnished Tho Advertiser following narration of wlr.it m have been a merry church I'ldi ? please publish As a fuss last Sunday IhC I In in ai tluticnn's llapiisi Church in tylorsvillo rdliccri ol the church goes into Win i Uroughl ahoiil i ;? ? Church for three years lorn <i|i on nccoiilii of lei ? i t.,, Nov. !!. I!. Mibbs . ( ' - I lOlllO few peo h - id liol llui man that iio to lie. the op?uonts i |ot II) ays Blbha must . i iho iiinuority says ho shall ? ?. on la-; Sunday they met ' \ i'ilson struck Gulnes .. ? v J Blows oli the head ? <"l Hickory ..:lek alter which i (I holt ? 'ot Into a move. Dtioki i .1 nines Wilson and ? ?! men ,mhI Women got into cl .i< ii must he locked up or n. : hit ?? a v. ItHd mail or i Wo lo .ti tl' dooi.; while we preach. I .? '. ?i. SV, Kennedy, ir e . S. (' . U. I'. ?> .No. 2. : I m i Ihle Itching. ei and Halt i houm keep I'pel ual lorim at. * < ?iaiuborlaln's if !. ; lib) this llchlngi < i ? have boon cured ;: ii ie, I 'or sal" by I .an reus I). \. It's t? Meet Krida? i Bessie Todd. secrotary of the . liaureiiH chapter, Daughters imeI'iean llevolulion. calls a .i oi i i.e t lhapti r for Friday i noon of this weoki Fobttnry 12th. ? o'clock with Miss I.aura i dale al her hon.?' on West Mu)M Ml ti.e momhers are reipiesl io cine prepared to pay their ulur duos. ' can || V, Uli it But Iran cabled by overturned kettle etil .. knife bruised by fliammod i || hired by gnu or in any other thing heeded at oitco I? Arnica Salve to subdue in n ma t ion and kill the pain. It's v( mo healer, infallible For . Fever Sores. I'.c/.eina 2aC. Ill I aureus Dnig CO. , . .tine Llo Drilg ('?>. age < osl for fuel for a ralD In Is ton cents a mile, and the ? fireman burns $2,fi0rt worth Facts oi (?ciicnil Interest. Pennsylvania, Ohio. Wisconsin, , Mnlno and Missouri, it? the order i named, ar<? tho greatest producers of , lime. A device which foics water down to tho root.-; of plants is said to pro duct"! wonderful Improvements in crops. Ilang brooms in tho collerwny to keep sot'; und plaint. A pieco of zinc ])iit on live coals in ili" stove will clean out thestove pipe. Poppormint sprigs laid around wiioro mice frequent, will drive Ihom away. To remove ink stains, vet with spirits of turpentine and after three hours nth well. Potroleutn ointment stains are very obstinate and the best tilings on them to soak them in kerosene. Do not pile left-over cooked pota. lyen together, as they will sour quick yi. Spread them out on a large dish. For the picnic dainty salads can ho j packed in large greeu peper pods or ho not steep with arms above the head; it causes additional strain on tbe blood towards the heart. A sponge with a solution of one purl ammonia to ten parts of water Is said tomatoes Rcooped out for the purpose, to brighten the colors in n fad.-it car pot. Salt thrown into the oven iniiucdi atolj after unythlng has been burned in a will lunko tho obJcCtlounble odor le i disagreeable (iiease spots may be removed from ill" carpet by COVorlllg with a brown pnpei and then passing a warm Hat Iron over the top. By I'Ubblllg a fresh lemon into n sou rod sponge and rising several Union In Inko-wnrni water it Will be come as sweet as when new. Select a dozen or SO of the smooth ' est and largest Splints from the new broom and lay them away to use in testing cake when it is bnkelng, If J'OII accidentally spill ice cream on ;i silk waist try using ah hoi to I remove the ^rense blemish. It also removes ;i candy or gtlftl blemish. Pill CUSlnrd cups and set them in fi kettle with a little hot water, put the cover on und sleam until done. They lire smoother than when baked. Pill the children out of doors to I run and play. Lot them dig and delve In mother earth, and absorb tllOpuro air and bright sunshine. Don't be afraid of them getting dirty it will BttVO doctor's bills. Preaching at Chestnut Ridge. Rev. Ml'. Thayer will preach to the Chestnut nidge Congregation on next Sunday afternoon at It o'clock. The nilbllC are cordially Invited to attend Ihlfl sorvlco, Ciinl oi* Thanks. I luivc no words that can over ox prcss to my dear friends and neigh born, my loving appreciation of their , sympathy and kindness to me and mine in the great sorrow Hint enmo to me. To the ministers whose prayers were a coin fort nl (lie bedside of my dying husband, lo the physicians, surgeons,, and nurses who tri?wl to save his lifo, to lite editors of our pa pers for thoir kind words and to lb" many noble hearts in our city, thai responded with financial aid in my . desolation and bereavement, I give my heartfelt and sincere thanks. May ! our licavehlj Katlier, Who has promts- . 11! to care ..li- I'."- willow and the fatborless In their affliction, bestow on each mid overy one of you His richest blessings, is my prayer. Mrs. McDuflie Hampton Stum A crust of broad helps to clean out i a strickly bread pan. lielieves stomach Mlserj Almost ; I mmedliitel). If l lie food you ate at your last meal did not digest, but laid for a long time like load Oil your Stomach, then you have iudlgostion and must 1 .a i cpilckly. <)i course there are many other symptoins of Indigestion, such as helclllliK '>!? of sour food, heartburn. dl'/./.illOSH, shortness of breath and I foul breath, and if you have any of I them, your stomach is out of order , and should be corrected. Ml-O-lia tablets have cured thous ands of cases of Indigestion and stomach trouble. If you have any stomach distress, Ml-o-nu will relieve instantly. Itut Mi-o-na- unlike most so-called dyspepsln romodles, does more than relieve; it permanently cures dyspep sln <>r any stomach trouble by pulling energy and Btringlli into the walls of the slfinach. a largo box of Ml-o-na tablets cost I but f>0 cents at Lnurens Drug Co. and nro guaranteed to cur?; or money back. When others fall. Mi-o-na cures. It is a producer of flesh whon body is thin: it cleanses the stomach ami bowels; purities the blood and makes rich red blood. CURES CATARRH, ASTHMA, Bronchitis, Croup, Coughs and Coicis, or money back. Sold and guaranteed by MiTOS DIU (i COMTANT. Assessor's Notice! Till'. Aiulilor'.s OIHco will he open from the 1st day "i January to llio 20th day <>r February, 1000, i<> make returns of personal properly, and real esiato, where any chancres have boon made sinco lafit return for taxation in I,aureus For tho convenience of lite taxpayers, lite Auditor or his Deputy will attend the fallowing named places t<> recoivo returns for said year, lo-wit : Stewart's Store, .lannary 2i'ih, rrom i" U in t<< ?.' p m. Venue's, ?lanuatj iJOth, frotn Id a m to 13 m. Pleasant Nloitildi Jimmy '10?i, 3 p in lo i p in. Lnnford, i cbrtuuy ?d, from U a in lo 13 in Ora, February ?'. from 2 p m lo i p m. Watts Mill, February :;. from 3 p in to 8 p in. All male uitt/.out> between the ages of 31 and UP years on the 1st ol .lanuary, except lho.se who arc Incapable of earu? ing a supisu'l frOm bolus maincd or from other causes, are deemed polls, Con fed* crate veterans exeopl?d, All taxpayers are required lo give Townships and No, <ii School District : also stale whether property is situated in town or country. Alter Iho301 h of Fobriiary, 50 i Or cent, pen.illy will bo attached for failure lo make ret urns. < . A. PONVKH, Deo. 1?', IU0J< tit. Auditor. Hied ion for Trustees. There will bo an oloctiou held al llio following places on 'I'buisday, Feb ruary i.'iib. for the selection ?>r .> Trus**' tees for ibe management "I llio Wads worlhvllle Poor Suhool Fund: Al Cross Hill. Mom.u ilk, .1. .1. N. ouilg's and A 1J. 1 lohne? 's. A. II. HobMl'.s, tob, i, 1001). Sco'y Hoard Trustees. POH MAYO It i i itoroby announce inysoll a cnndl dale for ro-olocllou lo the olllcc of Mayor of l.aurens, subject to llio will of tbe City Democratic primary, c. M. DA?D. PIX Ali HKTTI.K.UKNT, Tako notice thai on tbe nib day of March, I?09, i Will render a Html account of my acts and doings as Ad. ailnlatrator wllh will annoxed of tbe e.slate of W illiam Simp: on, deconsOd, in the office of llio Judge of Probate of Laurons county, m ii o'clock, a. in., and on tbe saute day will apply for a llnal dischargo from my irusl as Ad* inlnlalrntor with, will annexed. All persons llidohtod lo said CSlnte an- no II II od and rciptlrcd io innko pay - mcnl on lhal date! and ail porsoua having ?laims ngalunl said estate will present them on or before said date, duly proven, or he row vor burred. it. F, Simpson, Administrator with will Ann' od, Feb. 10, 1000, i mo.